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Nang Linchi Thai Roti is a street food in Sathon, Bangkok — Trust Score 86.8/100 based on 186 verified Google reviews (86% real-reviewer ratio).

Nang Linchi Thai Roti

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📍 Sathon, Bangkok🍜 Street FoodUpdated 15d ago
87
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
45
Volume
27
Local Gd
10
Authority
5
★ 4.5
186 reviews
AI Verified · 93% realTop 54% in Street Food
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1+ year ago
★ 4.60
67 reviews
3-12 months
★ 4.71
24 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 4.75
4 reviews
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What Google Reviewers Say About Nang Linchi Thai Roti

★ 5 — Natty K

Finally,I got a chance to go visited. The couple are very nice and Roti its the best so far for me. I order Banana+egg +chocolate sauce. Such a perfect combination.. highly recommend! Its always line and local go visit 🙂 if you want to experience the local… this is one of the best💪🏻

★ 5 — Akara Supratak

Tasty roti around here. Strongly recommend!! I normally order "original roti" and "roti with banana and egg". The queue is usually long, but the roti is worth waiting. Please give yourself around 30 mins when you come here.

★ 5 — Thunradee Pothongsang-arun

I called it the best roti in Bangkok! It just THB10 for original (crispy roti with sweetened condensed milk and sugar) You might have to wait for 15 or 20 minutes but it's worth waiting for!

About Nang Linchi Thai Roti

Location
 128, 11 Nang Linchi Rd, Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Cuisine
Street Food
Trust Score
86.8/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 89 487 4975
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