Mama’s is a street food in Yan Nawa, Bangkok — Trust Score 81.7/100 based on 43 verified Google reviews (56% real-reviewer ratio).
📍 Yan Nawa, Bangkok🍜 Street Food🌶️ ThaiUpdated 15d ago
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
49
Volume
20
Local Gd
10
Authority
3
★ 4.9
43 reviews
AI Verified · 78% realTop 33% in Street FoodRating timeline
Quality trend
1+ year ago26 reviews
★ 4.85
3-12 months16 reviews
★ 5.00
Last 3 months1 review
★ 5.00
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Community rating
4.2★★★★☆777 votes
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What Google Reviewers Say About Mama’s
★ 5 — Noel Finn
Best Pad Thai in all of Thailand! Very authentic and Mama is the best! Highly recommended.
★ 5 — Peter Owen
Mama’s is the place to be! Hands down best Pad Thai I’ve ever eaten. Me and my gf just happen to walk past one night and the smells were unreal. Because of that we had to come and eat the next night. You will not be disappointed the food is quality and the service is lovely 🥰
★ 5 — Lennart Schnoor
Love this place. I eat there everyday at least one time and I don‘t know what I would do without her. I will miss it so much when I leave Bangkok and probably I buy her a flight to Germany, so she can open a Streetfood place there.
About Mama’s
- Location
- 59 Rama III 79 Alley, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
- Cuisine
- Street Food, Thai
- Trust Score
- 81.7/100 — Highly credible reviews
- Phone
- +66 89 067 8511
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📱 Thai SIM card guide — which to buy & where
📶Tourist SIM ฿299–599 (7–30 days, unlimited data with speed cap at 1GB/day after fair-use)
True Move H
Best for tourists — widest 5G coverage
Thailand's most tourist-friendly SIM. Pre-registered SIM — no Thai ID needed. Airtime + data bundled. International calls included on some packages.
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🔵Tourist SIM ฿299–499 (7–30 days)
DTAC (now NT)
Good coverage, reliable speeds
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🔴Tourist SIM ฿299–699 depending on data bundle
AIS
Thailand's largest carrier — rural and island coverage
Best carrier for visiting islands or rural Thailand — coverage where others drop out. Koh Samui, Pai, Khao Yai all have reliable AIS signal.
💡 AIS Passport SIM specifically designed for tourists — most commonly recommended if traveling outside Bangkok. Ask for the 'AIS TOURIST SIM' specifically.
Quick tips:
- •Bring your unlocked phone — Thai SIM cards are nano/micro/standard and shops will cut to size
- •Buy at airport arrival immediately — skip the roaming bill. Setup takes 3 minutes.
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- •5G coverage: only Bangkok and major cities. Everywhere else is 4G (still fast)
- •Tethering/hotspot allowed on all tourist SIMs — great for traveling with tablets