Auntie Mui Yaowarat

The place looks busy and seems to be crowded all the time. The food was edible but honestly it didn’t look very appealing or particularly hygienic, but we didn’t have any stomach issues afterward, so I’d say it was okay. It was the cheapest meal we had on our entire trip, and you really get what you pay for. Definitely a true street-food experience.

4 months ago

After nearly 2 months in thailand, that was our worst restaurant. Star fried hot plate sea food was an omelet with a shrimp and an other thing, I refused it. Tom yum, looks great on the picture with it's raw eggs on top, forget about it it's coming all mixed together, and not tasty, I do better in my rented appartement small kitchen. Service is chaotic and waitress shout at each other on how to arrange the tables. Price are low, as is the quality

5 months ago

Avoid this restaurant. The service was poor and felt misleading — the staff served us extra dishes we never ordered, then insisted they were ours. It was also surprising that none of the staff spoke Chinese, given the restaurant’s Chinese menu and location in Chinatown. The staff were rude, and the whole experience was ruined. There are better, more honest options nearby.

6 months ago