What to order at Victory Monument boat noodle alley

The dish to know
Boat noodles (kuay teow ruea) in pork or beef broth
Editor tip
Order three or four small bowls and rotate flavours; the pork broth at Boat Noodle Heaven and the beef at Boat Noodle Avenue are the local picks.
CuisineStreet food
Price฿
HoursDaily 10:00-22:00 (vendor hours vary)
The dishBoat noodles (kuay teow ruea) in pork or beef broth
PaymentCash only
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Location

Address: Soi Ranchanawi, Victory Monument, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400

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