Khao Soy

[ronthebrummie]

I arrive on the 9th will pop in and confirm with photos

[LuvThaiPussy]

7 minutes ago, Leo_Bia said:

Went to my usual Northern Thai spot on Third Road instead 👍

Is it a secret and do they serve khao soi? If so, how is it?

[Leo_Bia]

7 hours ago, LuvThaiPussy said:

Is it a secret and do they serve khao soi? If so, how is it?

Sorry, been mentioned many times before, so just presumed.

Just beware, they are normally closed by 1-2pm.

https://www.google.com/maps/@12.9202887,100.8797815,3a,42.2y,351.24h,86.2t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sQyZ17KlLhyfbMsXcnnICAg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

Edited February 6, 2023 by Leo_Bia

[Tapaz1976]

Can vouch for that place as well. Lovely people and the food is very tasty. They elderly couple only speak Thai so difficult to communicate but there is a young LB who works there sometimes who speaks English well.

[LuvThaiPussy]

On 05/02/2023 at 19:16, LuvThaiPussy said:

It's the one just before Admire. Mansion maybe? Walked be the other day and will try it soon..

Followed up and enjoyed it. Was a bit spicy which I was fine with but some might not like it that way. Chicken was super tender. 

 

Tried the salad rolls as well and they were okay and could've been good but they had those tiny dried shrimp in them which I don't like cause the flavor is too strong. I try to get pad thai without them as they're a common ingredient.

 

Table wise, there was 3 outside as mentioned above but there was also at least one table next door a guy was eating at. Didn't notice if there was more than one there. Not Admire side but the other. Not sure if it's attached to their property as I didn't look close. 

 

I also tried sweet pig's version a couple weeks ago. Great presentation (last pic) and it was okay but I wouldn't rush back to have it again. Linguine noodles just didn't seem right. They serve pasta as well, so maybe trying to incorporate some of the same ingredients in different dishes which I don't blame them for doing to keep costs down. 

 

Have also tried the 3rd road place mentioned above once. Even though it was cheap, it was quite small and little drumettes instead of a big leg or thigh. Flavors were pretty good.

 

Khao soi Chiang Mai at Miracle house is the current winner for me.

 

 

Sweet pigs...

Edited February 7, 2023 by LuvThaiPussy
Addition.

[kansuwan]

Beef Khao Soi served at branches of S & P is well worth a try

[LuvThaiPussy]

18 hours ago, LuvThaiPussy said:

Followed up and enjoyed it. Was a bit spicy which I was fine with but some might not like it that way. Chicken was super tender. 

 

Tried the salad rolls as well and they were okay and could've been good but they had those tiny dried shrimp in them which I don't like cause the flavor is too strong. I try to get pad thai without them as they're a common ingredient.

 

Table wise, there was 3 outside as mentioned above but there was also at least one table next door a guy was eating at. Didn't notice if there was more than one there. Not Admire side but the other. Not sure if it's attached to their property as I didn't look close. 

 

I also tried sweet pig's version a couple weeks ago. Great presentation (last pic) and it was okay but I wouldn't rush back to have it again. Linguine noodles just didn't seem right. They serve pasta as well, so maybe trying to incorporate some of the same ingredients in different dishes which I don't blame them for doing to keep costs down. 

 

Have also tried the 3rd road place mentioned above once. Even though it was cheap, it was quite small and little drumettes instead of a big leg or thigh. Flavors were pretty good.

 

Khao soi Chiang Mai at Miracle house is the current winner for me.

 

 

Sweet pigs...

Forgot to mention that I saw a few grab drivers pick up orders, so convenient and if not want to go there to risk the few tables being occupied.

[mmaaarrrkkk]

On 08/02/2023 at 00:02, LuvThaiPussy said:

 

Khao soi Chiang Mai at Miracle house is the current winner for me.

Only chicken? Is the beef or any other version available off menu?

[LuvThaiPussy]

2 minutes ago, mmaaarrrkkk said:

Only chicken? Is the beef or any other version available off menu?

Doubt it being such a small place with a limited menu

[ronthebrummie]

On 07/02/2023 at 23:02, LuvThaiPussy said:

Followed up and enjoyed it. Was a bit spicy which I was fine with but some might not like it that way. Chicken was super tender. 

 

Tried the salad rolls as well and they were okay and could've been good but they had those tiny dried shrimp in them which I don't like cause the flavor is too strong. I try to get pad thai without them as they're a common ingredient.

 

Table wise, there was 3 outside as mentioned above but there was also at least one table next door a guy was eating at. Didn't notice if there was more than one there. Not Admire side but the other. Not sure if it's attached to their property as I didn't look close. 

 

I also tried sweet pig's version a couple weeks ago. Great presentation (last pic) and it was okay but I wouldn't rush back to have it again. Linguine noodles just didn't seem right. They serve pasta as well, so maybe trying to incorporate some of the same ingredients in different dishes which I don't blame them for doing to keep costs down. 

 

Have also tried the 3rd road place mentioned above once. Even though it was cheap, it was quite small and little drumettes instead of a big leg or thigh. Flavors were pretty good.

 

Khao soi Chiang Mai at Miracle house is the current winner for me.

 

 

Sweet pigs...

That’s the one I went to, they run the guest house and just have a couple of tables to make a few bob extra.

Lovely old couple

[Jake540]

Khao Soi has to be my favorite Thai food. I didn’t realize it was a northern only thing. More of a reason to take a trip to Chiang Mai. 

[mmaaarrrkkk]

On 08/02/2023 at 18:25, kansuwan said:

Beef Khao Soi served at branches of S & P is well worth a try

Yeah I normally dont eat at these chains but tried it as I was desperate! 🤣

Much better than I expected and I went back for more! 

[LuvThaiPussy]

2 minutes ago, mmaaarrrkkk said:

Yeah I normally dont eat at these chains but tried it as I was desperate! 🤣

Much better than I expected and I went back for more! 

Good to know. Will give it a try

[JHo]

I’ll be there in a few weeks. Eager to try!

[cmonnn]

On 07/02/2023 at 17:02, LuvThaiPussy said:

Followed up and enjoyed it. Was a bit spicy which I was fine with but some might not like it that way. Chicken was super tender. 

 

Tried the salad rolls as well and they were okay and could've been good but they had those tiny dried shrimp in them which I don't like cause the flavor is too strong. I try to get pad thai without them as they're a common ingredient.

 

Table wise, there was 3 outside as mentioned above but there was also at least one table next door a guy was eating at. Didn't notice if there was more than one there. Not Admire side but the other. Not sure if it's attached to their property as I didn't look close. 

 

I also tried sweet pig's version a couple weeks ago. Great presentation (last pic) and it was okay but I wouldn't rush back to have it again. Linguine noodles just didn't seem right. They serve pasta as well, so maybe trying to incorporate some of the same ingredients in different dishes which I don't blame them for doing to keep costs down. 

 

Have also tried the 3rd road place mentioned above once. Even though it was cheap, it was quite small and little drumettes instead of a big leg or thigh. Flavors were pretty good.

 

Khao soi Chiang Mai at Miracle house is the current winner for me.

 

 

Sweet pigs...

My mouth ist watering 🤤

My absolute favorite food and it is super close to my hotel.

Will bei my first meal around noon on sunday. 

[cmonnn]

I did it. First meal in Pattaya at miracle guesthouse.

Not sure why there was cream in it. Maybe they thought i could Not handle it without.

Was good and tasty. 

But i am Not totally satisfied, will try other places also.