Jeto Noodle | Local Food in Pattaya | Menu, Hours & Reviews

Travel!!! And of course, a foodie travel experience can't be missed.

That's why, as I browse through various blogs, Local restaurants are frequently featured.

The Pataya I will introduce to you now Jeto Rice Noodles It has been frequently introduced on viscosity blogs.

Thailand, especially Pattaya, is a destination that many people wish to visit at least once during their independent travel.

In fact, I'm not even sure where exactly the rice noodle soup (쌀국수) started in the countryside, but...

When I asked locals, they said there are now about 5 or 6 branches.

I visited the place closest to downtown Pattaya among them.

It's surprisingly easy to find.

Perhaps because it's so popular with Koreans?

"Jeotto Rice Noodles" on Google Maps'Even if you try, it will look like this: "Agh!!!".

Those who have visited Pattaya will have a general sense of it,

Even for first-time visitors, simply open Google Maps in Pataya city center and... I want pho too.Please search for 'ro'. ^^

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The place I visited had been set up as a temporary structure on an open lot.

It's an open-style unit, so there is no air conditioner.

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So, without a car, I honestly don't think it would be easy to make a special trip to visit.

Renting the entire Pattaya street food market? That's really expensive, huh~

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It's really convenient to place an order.

Simply state the number of the menu item you wish to order.

Honestly, the price felt a bit steep compared to other places.

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On one side of the dining table, condiments and chopsticks are prepared.

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Not just rice noodles, but there are various street vendors around as well.

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They even sell coconut juice!!!

Of course, I never tried drinking it.

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The cup they brought me was so cute.

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Many locals also visit it quite often.

That means it's also popular among locals.

But it's too hot, even though it's hot.

I'm so weak against the heat that without an AC, I'm in big trouble—big trouble, big trouble, big trouble, big trouble!!!!

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This is the beef pho I ordered.

In Thai "Kkuvway ttiyeo neu-a"

Since cotton wasn't specifically asked for when ordering, even I, exhausted by the heat,

They added a yellow, flat piece without mentioning it separately.

This side is called "ssen."

Thick cotton is "sene yai," Thin cotton is "Cottonex," Yellow mian is called "Bami Leang."

But I also eat pho.The wide, flat shape of the bamiyeon is It was different from the usual ramyeon served elsewhere.

Regular ramyeon noodles have a shape similar to Korean instant noodles.

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The companion who accompanied me instructed Kao Rao It is.

Kao Lao is typically a rice noodle dish (similar to pho) that usually does not include noodles. It is eaten with rice.

So it's essentially a kind of soup.

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Another friend's instruction Kkuvwayi Bandit FoxIt is.

It's pork rice noodles.

Here, we have the "Ssen-lex" (or "Ssen-Rec") inserted.

The taste was honest, but the price is on the higher side compared to other places.

It is located where one must travel by car.

Since there is no air conditioning, I don't think you need to make a special trip to get it if you're sensitive to the heat like I am.

If you'd like to visit some local favorites, it would be best to grab a quick bite before heading out if you have a car.

Yes, it seems suitable for hangover relief as well.