Thipsamai | Local Food in Bangkok | Monkey Compass

I'll introduce Bangkok's famous Pad Thai restaurant, "Thip Samai."

I highly recommend visiting and trying it if you have plans near or on Kaosan Road.

Even though it opens late in the afternoon, people are seen lining up to eat.

Since there are tables both inside and outside the restaurant, you won't have to wait as long as you might expect.

Pad Thai is delicious, but the orange juice sold here is also tasty.

Famous for its Bangkok-style dishes... I went there late in the evening when I was hungry, and as expected, there was a long line.

The line is longer than I expected, but since there are tables outside, it doesn't take as long as it might.

Even most taxi drivers know what a tip-samurai is and will take care of it on their own... so they must be quite famous, right?

There are about 20 employees, and it looks really bustling! Haha

This is the process of making Pad Thai. The dish is all about that smoky flavor, just like with fire^^

Perhaps because the weather is better than last year, I don't find waiting difficult; instead, I can watch the process of making it while waiting, so it doesn't feel boring.

To conclude, this is the step of dressing the egg.

You can see the orders pouring in chaotically even while waiting outside.

It's not easy to cook like this in a hot country, but thinking about that, I really enjoyed the delicious taste.  

The entrance is regulated to prevent people from crowding in due to the narrow space, yet it remains comfortable despite its size. ^^

They can also pack it, so I ordered a few more. If I mention it when I'm about to eat, they'll bring it over by the time the bill comes.

The prices are also affordable, and since the menu is in English, ordering is easy. ^_^

The longan juice is also delicious when served together. The large size is 150 baht, and the small size is 80 baht.

The history of this shop is revealed through the items on display... It seems many broadcasting companies have visited and left.

The vegetables are set as a base; please add them according to your preference for a delicious meal.

Peanut powder, chili powder, and other condiments are provided on a side table for you to add according to your preference.

Ta-da~! Here's the Pad Thai I ordered. Doesn't it look delicious? >_<

Looking at it again, I get a bit hungry.

 If you're currently on a solo trip to Bangkok, wouldn't it be worth visiting?

Or, if you're planning ahead, it's a place worth visiting.

Tipsamai, the ultimate Pad Thai spot in Bangkok!

Even those who have a bias against Thai food can eat this without hesitation; it is suitable for people of all ages and genders.