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The best Bamee Moo Daeng in Bangkok

Also spelt Ba Mee Moo Dang, Bami Mu Daeng, Egg Noodles with Red Pork and Barbecued Pork Noodles. A curated shortlist, shaped by your votes.

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  1. Number 1.Prachak Pet Yang (Bang Rak)

    Bang Rak, Charoen Krung Silom & Sathorn

    Open
    About 8am to 8.30pm daily
    Where
    1415 Charoen Krung Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, opposite Robinson Bang Rak

    Duck hangs in the window, so people forget that the bamee moo daeng here uses properly made egg noodles. Take it dry with the soup alongside. There is air conditioning, but tables turn slowly once tour groups land.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng haeng, dry, with the broth on the side

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  2. Number 2.Bamee Kon Sae Lee (Thonglor)

    Thonglor Thonglor & Ekkamai

    Open
    6.30am to 11pm daily
    Where
    Mouth of Soi Sukhumvit 55 (Thonglor), Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

    The original shack at the top of Sukhumvit 55 has been rolling its own egg noodles for close to sixty years. Order moo daeng haeng. Afternoons are chaotic, and the Banthat Thong branch is a separate queue altogether.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng haeng from the original Thonglor counter

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  3. Number 3.Nai Meng Bamee Poo Kiew Kung Yak (Silom)

    Sala Daeng Silom & Sathorn

    Open
    9am to 9pm daily
    Where
    183 Si Lom Road, Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, in the shophouse row beside Silom Complex

    Most tables order the giant prawn wonton, yet the charcoal roast pork over house made egg noodles holds its own. Ask for it haeng. Sitting right beside Silom Complex, the office lunch rush is heavy from noon.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng haeng, adding one giant prawn wonton

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  4. Sawang Bamee Kam Pu (Si Phraya)

    Si Phraya Silom & Sathorn

    Open
    About 5pm to 11pm; shut Mondays and Buddhist holy days
    Where
    264 Si Phraya Road, Maha Phruttharam, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500

    Crab claw is in the shop's name, but ask for bamee moo daeng and add one claw if you are hungry. Evenings only, shut on Mondays and Buddhist holy days, and there is nowhere to park.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng, with a crab claw added if you are hungry

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  5. Bamee Jabkang (Charoen Krung 23)

    Charoen Chai, off Yaowarat Yaowarat & Chinatown

    Open
    8.30am to 5.30pm; shuts about two days a month
    Where
    38 Soi Charoen Chai (Soi Charoen Krung 23), Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100

    Order the bamee haeng moo daeng, dry noodles under a landslide of roast pork. The name means labourer, and the portion was built for one. Cash only, and it closes two days a month.

    What to orderBamee haeng moo daeng, the dry egg noodles with roast red pork

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  6. Bamee Tong Leng (Talat Phlu)

    Talat Phlu Thonburi & the West Bank

    Open
    9.30am to 8pm at the Thoet Thai Road shophouse
    Where
    942 Thoet Thai Road, Talat Phlu, Thon Buri, Bangkok 10600

    Keep the bowl simple: moo daeng and a few shrimp wontons, taken dry. Parking outside the Thoet Thai shophouse is genuinely awful, so come on the BTS to Talat Phlu and walk the last stretch.

    What to orderBamee kiew moo daeng haeng, the dry bowl

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  7. Bamee Hua To (Si Yan)

    Si Yan, Dusit Old Town (Rattanakosin & Banglamphu)

    Open
    9am to 6pm; the Prachachuen branch runs later
    Where
    436/28 Nakhon Chai Si Road, behind Si Yan market, Dusit, Bangkok 10300

    Bamee kiew moo daeng at forty-five baht is the order, noodles and wontons together. The shop hides behind Si Yan market and the shutters come down by six, so do not leave it until evening.

    What to orderBamee kiew moo daeng, the fat hand kneaded noodles with wontons

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  8. Bamee Khai Lung Chuey (Ekkamai 19)

    Ekkamai Thonglor & Ekkamai

    Open
    6pm to about 3am
    Where
    Ekkamai Road at the mouth of Ekkamai Soi 19 (Sukhumvit 63), Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110

    A pavement cart that only makes sense after dark, so treat it as a second dinner. Egg noodles with roast pork and a boiled egg. Cash only, stools on the street, and nothing over your head when it rains.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng with a boiled egg added

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  9. Tim's Noodle House (Soi Soonvijai)

    Soi Soonvijai Siam, Pathumwan & Banthat Thong

    Open
    10am to 3pm, Monday to Saturday; shut Sundays
    Where
    53 Soi Soonvijai Yaek 3-2 (Soi Phetchaburi 47), New Phetchaburi Road, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310

    Cantonese in style, with springy house noodles, roast pork and prawn wontons. Ask for bamee moo daeng haeng. It is buried in a housing lane off Soi Soonvijai, opens for five hours on weekdays and closes on Sunday.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng haeng with a couple of prawn wontons

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  10. Bamee Kiew Mae Sri (Banthat Thong)

    Banthat Thong Siam, Pathumwan & Banthat Thong

    Open
    Opens 3pm and runs until sold out, often about 10pm
    Where
    196 Soi Chulalongkorn 18, off Banthat Thong Road, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

    A Banthat Thong regular rather than a tourist stop, and the bowl to take is bamee moo daeng, dry. It opens at three and runs until the noodles go, often before ten, so do not arrive late.

    What to orderBamee moo daeng haeng, or the tom yam haeng version

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