Patongo and Soy Milk for Breakfast
by Nam Dao Huu, Bangkok, Thailand
If you are in Bangkok's busy Chinatown, don't miss a classic breakfast of patongo and fresh soy milk - the quintessential early morning pairing. Nam Dao Huu, a Thai-Chinese café, is one of the best places for a fresh and delicious breakfast in Chinatown.
patongo and soy milk for breakfast in Bangkok's Chinatown |
Patongo, Chinese-style fried "donuts" are a delicious part of any Bangkok breakfast. Get up early to grab hot and fresh patongo for 1 THB (about $0.03) apiece from a local street vendor, or hit up a Michelin-starred restaurant for a fusion-style serving. Either way, you can't go wrong!
Patongo is made fresh every morning, and served hot and oily right out of the fryer!
fresh patongo, or Thai-Chinese fried donuts at Nam Dao Huu |
iced soy milk at Nam Dao Huu, Bangkok, Thailand |
Another specialty is tang yuan, a Chinese dish of sesame paste inside glutenous rice balls served in a bowl of sweetened soy milk.
The café is a cheap and authentic (not to mention trendy and clean) spot to sit down and eat in the middle of Bangkok's busy Chinatown, and worth making a trip out to visit.
Price
💲 - very cheap!
plate of patongo - 20 THB; iced soy milk 45 THB; other snacks 20-45 THB per
Location and Hours
Nam Dao Huu is open daily from 10 am - 9 pm.
Nam Dao Huu is located in Bangkok's Chinatown. The easiest way to get there is by MRT at Wat Mangkorn Station.
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