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“Beef boat noodles with liver, tripe, and rumen. The broth is rich and thick from added blood, with a balance of sour, sweet, and spicy. Served with crispy pork skins (cap mu) that add crunch and absorb the broth. The meatballs are bouncy and tender.”
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1 creator has covered Boat Noodles Stall A28-29. Most active: Mark Wiens
One of the best boat noodle stalls in Chatuchak Market, with rich, balanced broth and a cozy seating area filled with steam — a must-try.
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Boat Noodles (Kuay Teow Reua)
Oh man, the vinegar almost went to the back of my throat. You taste the sourness, it already has a really nice balance of flavor — sour, sweet, and a little bit spicy — and then just the richness because he adds in that blood. One of the great things about boat noodles is that blood that's added to really thicken and enrich the broth, that's what gives it so much flavor. I seasoned it with vinegar and dried chili. The meat is tender, delicious. I added crispy pork skins which start to absorb the broth — as soon as you bite down you get this crispiness but also this juiciness that flows out from that broth. The meatball is nice and bouncy, tender but so springy in your mouth. This really sums up the flavor of Thailand — sweet, spicy, sour, salty, everything in one bowl.
