Sam Muai Noodles, Traditional Tom Yum, Lat Krabang

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Here's a review of Sam Muai Noodles, just like a friend would gossip about. Get your napkins and tissues ready, you'll be hungry!

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🍜 Sam Muai Noodles — A traditional, rich-flavored tom yum restaurant in the Lat Krabang area.

One day, I was super hungry and came across a review of this restaurant — "Sam Muai Noodles" — with a simple name, but extraordinary flavors. The restaurant is located at 194/99 Soi Phet Suk 2, Thap Yao Subdistrict, Lat Krabang District, Bangkok 10520.

If you're driving, take Lat Krabang Road — when you reach the Soi Chorakhe Noi Police Station / Soi Phet Suk 2, turn in and walk a short distance on the left. The restaurant is located in a townhouse addition. There aren't many tables, and the atmosphere is homey and simple, but the queue is always long. Especially for those who love traditional Tom Yum soup.

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🕒 Business Hours + Information You Should Know
Opening Hours: 6:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Closed Daily: Monday
Price per bowl: Average less than 100 baht per bowl (approximately 35-50-60 baht depending on the noodles and toppings)
Recommended Menu Items: Traditional Tom Yum, Dry Small Noodles with Spicy Sauce, Tom Yum Noodles with Wontons, Yen Ta Fo, Crispy Fried Wontons, etc.
Parking: Street parking available, but parking can be difficult during peak times.

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😋 Must-Try Menu Items: • Tom Yum Pork Noodles — Rich, sour, and spicy soup with a perfect balance of pork, organ meat, and fish balls. Perfectly presented.
• Dry Small Noodles with Spicy Sauce — If you like chewy noodles with a rich, creamy flavor, this is the dish for you. You can add your own chili sauce or lime juice. Make it as spicy as you want.
• Tom Yum Noodles — Chewy noodles, noodles, and traditional Tom Yum toppings. Customers say this dish is amazing.
• Yen Ta Fo — For those who don't want spicy or sour, this Yen Ta Fo is perfect. It has all the ingredients and a slightly sweet, creamy flavor, just like the home-style recipe.
• Fried Wontons / Crispy Wontons — A great snack while waiting for the main course. Crispy, fragrant with fried garlic, and just the right amount of sauce.

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🤔 Highlights + Things to Know (Friendly Gossip)
• The Tom Yum flavor is incredibly rich — the restaurant uses a traditional recipe that carefully balances chili, lime, and spiciness. No need to add any additional seasoning if you want instant satisfaction.
• Generous portions — large bowls with a variety of toppings like pork, liver, fish balls, fish maw, etc.
• But… crowded + a bit of a wait — if you go late, like 1-2 PM, you might find it crowded or things might sell out before closing.
• Homey atmosphere, comfortable seating, not fancy, but clean and friendly. The staff are very friendly!

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🏃♀️ In conclusion, should you go?

If you're craving spicy tom yum noodles with a "homey" feel, but with a homemade flavor, Sam Muay Noodles is a great choice. For this meal, I recommend going early or late, or before 2 PM, to avoid missing out on the deliciousness. Be prepared for a bit of a wait, but it's worth it for the deliciousness and a full bowl!

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