Simple and delicious! It proved a little tricky to find as the sign outside is just in Thai. The food however is really quick and super tasty with the meat being good quality. Full of locals which is always a good sign and super affordable...at 60 baht for most dishes.More
We got at this place just because we were passing by and we were really surprised because it was the best meal we've had during our 2 months trip! The meat is incredible, we've had 2 noodle soups, one spicy and one more "regular" and...a noodle meal, they were all incredible. We are sad to leave Chiang mai tomorrow because we can't go back! If you have the change to try this restaurant, please do!More
We like it so much we went back 3 times for breakfast! The dry noodle with fishball and pork knuckle is great and fishball soup is good!
After three months living in a posh hotel in Chiang Mai but eating very inexpensivly every day Noklar Sukothai Noodle shop has the best noodles I have eaten by an irish mile !!
I wouldn't rate it as high as other travelers have. There is not much choice especially if you don't eat red meat! I enjoyed the wonton soup that I ordered. Wouldn't go again though
Delicious food, 60 baht per meal. We ate here twice, tried the chicken rice, pork rice (khan moo), braised pork in brown soup. All were very good. Stayed at the Astra just up the street so this was convenient since it's open til 2am. If...you like kha moo, must try is the "cowboy hat lady", Khao Kha Moo up near north gate, featured by Anthony Bourdain. Best kha moo (and only 50 baht for large)More
Awesome pork noodles to fill hunger pangs. It is a humble little shop direct across the road from Art in Paradise. Seen many celebrity photos. There are menu on the walls with English words. Just point and order your meal. They are opened until late...for dinner or supper.More
We had our meal in this noodle shop when visiting Art in Paradise opposite of it. We ordered Dried Pork Egg Noodle and Pork Leg Rice and both were satisfactory. Remember to stir the dried egg noodle with homemade chili paste. As for the drink,...try Tiger Herbal Juice - a perennial plant grows in tropical swampy area. In Malay, it is usually used in ulam (a Malay salad). The interior was considered clean despite its long working hours.More
Chap and cheerful place. Love the soup with the Sukhothai noodles. Awesome marinated chicken legs in soy sauce as well. 🤤😋 Noodles at 60 baht/bowl. Perhaps it was in the eve of Songkran they were running out drink options. Signs in store say they open...from 9am - 2am.More
When you have had a few chang beer and it's 1am in the morning, there is no better place than this to have some comforting noodles. The noodles here are cheap and delicious. There are quite a few choices as well. We tried the dried...egg noodles, the spicy sukhothai noodles and also the spicy pork rib soup. Oh, they went down like a treat. The tuk tuk driver took is here but this is obviously a very popular place as there are photos of "celebrities" (I would assume they were as I don't know of any Thai celebrities) on the wall. I thoroughly recommend this place if you are looking for late night early morning comfort food.More
Highly recommended for those who wanted noodles soup with varieties. There's real fish fillet noodles, seafood noodles, wanton noodles, pork with rice and many more. All very yummy.
A definite stop for each time we're in Chiang Mai. The Khao Kah Moo (braised pork knuckle rice) and also the Kah Moo Koay Teow (braised pork knuckle served with soup based flat rice noodles) are our favorites! Do try the Sukothai noodles too!! Yummy!...Just ask the song-taew or tuk-tuk to drop you off at the Art in Paradise main door... look across the road and you will find this gem.More
Guay tiew (noodle) stands and shops are everywhere in Thailand, and I mean everywhere. Guay tiew of all sorts - pork, chicken, and seafood - is the go to dish, particularly for breakfast and lunch. It's predictably fast and predictably good. Having now eaten here...several times, I can tell you that the guay tiew at Naklae Sukothai Noodles stands out from that crowd! The slow cooked pork leg (ka moo) literally melts in your mouth and the broth makes the soup delightfully unctuous and savory. There are any number of noodles from which to choose (rice and egg) so you can customize your soup. My friend had the seafood version and the seafood was, in her opinion, fresh and delicious. With food this delicious and inexpensive (50 Baht for a large bowl) and friendly and efficient service, I will return to this shop again and again. Noklae Sukothai is a bit off of the beaten path but well worth the easy trip. It is located on Chang Khlan road directly across from Art in Paradise. It is probably 5 minutes walking from the southern end of the Night Bazaar and is open until 2 am. I can't recommend it enough!More
Although there is not much difference between large and small bowls...I still enjoyed my soup! Unfortunately my battery died so no pics of my own. I'd go again!
The Thai noodle tastier, both in the "soup" (Tom yum) that "dry", are those style Sukohthai. The best "Sukohthai noodles" in Chiang Mai in Noklae restaurant, a restaurant in Changklan Road - between the Empress Hotel and the Shangri-la (on the opposite side of "Art...in Paradise") - is open until late at night (11am-2:00 am). Although you can enjoy different types of noodles (and also the leg of pork with rice), the real specialty is the delicious noodle "Sukothai style" with a very tasty broth, a background of lemon, and tender pieces of pork on the bone, cooked slowly and long, that give a special flavor to the broth. If you arrive at lunchtime prepares them personally Noklae (and will be even more full of flavor!). Although we live quite far away, often we go back to this restaurant to eat these delicious noodles. Must try!More
