Tom Yum Gong ist ja einer meiner Lieblingsgerichte in Thailand, also mal bei Google ‘best tom yum goong bangkok’ eingegeben und hier kommt man unweigerlich auf das Pe Aor. Somit ist die Erwartungshaltung natürlich recht hoch. Leider muss ich sagen wird diese nicht wirklich erfüllt. Die Suppe kommt quasi gesiebt, d.h. es ist keine Einlage (Tomaten, Pilze, Wurzeln, Kefir…) mehr drin, was sehr schade ist und auch geschmacklich dem ganzen nicht gerade zuträglich ist. Das ganze lebt hier eher von der Einlage, also mit Lobster oder auch River-Prawns. Es bleibt aber trotzdem eher eine mittelmäßige Tom Yum Goong (ach ja, Lachs passt da mal gar nicht rein, der vor allem eines ist, hart und trocken 🤷), die ich sogar noch nachschärfen musste. Das ganze tut dem Erfolg der Einrichtung keinen Abbruch, beim gehen war eine Schlange mit wartenden Gästen.
First time eating and will definitely come back when I have the chance. Delicious food, fresh seafood, enthusiastic service staff. The space is a bit small so you will have to queue during peak hours
Tomyum restaurant is reviewed quite a lot in Vietnam, so there are quite a lot of Vietnamese customers coming to the restaurant, and the staff also knows how to speak Vietnamese.Tomyum is rich, very delicious, the seafood is not too fresh but delicious enough, the portion of noodles is not much but the topping is full of it.The Thai milk tea here is also very delicious, you can reduce the sweetnessIf you come too early, the restaurant won't open the entire menu and will only sell recommended dishes
This is a famous tom yum noodle shop.You can get there by walking through the private house, feeling anxious, and following the directions on Google Maps.The soup is quite sweet, and I think everyone's tastes are divided.Considering the distance I have to walk, I'm wondering if there's another time.
Really delicious and mouth watering foods. Worth all the way to find this place.The lady owner is extremely helpful and friendly too. Before leaving, she noticed that i have heat rash at my legs, she gives a soothing remedy to apply on my legs. I'm very surprised to the warmness and experience in this wonderful restaurant.Can't wait to be back again for the Tom Yum shrimp noodles!
Overrated. Had better Tom Yum Goong and glass noodle salad. Broth lacked depth. Very fresh squid and salmon tho!
The lobster Tom Yum Kung soup is very good, not too hot and sour, and a little sweet. For us, this taste is really first-class. A bowl of 1500, as well as mussels, eggs, small rolls, shrimp, crab shells, salmon, noodles, and a whole lobster. Really not expensive. For tourists, it takes a long time to take pictures, and it is really worth it. After returning home, it was still full of praise. My grandma really knows how to eat. Only if you are willing can you get this feedback.
The best tomyam soup ever! The seafood also very fresh! However the portion was too small… we came at 5/6pm and there’s no much ppl due to rainy day, x need queue up.
Ordered tomyam noodles and it was just mediocre. Taste is acceptable of course but nothing to shout about. The crab roll on the other hand was a no no. Crabmeat was limited. I doubt I’d return if I’m looking for tomyam noodles.
Nice local restaurant. Delicious noodles. Owner doesn't smile. Quick service. Setup is very interesting and with many pinups of personality visiting this restaurant, with the owner in her younger days. Worth a try as they are not stuck up like some other theme restaurants.
Overall 5 stars because indeed the tomyum is delicious. Eventhough there are some improvements that can be made, such as the service; when we ordered, the side dish that we asked never came, but because we are satisfied enough with main dish so we are not making it big issues tho. While for dinein situation itself is a bit cramped, big size person might have some issues moving around while dining inside, if they need to. Despite all the little details for improvement, I would say it is still a must go to have delicious tomyum! We ordered the big bowl and it was finishes by three of us and it is enough (with additional steamed rice for each of us, of course since we are Indonesian).
The best Tom Yum i have had in Bangkok. The food is delicious and seafood is really fresh. The restaurant is a bit small, you sometimes have to queue a while, but it's worth to wait. The minus is it's a bit salty to me and my friend. Maybe you should ask the shop put less salt or fish source when ordering the food.
Glad we were able to try this place before we left Bangkok. We were just looking for a place to eat, and didn’t know this was a hot tourist spot to eat. But luckily, it was not crowded when we went here. ☺️Food was amazing!!! No wonder it is one of the best place to have Tom Yum! The spiciness and sourness of the food was just right, their omelette rice is perfection. Even their other appetizer food are great. Would love to come back here again!
Warning, not for strict Muslims. This place serves pork. However the surrounding area is a Muslim majority where you could easily find Halal food.I ordered Tom Yam Kung with Lobster, roe, eggs and some shells. The portion is so big it could be served for 4 people. The price is quite steep for the lobster set, but other dishes are reasonably priced. Must try!
Known to be a tourist place but it has become much less crowded since COVID. Went around 545pm, food was quick and the Tom Yam noodles was great. 10/10 will recommend it. Omelette rice was alright but a substantial amount of egg was given.Will be back!Omelette rice ~80 bahtTom yam noodles ~120 baht (depends what you choose)
Had the Tom yum with prawn. Quite delicious! The Tom yum had a strong sour soup flavor. Was a bit on the saltier side (I’m guessing they added more fish sauce than usual), but I didn’t mind it. The Tom yum was 80baht and the noodles was 20 baht. Pretty good value from other places I’ve had.
Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle
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Summary
Eher mittelmu00e4ssige Tom Yum Goong location in Bangkok, das eher etwas vom Show-Effekt der Einlage lebt als vom Geschmack.