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Raan Jay Fai

Bangkok, Thailand

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Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Raan Jay Fai | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
327 Mahachai, Samran Rat, Phra Nakhon, 10200 Bangkok, Thailand +66 2 223 9384

Famous for

Stir-fry, Thailand

Pad kee mao

Recommended by Daniel Ang and 21 other food critics.
"The mixture of taste was alluring. The rice noodles slippery smooth with a thin coat of char. Good stuff."
Daniel Ang , Food blogger from Singapore
Egg Dish, Thailand

Kai jeow pu

Recommended by Michelin Guide and 8 other food critics.
"Jay Fai is a place that both taxi drivers and foodies wax lyrical about and it's easy to see why. Wearing her signature goggles, the local legend that is Jay Fai continues what her father started 70 years ago and makes crab omelettes."
Michelin Guide , Oldest European hotel and restaurant reference guide, awarding Michelin stars for excellence to selected establishments

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Recommended by Leslie Finlay and 1 other food critic.

Recommendations

"Jay Fai is a place that both taxi drivers and foodies wax lyrical about and it's easy to see why. Wearing her signature goggles, the local legend that is Jay Fai continues what her father started 70 years ago and makes crab omelettes."
"Jay Fai is a place that both taxi drivers and foodies wax lyrical about and it's easy to see why. Wearing her signature goggles, the local legend that is Jay Fai continues what her father started 70 years ago and makes crab omelettes, crab curries and dry congee."
"The drunken noodles at Raan Jay Fai are legendary. They are served with crabmeat, shrimp and hearts of palm."
"'Cult following' would be putting it mildly: it is said that some people come to Thailand just for a serving of the pad khee mao (drunken noodles) at this small open-air eatery with cafeteria-style tables."
"The mixture of taste was alluring. The rice noodles slippery smooth with a thin coat of char. Good stuff."
"The crab omelette is not something I would have ordered on my own, but oh my god was it good! The food was great, and the experience even better. Highly recommend."
"Outside is a deep-fried golden egg omelette. And yes, it is expensive when you compare it to other street food prices which are $1-$2, but there is so much crab in there that it's hard to begrudge. And I'm just relieved that everyone liked it and thought that it was worth going across town for."
"There's just enough egg to bind this fluffy mass of crustacean together. This might be the most decadent drunk food in town."
"The lump crabmeat fried with curry powder, though not as popular, is also recommended."
"Consider stopping at Raan Jay Fai the luscious crab curry."

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