About
Cham Lek is the small-bowl boat-noodle stop by the approach to Wat Sala Loi. Start with a bowl, see how hungry you are and order another instead of committing to one huge meal. It fits neatly around a temple visit, especially when your group wants a simple noodle break. Choose the Wat Sala Loi branch when setting your route.
Why go
- Small bowls make it easy to order a little at a time.
- The boat-noodle format adds another option to Korat's noodle trail.
- The Wat Sala Loi approach is a clear landmark for planning the stop.
- It is a simple lunch choice to pair with a temple outing.
Know before you go
- Select the Wat Sala Loi branch, not the other shop with a similar name.
- Start with one bowl and order more to match your appetite.
- Ask how much chilli is added before choosing your seasoning.
- Check the current menu rather than relying on prices shown in old videos.
Good to know
- ✓ Brunch · Google
- ✓ Lunch · Google
- ✓ Dessert · Google
- ✓ Good for children · Google
- ✓ Kids’ menu · Google
- ✓ Good for groups · Google
- ✓ Parking · Google
- ✓ Restroom · Google
Does this place offer parking?
Yes · Google
Source ↗Does this place offer dogs allowed?
No · Google
Source ↗Questions about this place
Which Cham Lek branch is near Wat Sala Loi?
This entry is for the branch on the approach to Wat Sala Loi, identified as branch 1 in the map listing. Use the restaurant pin shown here.
Does Cham Lek serve the small bowls of boat noodles?
Yes. Small-bowl boat noodles are the documented speciality of this branch. Start with one bowl and add another if you want more.
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