About
Suanmak brings a different kind of noodle stop to a day in the old city: a plate of radna rather than another bowl of soup. The shop has more than thirty years behind it, and its fried-fish noodles are the dish to start with. Crispy noodles give you another texture to try, especially if there are two of you sharing.
Why go
- More than thirty years of operation supports its place on this list.
- Fried fish gives the radna a distinct starting point.
- Crispy noodles make a change from soft noodle soup.
- Its Chomsurangyat location pairs easily with other old-city stops.
Know before you go
- Start with the fried-fish radna if you want the shop's best-known style.
- Choose different noodle textures when sharing.
- Bring cash rather than relying on a card.
- Use number 140 on Chomsurangyat Road to find this shop.
Good to know
- ✓ Brunch · Google
- ✓ Lunch · Google
- ✓ Dinner · Google
- ✓ Good for children · Google
- ✓ Kids’ menu · Google
- ✓ Parking · Google
- ✓ Restroom · Google
Does this place offer parking?
Yes · Google
Source ↗Questions about this place
What should I order at Radna Suanmak?
Fried-fish radna is a useful starting point; crispy-noodle dishes are another option.
Is Radna Suanmak a long-running Korat shop?
Yes. Michelin records more than thirty years of operation.
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