Hungry anytime? Stop by Nai Toh Yen Ta Fo, open 24 hours. Filling and satisfying late at night.

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In the late hours, when hunger strikes but finding food proves impossible, I often turn to the convenience store. There, I indulge in frozen meals, brimming with nutritional value and preservatives. However, when I crave a truly satisfying experience, I head straight to the noodle shop in Town in Town, open until dawn. The colder the weather, the more delightful the experience becomes.

Mr. Toey's Yen Ta Fo: A 24-Hour Fish Noodle Haven

Mr. Toey's Yen Ta Fo is a fish noodle restaurant that operates around the clock, offering a convenient and delicious option for late-night cravings or early morning breakfasts. Situated on Si Wara Road, the restaurant is conveniently located opposite The Scene shopping mall and directly in front of the Town In Town Hotel.

If you are coming by bus, get off at the opposite side of Imperial Ladprao and take a motorcycle taxi to Ladprao 94.

Access by car via the expressway ramp from Ekkamai to Ram Inthra.

The secret to its deliciousness lies in the fragrant broth that entices passersby.

Including the density of the machine and the cooking skills of the chef imported from the AEC (ASEAN Economic Community).

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Mr. Toey's Yen Ta Fo is a small shop with limited seating. This is due to the high cost of rent in this area, which is more expensive than some luxury watches. The target customers are likely office workers during the day, night owls, and partygoers in the Ekkamai-Ram Intra expressway area who come to line up for a hot bowl of soup. It can be considered another style of after-party that helps them sober up before facing their wives.

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The store's interior design is decades ahead of its time. (What is the glue for?)

This shop does not offer the same variety of toppings as other shops that serve "Yentafo Song Krueng" (Yentafo with all the trimmings). It does not have fried shrimp, fish balls, or fish dumplings. However, the sheer quantity of toppings it does have is enough to make first-time customers exclaim "Wow!" almost every time.

However, I couldn't resist topping it off with my favorite thinly sliced fish skin.

The color of this bowl will not be very red, as my menu will be Yen Ta Fo Tom Yum for spicy people.

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The price is reasonable considering the portion size and location. However, it is highly recommended that those with a moderate appetite avoid ordering the extra-large portion.

However, for the benefit of our viewers, I have also ordered a bowl of dry tom yum cold noodles with a fragrant soup to help it go down smoothly.

The machine is still full.

If Yen Ta Fo is served dry, it will be thick and have a very strong flavor.

For those who prefer a milder flavor, it is recommended to order the dry version of Yen Ta Fo or Tom Yum, as the flavors will not be mixed.

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