Boston's best Thai pork foot rice ~ marinated shrimp Noodle

🍖 Sen Yai Thai Noodles: Boston’s Pork Trotter Obsession—Small Shop, Big Flavors Fellow Thai food fanatics, check my folder—I’ve reviewed over a dozen amazing Thai spots, and this one? Still a top contender. The shop’s tiny, and during our 30-minute wait, everyone ordered the pork trotter rice. I swear, Boston’s pigs must be missing their feet by now—this place goes through them like crazy 😂 🌟 The Must-Orders (No Exceptions) Pork Trotter Rice: 3 stars, $16, life-changing. A mountain of tender, fall-off-the-bone trotter smothered in sweet-savory braising sauce—so much food, we had leftovers. The meat is so soft, it practically melts in your mouth. Worth every penny. Thai Dry Noodles with Beef: 3 stars, rice noodle win. I polished off the whole bowl—chewy rice noodles soaked in a rich, umami sauce, with tender beef and fresh herbs. Drizzle in the side of herbal broth? Chef’s kiss 👩🍳💋 Raw Marinated Shrimp: 3 stars, spice warning. First bite: 🌶️ whoa. It’s a zesty, tangy heat (not just “hot”), with a kick that creeps up. Spiciness is manageable, but don’t underestimate it—have water ready. 😐 The “Skip It” Mussels: Meh. Plump, but totally bland without sauce—and the sauce is the same as the shrimp’s. Save your money. 🤤 What I’m Coming Back For The spicy rib pot (apparently only available at night—why, universe? 😭). Spicy chicken feet: Has anyone tried them? Are they as good as they sound? Pig’s blood soup: So tempting… This spot is a no-brainer—tiny, busy, and so worth the hype. 📍 Sen Yai Thai Noodles: Boston’s pork trotter paradise—go hungry, leave happy. #BostonThai #PorkTrotterLovers #FoodieFaves