Taisho-Tei (ไทโชเต) — Restaurant in Pak Kret District

I recently visited Ramen Taisho-Tei, and it was an enjoyable experience. The atmosphere really gives off a Japanese vibe with the warm lighting, bamboo décor, and traditional lanterns that add a cozy, authentic touch. It was quite busy when I was there, which is a good sign that the restaurant is popular, but it also means it can get a bit noisy during peak hours.

The food was satisfying and matched the pictures on the menu, which is always a good sign for me. The ramen was flavorful, the gyoza was nicely pan-fried, and the drinks were refreshing. The prices are acceptable for the portion and quality, making it a good choice for a casual meal.

One thing to note is that the restaurant uses a QR code system for ordering, so there’s limited interaction with the staff unless you need assistance. While this system is efficient, it might feel a bit impersonal if you’re looking for a more traditional dining experience.

Overall, it’s a solid spot for Japanese food lovers looking for an authentic vibe and good ramen. Worth a visit if you’re...

I ate there twice. We went there for the first time with 9 of my colleagues. We met very nice service, and all the food was brought out quickly. The next day I also went back for a quick lunch when I was alone. The service was also fast, kind, and punctual. The atmosphere of the restaurant is basically Japanese, and this can be seen in the decoration and the music. The waiters don't know much English, just enough. However, they are very nice and a great atmosphere radiated from the whole place. I can only...

Delicious! Wasn't expecting much but the broth and noodles totally blew me away. I had the chasha tonkatsu ramen set with gyoza. The tonkatsu broth was a bit light and refreshing, though i do wish the broth was a bit saltier. the noodles do hit the spot, perfect balance of chew. Chashu slices were a bit thin to my liking, nevertheless they were tasty. The eggs were jammy and well flavored. Gyoza were tasty but a bit on the soggier side, a bit more crunch would have...