Pa-Ad Fresh Milk — Restaurant in Songkhla Province

A humble place with simple food, e.g. bread and kaya (usually pandan flavored), coffee with milk, tea with milk, steamed or warm milk are served here. They also sell other hot snack items like hot dogs and fish cakes sort of convenience food. Pandan kaya - very smooth and creamy, good to dunk in your bread cubes. Toasted kaya bread - they put a thick layer of kaya in between. If you have sweet tooth, this is a very happy place to go. Tea with milk - tea scent is quite strong so if you like ice tea this will not be disappointed. Environment - there are tables set-up by the corridors and roadside and inside the wooden shop too. Bright and clean with new paint. They should have done some cleaning during shop closed due to COVID. Operator - the lady boss in her 60s is friendly and cheerful trying her best to communicate with her old customers in other languages. This stall opens from 6pm...

As a bread and milk enthusiast, their steamed bread with pandan custard is the best we've ever had, compared to the ones in Bangkok. The custard is thick and not too sweet. The color seems to be natural as well. The bread is soft and not chewy. It doesn't have that sour aftertaste either.

For us, the hot milk does not feel diluted. It is thick with the thin layer of fat on top. We tried milk tea, fresh milk, and strawberry milk. Our favorite is the strawberry milk, which surprisingly is not sweet and just nice.

Service was quick even on a busy weekend. Ambience wise, it's just a normal roadside stall and rather clean. Lots of locals came to hang out or to grab a quick take away.

Unfortunately there is no English menu, so we had to rely on...

Am surprise at the fed that this place got... seriously. It's just normal steam and toast bread with fillings to choose from and.., seriously that's it. Maybe it's a local thing. The Kaya is smooth though. The milk.... OMG.....it's simply overpriced plain milk. Taste like any other fresh milk that's heated up. I'll not recommend this to anyone who's tasted real steam Kaya bread or toast butter bread before or has other program in town, unless you really must wanna eat something in order to kill time or do something to tiktok...