Mama Mia — Restaurant in Suriyawong Subdistrict

We walked here from our hotel to have dinner. This was our first outing to eat more “local” and street food style.

We were greeted nicely and seated immediately. Menu is large and lots of options. We ordered veggie fried rice, a fried fish to share, and pad see ew noodles. We also ordered some beers and water bottles.

It started to rain and we moved to a more covered seat in the corner. As the rain increased the staff started unrolling this very dirty silver tarp to crate kind of a tent awning over the outside seats. The entire experience of this tarp was very uncomfortable. They were jamming the support pole along the wall by our table. It was bumping our table and I moved the table to help. I felt like dirt particles would fall in our food but I don’t think that happened. Eventually it went up and did its job.

The food overall was very good. It tasted fresh and clean. If I’m nitpicking I think the noodles could have been a little more moist with some more sauce. The fish was tasty but definitely a very bone filled variety. My wife liked her fried rice.

After the meal I asked if I could take a little video. I did and have included that video.

I would recommend this place for anyone looking to go outside their comfort zone a little or anyone seasoned in eating street food. A good choice in Bangkok. Total meal was...

We ordered a whole bunch of stuff and each of them was delicious-on the picture are the small portions! However our favourite was the red curry and the Thai soup with coconut. The curry was sweet, smooth and packed with delicate flavours, creating a strong but delicious tango. On the other hand, the coconut soup was surprisingly sour, only slightly sweetish and very lightly spicy. Very strong taste,rich broth. Very surprised. Together they blended amazingly. Both also work as a delicious dip for the fish. We ordered the red snapper, just to have a comparison to all the local tilapias here. It was slightly overdone-which i enjoy, others might not. If you prefer stronger tasting fish, stick to tilapia. However the size of the fish is great and generally have nothing to complain about. It came with a sour lemongrass dip, which was very light and refreshing, working well with the rest of dishes and their blend of flavours. The soft shell crabs were a bit of disappointment, maybe because we're not too keen of crabs. However there was very little actual meat, it was mostly shells and eggs. The service is amazingly friendly and very fast, doing their best despite the language barrier. The staff even gave me 5B for the near by public washroom. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone and...

Update: we go here all the time - best street food 🥘 in Sathorn 🦋🦋🦋🦋

Hands down - cheap and tasty!! 😋

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This is the street food of all street foods I take every one of my friends to come to bangkok for the first time or my family and we sit here and we have the first taste of street food the food here is so good and when my son was here he would come here at least three times a day because it’s not only really good but it’s super inexpensive & tasty!!

The deep fried morning glory with the spicy 🌶️ chicken 🍗 is to die for!! The lemon 🍋 Chicken / squid 🦑 / calamari is so delish! The soups … I mean all of them are wonderful! The namtok gai is outstanding with sticky rice!! The deep fried fish 🐠 and the steamed fish is tasty!! What haven’t I eaten here ?? Lol 😂

They serve large beer bottles and of course great good portions of food one of my favourite places to go for a quick bite to eat and the staff knows me very well

Highly recommend this place 🥰🥰🥰

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