J Wong Thai food — Restaurant in Trat Province

I dined at this homely little eatery two times. The first time, overall, was relatively satisfactory. One of the noodle dishes was exceptionally delicious, while the other two dishes were just so so. However, the second visit left me quite disappointed. Firstly, they got my order for clear soup noodles wrong and served me dark soup noodles, which had a completely different flavor. Secondly, when I explained what I wanted, the young chef didn't apologize at all and rudely emptied the soy sauce soup from the bowl and replaced it with a light-colored soup before bringing it back. The issue wasn't the color of the soup but the taste of the noodles. I thought they had made a mistake with the customer's order and would prepare a fresh one for me, but to my surprise, the noodles they served were somewhere in between in terms of color and had an unsatisfactory taste. Furthermore, the quantity of the same type of noodles during both meals was different. The first time, it was a normal serving, but the second time, it was very minimal, and I barely had two bites before it was gone. As I was curious about how they would handle a mistaken dish, I noticed the chef using his hands to add condiments to the bowl and then casually wiping his hands on his apron, which made anyone wonder: how often do they wash those aprons? The meat in the noodles this time had a rubbery texture and was nearly impossible to chew. Considering the overall chaos and disarray in this little eatery, I couldn't help but think that I wouldn't be returning anytime soon even though the price is very affordable.

BTW, there is an another noodle restaurant opposite this one and across the street that called Noodles Ayutthaya. I've been there, too. And it is much cleaner and the noodles there...

The only local restaurant in the northern part of Klong Prao Beach that primarily serves Thai customers - it doesn't even have Eng shop name or sign. Serves noodle soup (Baht50, good taste!), rice and fried dishes. Some 30-50% cheaper than other restaurants that target at foreign tourists. E.g. fried morning glory is Baht60 here, and B100 in other restaurants for tourists. Most fried dishes are selling at Baht100 here. Again, don't expect grilled seafood res snapper bug shrimp here. Free Wi-Fi.

Ate here three times in two days. Will come again for...

Thai Brit visiting Koh Chang. The food here was absolutely delicious and meets the 'up there with our Thai mama's cooking' approval.. boat noodles were sweet and rich, stuffed chicken omelette was light and tomato-ey and morning glory greens were wonderfully garlicky and crisp. The little bbq skewers place next door to their left is also defs worth a try - we had the most tender pork with sweet onion and pineapple. It's cheap so tip well to keep the money flowing within the...