KubKao' KubPla Empire Tower — Restaurant in Yan Nawa Subdistrict

Imagine a rainy day, the kind that makes you crave something warm and comforting. Enter Kub Kao Kub Pla’s Spicy Tom Yum Soup with Shrimp. This bowl of delight perfectly embodies the essence of Thai cuisine with its harmonious blend of spicy, tangy, and savory flavors. The broth, infused with the zest of lime and the warmth of chili, caresses your taste buds in a way that feels like a cozy hug from the inside. Each sip reveals a treasure trove of fresh shrimp, tender mushrooms, and a hint of lemongrass, making every spoonful an adventure. The spice is just right, building up gently without overwhelming, ensuring even kids can enjoy this flavorful treat.

If you think eggs are just for breakfast or a staple in Japanese cuisine, think again. Kub Kao Kub Pla’s Rice Topping will make you rethink everything you know about this humble ingredient. Picture a bed of fluffy rice, crowned with a perfectly cooked egg and generously sprinkled with toasted garlic. The star of this dish, however, is the succulent pork, marinated to perfection and cooked with an abundance of crispy garlic, adding a delightful crunch and a burst of flavor with every bite. The combination of the savory pork, the richness of the egg, and the aromatic garlic is a symphony of flavors that dances on your palate, leaving you craving for more.

To wash down this feast, the Lime Iced Tea is nothing short of refreshing. Imagine the tartness of freshly squeezed limes, perfectly balanced with a hint of sweetness, and served ice-cold. It’s the perfect antidote to the warmth of the Tom Yum Soup and the savory notes of the Rice Topping, cleansing your palate and leaving a crisp, refreshing finish. Each sip is like a cool breeze on a hot day, revitalizing and...

I haven’t had this in a while, even though I often see KubKao KubPla restaurants all over the city. This time, I decided to try the branch at Empire Tower. I ordered the chili & salt crispy pork with scrambled eggs, paired with Tom Yum soup with shrimp.

The food was really good overall. The crispy pork could have been crispier, but it tasted great when paired with the Tom Yum. I think ordering them as a set was a good idea because the flavors complemented each other. However, I noticed they didn’t give much crispy pork—it ran out too quickly compared to the rice and scrambled eggs. By the end, I found myself finishing the rice with just the Tom Yum soup.

The one downside was the price. The total, including VAT, came to around 500 THB. At this price, it feels more suited for tourists or proper family gatherings. It’s quite expensive and impractical for a quick lunch break. At this price point, the meal needs to feel more delicate and special to...

Kub Kao' Kub Pla restaurant (ร้านกับข้าวกับปลา) is inside Empire tower on the second floor. They have variety types of food that you can enjoy such as southern food and modern food. I have experience at this restaurant 2 times because I have to spend my time for waiting my document at Taiwan embassy. Their service is so OK even you have to wait for your food a little bit and their food make me feel satisfactory. For someone who have to wait for Taiwan visa, you can spend your time at...