Arunwan

“such a cosy reliable spot! parking available and easy access on ekamai street. food is so yummy they have noodles and rice but the best is kuay chup menu. soup is so hot and best to eat in store. might have a que but it moves quick. so affordable and fairly priced! 10/10 recommend”

“A busy Thai-Chinese pork noodle shop with modern design and quite good quality. You can choose different pork parts including offals and wontons, and you can add noodles or fermented cabbage and crispy pork (highly recommended). Not a game-changing restaurant but solid quality.”

J★★★★★

Came here early for lunch as it tends to get very crowded during peak hours. The food was good. Very pork-forward in flavour but without that frozen pork taste, which is always a good sign. Portion size was just right, filling without being too heavy. The soup was light and well balanced, allowing diners to adjust the flavour to their own preference using the condiments provided at each table. Overall, a solid place for a satisfying bowl, especially if you come early to avoid the crowd.

Jack★★★★★

Tasty food and super fresh ingredients. Crispy pork, soup, noodles and wontons all delicious. Staff are friendly and fast with service. The pork was a little salty, but it worked with the rice. The only thing I disliked was the dipping sauce. It didn’t go well with the food and was too sweet so it clashed with other flavours But overall, the food was really good and affordable and I will definitely come back to eat here again

James H.★★★★★

Chinese name of the restaurant is 良明鄭. It's at the basement of the building so took me a minute to find. This is considered a fast food joint so service is prompt and efficient, with a very basic menu. Upon first bite, WOW. The pork offals are ridiculously tender that it took me by surprise. The broth is clear and soothing, and you can adjust with any condiments to your desire. Roll noodles are similar to Taiwan's 鼎邊銼. Definitely recommend.

Itt Pamarapa★★★★★

Arunwan, located on LG floor in Park X Building on Ekkamai Road at the entrance of Soi 15, was one of the legendary pork entrails soup restaurants. It had been having reputations on its pork entrails soups for decades. Its very first and original outlet was at a small shop house restaurant right on Ekamai Road. After the owner of its shop house discontinued its lease agreement, it moved to occupy a space of Park X Building which was more convenient to its patrons as they can conveniently park their cars at the building’s parking spaces with 1 hour complimentary parking. Its soups had remained very same taste over the years. It was always crowded during lunchtime. It is recommended to arrive at the restaurant before 11.30 am.

HC_KH%★★★★

Finally got the chance to try this well-known Kueh Chap spot in Bangkok. Here are my thoughts: KH Guide & Rating • Accessibility: 4.4/5 (Located in a small plaza on the LG level. Fairly easy to find parking.) • Cleanliness: 4/5 (Generally clean and reasonably well-maintained.) • Ambience: 4/5 (Comfortable seating, with around 20 tables available.) • Food Quality: 1. Roasted Pork – Not top-tier, but no unpleasant porky smell and the skin was nicely crispy. 2. Rice Noodles – Pleasantly chewy, just the right texture. 3. Soup – Not overly sweet as is common in Thailand. Add a dash of pepper upon serving for a well-balanced flavor. Overall, the dish came together nicely in taste and presentation. • Pricing: 4.5/5 (Great value for money.) • Attentiveness: 5/5 (Excellent and friendly service.) • Would I return? Yes

Remika★★★★★

such a cosy reliable spot! parking available and easy access on ekamai street. food is so yummy they have noodles and rice but the best is kuay chup menu. soup is so hot and best to eat in store. might have a que but it moves quick. so affordable and fairly priced! 10/10 recommend

Markus D★★★★★

A busy Thai-Chinese pork noodle shop with modern design and quite good quality. You can choose different pork parts including offals and wontons, and you can add noodles or fermented cabbage and crispy pork (highly recommended). Not a game-changing restaurant but solid quality.

Rbw dinata★★★★★

Another Bangkok Michelin gem quest. Hidden location, it is on Park X-Ekkamai basement. Quiet, cozy and cool dining area. I ordered their Dry egg noodle with pork, wonton and stomach, the combination was superb. Springy and chewy noodle, the seasoning oil was so fragrant and flavorful. The wontons, both boiled and fried one were chubby, full of meat and delicious. Clean and tender boiled pork slices and stomach, taste so good. Service was good, staffs was polite. Michelin can't be wrong at here. Highly recommended.