Thai Suki in Bangkok สุกี้
Thai suki is glass noodles, greens, egg, and meat known for a sweet-hot chili dipping sauce. Elvis Suki on Soi Yotse is the Bib Gourmand pick for a wok-fried plate.
Thaiสุกี้ · suki
BadgeElvis Suki, Bib Gourmand
PinSoi Yotse
RailMRT Hua Lamphong, then taxi
What it tastes like
- Glass noodle, greens, and a sauce that is sweeter and hotter than Japanese sukiyaki. Order it dry (haeng) for the smoky wok version.
How to order it
- Thai name: suki (สุกี้).
- Say: Khor suki haeng, khrap/kha.
- The Bib shop is the original on Soi Yotse in Pom Prap, about 6 minutes by taxi from MRT Hua Lamphong. A second branch sits on Banthat Thong Road.
Typical price
- 2026 cash: Suki plates about 95 to 125 THB.
Where to try it
- Elvis Suki, 200/37 Soi Yotse, Pom Prap Sattru Phai. Dinner hours; confirm the morning you go. Suki about 95 to 125 THB; grilled scallops cost more. Michelin Bib Gourmand at the Soi Yotse original. The Banthat Thong branch uses the same recipes.
Spice level and diet
- Heat: The sauce is sweet-hot. Ask them to go easy if you need it.
- Diet: Pork, chicken, beef, seafood, or a vegetarian plate.
Next plates
- Back to the Bangkok food hub for the neighbourhood rows.
- Use the Banthat Thong strip page if you want the walk, not a second dish.
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- Is this Jeh O?
- No. Jeh O is a Mama tom yum room. Elvis is a suki shop on Soi Yotse in Pom Prap.
- Do you need a booking?
- Walk-in is normal. Weekend dinner waits.