Fa Ham food guide
Fa Ham is known for a lunch khao soi on the Ping river road. Samer Jai opens at 08:00 and stops at 17:00, which is earlier than a Nimman dinner.
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Samer Jai at 391 Charoenrat Road is the lunch bowl, 60 to 70 THB, daily until 17:00. Comedara at 193 Charoenrat Road stays open until 23:00 for hang lay. It posts no current pot price, so ask before you order.
If you need the curry at a posted 120 THB, use Huen Phen inside the moat. The Fa Ham bowl is Samer Jai khao soi.
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- Can I eat khao soi here at night?
- Samer Jai closes at 17:00. Comedara on the same road runs until 23:00, and that order is hang lay, not the noodle.
- How much is the bowl?
- A 2026 shop-board roundup puts Samer Jai at 60 to 70 THB.