Chicken Feet Glass Noodles in Khon Kaen วุ้นเส้นตีนไก่
Chicken feet glass noodles are a plate of glass noodles and soft chicken feet, not the rice porridge. Jok Guay Jab Tom Sen on Namueang Road serves them daily from 17:30 to 02:00.
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Thaiวุ้นเส้นตีนไก่ · wun sen tin kai
PriceTypical plate 60 to 100 THB
RoomJok Guay Jab Tom Sen, Namueang Road
Clock17:30 to 02:00 daily
What it tastes like
- Glass noodles and chicken feet. Not a bowl of rice porridge.
How to order it
- Thai name: wun sen tin kai (วุ้นเส้นตีนไก่).
- Say: Khor wun sen tin kai, khrap/kha.
- Daily from 17:30 to 02:00. A typical plate is 60 to 100 THB. Skip it if you do not eat chicken feet.
Typical price
- 2026 cash: Typical plate 60 to 100 THB.
Where to try it
- Jok Guay Jab Tom Sen, 123/20 Namueang Road, Nai Mueang, Khon Kaen 40000. 17:30 to 02:00 daily. Typical plate 60 to 100 THB. Skip this, go here: Chicken feet are the whole plate, so a diner avoiding them should leave it. Night jok is the porridge, a typical bowl 40 to 70 THB, from 17:30 to 02:00.
Spice level and diet
- Heat: Mild.
- Diet: Chicken feet.
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- Is this a breakfast dish?
- No. The shop opens at 17:30 and runs until 02:00.
- What if I do not eat chicken feet?
- Order the jok or the pork-rib noodles instead. This plate is the feet.