Sukhothai park-gate noodles
Sukhothai noodles are thin rice noodles with pork, lime, and peanut, known for a sour lunch bowl. Rooms by the old park gate serve them from 08:00 to 15:00.
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The bowl is kuay tiew Sukhothai, 40 to 70 THB, along Charotwithithong Road in Muang Kao. It is a lunch clock. New town is a separate ride if you arrive after 15:00.
Skip this, go here: New-town dinner misses these noodles, because the park-gate rooms stop at 15:00. The Sukhothai food hub covers the other plates.
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- What time do the noodle rooms stop?
- 08:00 to 15:00 along Charotwithithong Road by the old park.
- How much is a bowl?
- 40 to 70 THB for the pork, lime, and peanut noodles.