Pull up a plastic stool for some rich, seafood-heavy, Bangkok-style fare at this stall on the pavement. It's a bare-bones, open-air curry place, but for taste, Pa Aew is one of the favourites in this part of town. There's no English-language sign; look for the exposed trays of food near the corner with Soi Pratu Nokyung.
Pa Aew
Ko Ratanakosin & Thonburi
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