Nong Noi Restaurant

Top choice in Kanchanaburi Province


E-Thong's oldest restaurant (opened in 1999) has just a sheet-metal roof and plastic chairs, but the food – mostly Thai standards, though also Burmese gaang hang lay curry – is truly excellent. And friendly owner Nong Noi speaks a little English.


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