Photo via Google, พริกหยวก ประดิพัทธ์ | Prik-Yuak PradipatPrik-Yuak
- Hours
- Today: 11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
- Getting there
- On Thanon Pradiphat in Phaya Thai, away from the main tourist routes
Why it’s in the log
Prik-Yuak is a plain, unfussy kitchen on Thanon Pradiphat serving home-style Thai curries to a neighbourhood crowd. There's no decor to speak of and no attempt at one — the queue at lunch is the only sign anything's worth stopping for.
It sits well off the routes most visitors to Bangkok walk, in a residential stretch of Phaya Thai, which is most of the reason it's stayed this way.
Go at lunch, expect to share a table, and order whatever's coming out of the kitchen fastest — that's usually the tell for what's good that day.
“The kind of place with a queue of regulars out front and nothing on the walls for visitors.”
What people said recently
From Google reviews · see all 925 ↗
“This place is super clean and surprisingly huge, with plenty of space to sit comfortably. Just a heads up, come before 8 PM because they stop taking orders around 8:30 PM. Food came out quickly after ordering, which I really appreciated.…”
“The restaurant is charming and has its own unique character. The food is delicious, and although the portions are a bit small for the price, the quality definitely makes up for it. The dishes are served quite quickly, which is a plus.…”
“A charming restaurant with a great selection of dishes and consistently delicious flavors. The staff are attentive, professional, and genuinely committed to providing excellent service. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, while the…”
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