Duck Noodle in Bangkok

"Reached the duck noodle shop slightly before its opening hours so my family and I became one of the first few customers (thus no waiting for tables as needed). We each ordered a dish on our own, with my family ordering the duck noodles while I tried their duck meat with rice. The duck meat was very tender and everyone in family enjoyed their dish. For me, I wasn't a fan of the sauce that they drizzled over the rice, so it did not match up to my expectations. It terms of convenience, the shop is found along the main walking street of Chatuchak (along Section 4). However, the shop is a bit small, so some waiting for a table might be required once the shop is full. Please note that this review reflects my experience as of 31 March 2024."

"Considering a noodle soup in the middle of chatuchak I was pleasantly surprised. Very good broth, and the duck part were okay, nothing extra and with lots of small non edible parta. Worth the visit, quickly seated, just squeeze in and have a bowl."

"There was not much choice to find food around Chatuchak Market, thus this option was viable since there were not too many customers at the time of my visit, probably just 2 queue numbers waiting in line. I did not manage to try their drumstick, as it would be troublesome to eat. However, even their usual duck noodles were decent where the duck meat and sauce were tasty, but the portion was a little small, though that was alright since the price was relatively affordable. The service was appropriate but slower due to the busy crowd and the incoming orders. The seating could be a little tight, and you might be facing strangers while having a meal. Overall, it is still a decent place to have a quick meal."

"A well-known duck noodle stall tucked inside Chatuchak Market—definitely a popular spot with a steady queue during lunchtime. We waited about 20 minutes before getting a table for two. We ordered the signature duck noodles and added a side of braised radish to share. The broth was rich, flavorful, and well-balanced—not too oily or overpowering. The noodles had a nice springy texture and were cooked just right. The only downside was the duck itself—it could’ve been more tender and flavorful with a longer braise. Also, the eatery is quite small, and if you’re seated near the kitchen, be prepared for the heat. Still, a satisfying bowl of duck noodles worth trying if you’re exploring the market!"

"Sweet soup duck noodles with a long queue, quite tasty, though the duck is a bit tough. There is a stall right there selling grilled bread (sugar & butter or garlic) and it’s really good!"

"Popular duck noodle stall in Chatuchak market. Expect long queues on the weekend - they give you a number and you wait your turn. Price is reasonable, taste is ok, but portions are rather small. If you’re a big eater you may need to order 2 bowls"

"Stopped by a duck noodle stall at Chatuchak and it was a great quick meal while exploring the market. The duck was tender and flavorful, and the broth was rich with a nice herbal taste. The noodles paired really well with the duck and sauce. Portion was satisfying and the price was very reasonable, especially for food inside Chatuchak. It’s a simple dish but very comforting after walking around the market. If you’re visiting Chatuchak and looking for a quick local bite, the duck noodles are definitely worth trying."

"Tried the duck noodle at Chatuchak — really enjoyed it! The soup and noodles were tasty, and it came with a big, L-shaped duck drumstick that was very tender, plus a generous piece of duck blood. The broth leaned a little on the sweeter side for me, but it still paired well with everything overall. Nice and satisfying! Services are good the manage properly for queuing with number. For seating wise difficult for big group."