Among Thai dishes, the popularKhao Man Gai (Thai: ข้าวมันไก่)」。
This is a Thai comfort food dish where boiled chicken is placed on top of rice cooked in chicken broth, and then topped with a special sauce.
Because it has a mild flavor and is easy to eat, it is one of the dishes that suits the Japanese palate.
There are many restaurants in Bangkok where you can eat Khao Man Gai,
The most famous of them is
"Raan Kaithong Pratunam"is.
Because all the staff were wearing pink polo shirts,Pink Khao Man GaiIt was called "
This is a popular and well-known restaurant, frequently featured in travel guidebooks and enjoyed by both locals and tourists.
A very popular "Raan Kaithong Pratunam"teeth,
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It has now arrived in Japan, with four stores located in Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
Despite being open almost all the time from morning until late at night, with only a few short periods of time remaining,
It's a popular and thriving restaurant at all times.
Be prepared to wait in line outside the store, especially during breakfast, lunchtime, evening, and dinner hours, as it gets very crowded.
Here, the food is served quickly, and customers also finish their meals early, resulting in a very fast turnover of customers.
Even if there's a line, you can secure a seat in about 10 minutes.
As you wait in line, a staff member will call out your name in order from the front of the line and guide you to your seat.
For couples, since each table seats 4 to 6 people, you will be sharing a table with other customers.
Many locals living nearby opt for takeout, even knowing that it will be crowded.
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The official store name is,Kwanhen Gaitong Pratunam」。
Here, it's called that because the staff wear green polo shirts.
「Green Khao Man Gai"teethFounded in 1932in,Founded in 1960of"Pink Khao Man GaiIt is an older establishment than "[...]
Whether true or false, it's said that he started wearing pink polo shirts to counter the popularity of green, but the pink shirt ended up becoming more famous.
If you'd like to try both, comparing them might be fun!
Because the restaurant prioritizes seating space, you can see the chefs cooking in a stall-like area outside the shop.
The aroma of piles of chicken fills the storefront.
The menu includes Khao Man Gai, chicken gizzards, chicken liver (liver and gizzards), chicken thigh, chicken breast, chicken wings (a platter of thigh, breast, and wing meat),
They have dishes like Xianggu Laoya Tang (duck and mushroom soup).
Drinks include Coke, Pepsi, and tea, each costing 10 THB.
Since most of the staff speak Thai, you order by pointing at the menu and using gestures.
"Khao Man Gai (Thai: ข้าวมันไก่)" 40 THB (approximately 150 Japanese Yen)
"Tea" 10 THB (approximately 40 Japanese Yen)
Khao Man Gai is a dish that originated in Hainan Island, the southernmost island of China, and is popular throughout Southeast Asia.
This simple dish consists of rice cooked in chicken broth, topped with boiled chicken, and drizzled with a special sauce.
We use carefully selected, fresh chicken, and cook it to perfection by carefully adjusting the cooking temperature.
When combined with the original sauce, it unfolds a unique and flavorful taste, and is quite spicy.
It uses fragrant jasmine rice, which is a familiar ingredient in Thai cuisine.
By cooking the rice in the chicken broth left over from boiling the chicken, we create rice that is full of flavor.
Our original sauce is made by blending Thai miso, soy sauce, and black vinegar soy sauce, and then fermenting it to achieve a unique depth of flavor.
It has flavors of ginger, garlic, and chili peppers, and is slightly sour.
The Khao Man Gai is served with a side of Nam Chim, a chicken broth soup.
Although it is a simple dish, the original sauce and cooking method,
Since the taste varies depending on how the rice is cooked, you can enjoy different flavors at each restaurant!
Raan Kaithong Pratunam
(Pink Khao Man Gai)
Address: Phetchaburi Road, Makkasan, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 Thailand
TEL: +66 2 252 6325
Opening hours: 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 2:00 AM
