Eau Hua Suki Lat Phrao 71

Came to this restaurant for a single serving dish. This suki yaki restaurant is massive and can accumulate large group of people. I dine in during lunch time and the place was mostly empty as the restaurant is more popular in the evening. I ordered the thick gravy pork noodles. The pork was very well marinated and nice thick cut. However the flavor was a bit bland for my liking. Love to return again just to try out their suki yaki

A restaurant that offers a traditional sukiyaki. It is located in Ladprao soi 71, just a few metres from Ladprao Road. The place is spacious and clean. The signature sukiyaki and its sauce is what makes the restaurant famous. Parking lot is available in front of the restaurant.

Established in 1955, this "shabu" restaurant is one of the oldest in Bangkok. They have good quality food. Affordable. Vegetables are fresh. Meats (I tried beef and pork) are so soft and tender. And don't forget about the aroma while waiting for the food to cook. Classically delicious. My Thai friend (who invited me here) told me that they used to eat here for almost 3 decades and still getting the same quality and taste. The restaurant itself has a nice ambiance. Clean. Staff are nice. It has it's own parking area as well. Had a really Great experience! 😉

The old style of Thai hot pot with the neutral taste that every one can enjoy the variety of dishes and have each of your own pot in front. Good for bringing grandma and grandpa to enjoy the easy food. The taste is too light for me though ...

The decoration in red both inside and outside so interesting. This restaurant is another branch of the original Chinese hot pot claimed for oldest place in Thailand that has been opened since 1955. The menu is only 2 pages but the taste of fresh beef and pork meats boiled in hot tasty soup are tender even if the meat is not eaten with classic traditional style of sukiyaki sauces.