Soi 38
Soi 38. Soi 38 has a long reputation for decent street side dining. Sukhumvit soi 38 comes alive from 6pm onwards till about 2am.
See 28 unbiased reviews of soi 38, ranked #1,332 on tripadvisor among 2,396 restaurants in edinburgh. Soi 38 pirie street has a fitout courtesy of walter brooke. 38 serves regional and seasonal thai food in adelaide, south australia.
Overall, sukhumvit soi 38 is a decent place to sample thai street food, with a range of different dishes to taste, and quite a nice friendly environment.
Soi 38 specialises in serving authentic noodles dishes for lunch and thai street food for dinner. The name soi 38 is based on the iconic street food district and night market of the same name in bangkok. The spice levels in soi 38’s dishes has us reaching for our chilled bottles of singha, but you can alternatively wash down the heat with bottles of chang or leo, a curated selection of organic.
See 28 unbiased reviews of soi 38, ranked #1,332 on tripadvisor among 2,396 restaurants in edinburgh.
Outstanding cocktails and an australian wine list curated to complement the regional menu. Soi.38 was opened in october 2014. In singapore, when you want to bring tourists to eat singapore delicacies, you probably would bring them to chomp chomp, east coast lagoon or old airport hawker centre, simply because you can try a few delicacies just in one place.
Sanyod in bang rak serves an excellent rad na,.
Free range chicken, eggs and pork, grass fed beef and sustainably caught seafood used in all dishes. We asked the wait staff to help us with order and well we didn’t really quite get it in the end. Soi 38 has a long reputation for decent street side dining.
What’s so special about this place?
When you come to bangkok, among your many other food adventures, if you are in the area, sukhumvit soi 38 makes a good introduction to thai street food. A good #padthai at baan yai pad thai. Or email eat@soi38.com.au for any groups of 8+ people or christmas/work functions.
It’s tucked away next to a city parking lot.
Originally named ‘sukhumvit soi.38 thai street food’ (but always known by ‘soi.38’) after the address of a famous street food market in bangkok, the restaurant began as a spot to serve the street food snacks and dishes that could not be found on adelaide thai restaurant menus. Soi.38 is a thai restaurant, delivering seasonal, regional and ethical thai food paired with local wine. Soi 38 pirie street has a fitout courtesy of walter brooke.
