Choose between tables on the terrace or in the dining rooms of this small house near the river. Inside, Thai antiques, chests scattered with bric-a-brac, and bouquets that seem to tumble out of their vases create relaxing clutter, as though you're dining at a relative's house. The staff is very good at assisting indecisive diners choose from the small menu. The Massaman(Muslim-style, peanut sauce-based curry) pork spareribs, the mild crab curry, and the deep-fried fish with lemongrass sauce are all excellent. Chu-chee prawns or larb moo are slightly more interesting dishes, as is the hoa mouk—fish curry in a banana leaf. Over the years the crowd has become increasingly tourist-heavy, but there are still Thais who eat here regularly.
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