The English-language menu is limited at this old-school Thai eatery, but simply pointing to the delicious dishes being consumed around you is almost certainly a wiser ordering strategy. There's no English-language signage outside; look for the bunker-like concrete structure crammed with office workers lunchtime dining.
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