Auntie's Boat Noodle Victory Monument

“The location is easy to find. The price is not too expensive. Not a lot of choices in the small size, maybe three, another are large sizes. The taste is okay, but I've had COOPER's boat noodles and they weren't as good as cooper.by the way ,cooper is a Buffet.”

“There are two noodle shop on this point. I have been the inside shop. And, I love this local Thai style noodle for the awesome taste. One woman helped me to order two types (soup type, dried type) of noodle because I can’t speak Thai. She said she has been visiting this restaurant for 30 years. It is amazing! FYI, this noodle shop open until 4 pm!”

“Great boat noodles, friendly staff. 15 baht per small bowl, three bowls is enough for lunch.”

“Tucked away in a lesser-known boat noodle alley, the first shop on the left is a true hidden gem. With years of experience, they serve boat noodles that deliver a rich, thick taste you won’t forget. The service is quick, and the staff are attentive, making sure you’re well taken care of. The atmosphere is raw and unpolished—the opposite of fancy. The space is a little tight, so you definitely come here for the food, not the comfort. Sitting right next to the canal, you’ll often spot water monitors gliding through the water, adding a unique and memorable touch to the experience. If you’re looking for authentic, no-frills boat noodles, this place is absolutely worth it!”

“Really liked the taste of this auntie's boat noodles! She's a friendly, funny lady and we had a good time there, despite our busy day and the hot weather. Only small letdown was, that the place has no fan and is pretty hot, but the (I wanna say more authentic) boat noodles we had made up for it.”