Ratchaburi, Let's taste delicious old-fashioned noodles in Mueang District, Ratchaburi Province. They have been using firewood and charcoal as fuel since grandma's generation, for over 60 years, and they are not worried about the high price of cooking gas. Noodle shop "Je Riam Bangli" on the roadside next to Bangli Charoentham Temple, Khok Mo Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ratchaburi Province. The atmosphere is shady and cool. This shop has been open since the grandmother's generation. It has been selling for more than 60 years. Importantly, it still uses firewood and charcoal as fuel for cooking noodles. With a preference for the old-fashioned way, it does not want to switch to gas because the price has increased and is not stable. The cost of selling may be affected more than using firewood that is cheaper. Buying firewood is easy, convenient, and cheap. Buy 200 - 300 baht at a time and it can be used for a long time. Ms. Boonriam, 57 years old, the shop owner, said that she has been using firewood since h er grandmother's generation. As for the price of the noodles, a bowl costs 30 baht, a special bowl costs 40 baht. Customers who come to eat noodles say that the noodles are so delicious that they almost don't need to add anything. They smell the smoke from the wood when they eat them. The price is not expensive. In addition to the noodles that taste delicious and don't need to add anything, there is also traditional charcoal-fired coffee for you to choose from. Open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Source : Thai News Agency
Firewood noodles, no worries about expensive gas days
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