Pattaya Rice Noodle Restaurant Cheongtto Noodles

#PattayaTravel #GourmetConquest #PattayaGourmet #PattayaRiceNoodles #Couples #PattayaCostEffectiveGourmet #Jjattokooksu #PattayaNoodlesGourmet WWW6+26, Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150 Thailand Daily 7:00-16:00 I visited Jjattokooksu, famous for its rice noodles in Pattaya. It may be a bit far from downtown Pattaya, but it was only 7 minutes away from my accommodation by bike, so I could get there easily. I personally liked the food court-style street vendor atmosphere where other stores are operated in addition to rice noodles. If you order from other restaurants on the menu, they will bring it to you. I ordered medium beef rice noodles, grilled apricots, and mango juice. The kumyang came out first. It was grilled salmon. I had it for the first time in Bangkok and it was so delicious that I usually order it whenever I travel to Thailand. The taste is different at each restaurant, perhaps because of the sauce. This place had a salty sauce flavor and it went well with grilled salmon. I like spicy food, so I added the chili seasoning from the sauce bottle and enjoyed it. It tasted like beer, but I restrained myself because it was broad daylight. Next, rice noodles came out because of this. It had a rustic yet delicious visual. I tried the soup first and it tasted like soju. The rice noodles were chewy and the rich broth was not salty but savory, and it was delicious as it soaked into my mouth. There was no fishy smell at all, and the spicy flavor was even more delicious when I added chili sauce. It was lunchtime, and there were a lot of locals and it seemed like many people were coming on a tour package. I recommend stopping by if it's close to your accommodation rather than going out of your way to come.