Phra Athit Road's legendary Nai Soi beef noodle shop, in business for over 40 years, has now popped up with a new, spin-off branch in the Rattanakosin area, courtesy of the Teochew-founder's son. 

 

Complete with air-con and a fresh, Wong Ka Wai-worthy vibe of red lighting and cool, white terrazzo, Yih Sahp Luhk dishes out beef-heavy dishes amid fragrant aromas of Chinese spice. Yih sahp luhk literally means “easy to cook” in Cantonese, and the menu offers a single-page of simple, hot pot and rice dishes.  

 

Order up a beef hot pot (B350) to share, featuring braised beef, sliced tenderloin, beef balls and vegetables. You can also add in tendon-rich beef shank (B100) or braised kobe beef (B120) to the herby soup. Too mch? Then try our fave: the beef steamed rice in a clay pot (B220), featuring perfectly cooked rice and hints of pleasant smokiness.

 

Their classic beef noodle options start at B100 per bowl or B80 with pork.