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The best mango sticky rice in Bangkok
Start with Sor Boonprakob in Bang Rak for mango with sticky rice, available from 8am, Kor Panich recipe shop (Samsen Rd) in Tewet and Maliwan Kanom Thai in Ari for mango sticky rice. Here are all 4, with what to get at each.
- Sor BoonprakobBang Rak
Get: Mango with sticky rice, available from 8am
A long-standing Charoenkrung shop that is a regular on mango sticky rice shortlists.
- Kor Panich recipe shop (Samsen Rd)Tewet
Get: Mango sticky rice, a little sweeter and more tender than at Sor Boonprakob
Run by the daughter of the Kor Panich recipe owner, carrying the century-old sweet-shop style.
- Maliwan Kanom ThaiAri · Mango sticky rice
Get: Mango sticky rice; also ta go and kanom mun
A Thai-dessert shop in Ari that often sells out before lunch.
- Chor SornkeawLat Phrao · Mango sticky rice
Get: Nine-color sticky rice with mango
A suburban favorite offering colored sticky rice and durian add-ons.
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Where is the best mango sticky rice in Bangkok?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with Sor Boonprakob (Bang Rak), Kor Panich recipe shop (Samsen Rd) (Tewet) and Maliwan Kanom Thai (Ari). All 4 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At Sor Boonprakob, get mango with sticky rice, available from 8am. At Kor Panich recipe shop (Samsen Rd), get mango sticky rice, a little sweeter and more tender than at Sor Boonprakob. At Maliwan Kanom Thai, get mango sticky rice; also ta go and kanom mun. At Chor Sornkeaw, get nine-color sticky rice with mango.
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for Bangkok: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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