Turn off the traffic and the noise and there it is: a handful of stools, one pot that has been going since morning, and a family who have been making the same four things for thirty years. That's where the recipes we cook came from, and that's where our name came from too.
The broths are the slow part. Beef and pork bone go in before the shutters are up and don't come out until afternoon service is already warming through — finished, in the boat noodle, with a touch of coconut milk for a smooth, rounded flavour.
The other thing worth knowing about is the Pak Soii Pork Bacho — our hand-formed minced pork, worked until it has that springy, snappy bite you only find on the good street corners back home. It goes into the tom yum and the clear broth, and people come back for it.
Everything is built when you order it, which is why a bowl takes a minute. That's rather the point. Authentic Thai street food, made with pride — from the streets of Thailand to the heart of Christchurch.