Thai Crepe: Nang Tua Dee

If you’re a sweets lover in Bangkok, you’re in for a treat with the array of delicious Thai desserts ready to excite your taste buds.

Many of the best traditional dessert vendors are hidden away in small alleys, just waiting to be discovered.

Thai Crepe: Nang Tua Dee

Tucked away inside a small alley near Khao San Road, this aunt sells Thai-style crepes to local passersby. It’s Halal and located next to Masjid Ban Tuk Din Mosque.

My favorite order, as you can see in the picture, is Nutella with banana.

She is very happy and friendly. You should visit her if you crave a sweet treat!

Price: 30-50 Baht
Open: Everyday
Location: Open on Google Maps
Video: Watch on Instagram

Let's Explore Thailand with a Local Host !

Exploring Thailand with a local host takes you beyond the usual tourist spots and into the heart of the city’s hidden alleys and local gems.

Whether you’re discovering a tucked-away street food stall and local coffee shops, or wandering through vibrant, lesser-known neighborhoods, our local hosts offer an authentic experience that guidebooks can’t capture.

Book a tour with a local host today and experience Thailand like never before!

Available Tours

Related Posts
Bangkok

Kanom Krok: Royal Cuisine

Kanom Krok is a delicious coconut pancake. This street vendor claims they got the recipe from a chef who worked in a palace.

Bangkok

Kanom Krok: Jay Pui

Kanom Krok Jay Pui is located inside Soi Phetchaburi 10, near King Phet all-day market. The Kanom Krok is delicious, with a crispy outside.
Bangkok

Kanom Bueang: Nai Dum

Kanom Bueang Nai Dum is a smaller version of the original. Sold at Wang Lang Market, where you can enjoy it with Thai tea while

Bangkok

Jackfruit: Bobae

This aunt sells Jackfruit at the local price of only 25 Baht. Though she doesn’t earn much, it’s enough to feed herself.
Bangkok

Soy Milk: Bieow Nang Loeng

This uncle sells soy milk at Nang Loeng Market, serving hot and healthy soy milk to the local community. He uses coal to boil the

Bangkok

Roasted Peanut Bobae

This aunt sells roasted peanuts using the sand and salt method, which is both interesting and unique. The peanuts are nutty and crispy.

"Google may give you directions, but locals can give you a true sense of the location." - SokSoi