BlúPort Foodhall

Tried fried noodle with pork (#3) from this store. Delicious and very reasonably price - 65 baht ! (Pardon photo, corner eaten). Clean tables with tissue, will be back again

This foodhall is different from any foodhall I have ever encountered. There are only a few sellers, under 20 stalls. But you can find some basic foodhall menu such as chicken hainan, chicken fried, noodles, western food, pork, etc. The great thing about this place is not too crowded, so the table is available and I can eat slowly During 3 times visited Bluport I eat : Chicken hainan mixed fried 9/10 (the chicken well seasoned and the fried chicken is crispy and not too greasy) Egg noodle with wonton and pork 9/10 (the noodles so light and all the side taste so good) Stir fried Crispy pork in basil 7/10 (the pork is okay but its too sweet for me)

Some of the worst Thai food I’ve ever had. I ordered chicken with cashew nuts — looked great in the picture. When she handed me the plate, I actually told her I ordered something else, but she insisted this was it. What I got: cold, dry, soft deep-fried chicken floating in sticky-sweet goo, with onions and a generous five cashew nuts. Honestly, this was a declaration of war against Thai cuisine. Disgusting. The pad krapow moo? Surprisingly ok. But they still managed to mess up the order — we asked for a fried egg, got egg fried rice instead. At least they brought the fried egg later, and we didn’t have to pay for it. I usually avoid mall food — and once again, I remembered exactly why.