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Wu’s Yong Tau Foo, Ghost Gate

Yentafo Noodles, Vegan Menu

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Top tips

Ask about: uncertain ingredients

  • Street parking can be difficult, so plan for limited parking nearby.
  • Good to know: Ask for no dairy and confirm the broth and toppings are vegan before ordering noodles.
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  • Try the lotus root drink, which a recent reviewer recommended alongside the noodles.
  • The menu marks fried eggs yentafo noodles and fried noodles as vegan; verify that the yentafo broth is prepared without animal ingredients.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention lotus drink and tea.

Good for

The vibe: solo

Praised for good value, friendly service and affordable.

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Also praised for lively atmosphere.

Good to know

  • Outdoor seating
  • Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites

About

Wu's is a local-style noodle shop known for spicy yentafo in pink broth, served as soup or dry noodles. The menu marks fried eggs yentafo noodles and fried noodles as vegan, but HappyCow advises asking for no dairy, so confirm the broth and toppings when ordering.

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Soi Khang Wat Ratchanatda, Samran Rat, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Opening hours

Monday
09:00–20:00
Tuesday
09:00–20:00
Wednesday
09:00–20:00
Thursday
09:00–20:00
Friday
09:00–00:00
Saturday
09:00–00:00
Sunday
09:00–00:00

the food

4.5 out of 5. Spinach Rating

From recent reviews, out of 5.

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eating vegan

Good vegan options

vegan options
Some · 3–5 dishes
menu
Separate vegan menu
staff
Basic understanding

Ask about: Staff aren't always sure about ingredients.

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