Kru Moo's kitchen Kru Moo is the 2nd and 3rd generation heir, that is, he is the grandson and great-grandson of the current ruler of Rayong. The starting point of opening the shop was when Kru Mu was still a teacher. All the grandchildren have gone to school. Therefore, there is loneliness, open to sell snacks and coffee. After finishing work at 5 pm, at first they sold bread with various fillings. pork buns, shumai, tea and coffee, with some of the customers being students who used to teach Presenting the idea that Kru Moo's house has a good atmosphere. There are a lot of antiques on display, probably selling food and side dishes, which the response that I get is only people who like their taste. Therefore, the shop has been opened full-time for 17 years now. The recommended menu that must be ordered is Stir Fried Ancient Glass Noodles It is a family recipe that the governor of Rayong please make. Rayong curry is a curry that the pineapple branch in cooking, which is not easily found in the market. and curry paste which uses coriander flowers to make it have a special aroma that is different from other curry pastes Business day/hours: 17:00-21:00 Open every day Location: Yom Jinda Road Contact: 038613725 Kru Moo, Chia Je Suan The original Chinese chives of Yom Jinda Road that inherited the ancient Kuicheai recipe to the current 3rd generation And has been selling for 40 years, initially the ancestors were Chinese Chaozhou. Sae Lim, who moved to Yom Jinda Road, sells pork-chicken noodles for a living. And later came up with a recipe for chives by myself, the dough is thick and soft. Ancient fillings have a mild taste. And still use the traditional way to do it yourself in every step In addition, the shop also has rice with shrimp paste and teriyaki rice. Days / business hours: 06:00-17:00 Closed every Monday Location: Yomjinda Road Contact: 0969648787 Old House Khun Bim, the owner of the shop, has been in Yomjinda Road since childhood. In addition, he likes to go to cafes, eat coffee and bakeries. Note that there are no cafes on this street yet. Coinciding with the neighborhood, there are people who rent out the building. therefore opened a cafe at Yom Jinda which is considered as the first café to open The building that is rented used to have a history of being a laundry shop. jukebox store storage and a kochet knitwear store before it became a cafe. Recommended menus include peach tea, pineapple coffee, desserts made from seasonal ingredients. Inside the shop, there are also clothing items. beaded bracelets available Vintage 90's Photo Booth Photo Booth Service Days/Hours: 10:30-17:00 Closed every Tuesday Location: Yom Jinda Road Contact: 0617561035