The unique “Pak Mo” restaurant features an interesting gimmick: it’s set up on a rotating plate (similar to the conveyor belt style of Oishi, but with water underneath). Upon entering, you might feel a bit confused about how to order. You can either choose a ready-to-eat plate or opt for just the soup and pick items from the conveyor belt to add to your selected broth. The rice flour wraps are quite good, though the soup might be a bit milder than expected. If you visit Phitsanulok, you definitely have to give it a try. The Rainbow Pak Mo restaurant offers easy parking, and on weekdays it’s not overly crowded, allowing for a comfortable dining experience.