Street food

Street Seafood by Noi.

Thai seafood · Bangkok · $$ · Utility · could-visit · verified

gaggan rec for late night mountains of seafood; open until 4am

Jeff's note

Street Seafood by Noi

Gaggan Anand ends his own service nights here, telling Gourmet Traveller he arrives between 1am and 2am with his team to "tear into kilos of prawns and lots of fresh crab" at a stall that cooks until 4am inside Huai Khwang's night market.

Why go

The full quote is the entry: "Noi Seafood is my go-to for a late-night supper after service... The river prawns are huge and taste amazing. It's just simple live seafood but cooked well. And it stays open until 4am" (Gourmet Traveller). He values the setting as much as the shellfish, calling Huai Kwang "one of the last proper night markets that we have in Bangkok" and untouristed. When the city's chefs finish their own dinners, this is the table they pick, which is the strongest kind of recommendation a simple seafood operation can hold.

Order this / avoid

  • Order: river prawns and fresh crab by the kilo, the two things Gaggan names; keep the preparations simple since that is the house's whole game.
  • Avoid: an early dinner slot. The point is the post-midnight window; go after your last bar, when the industry crowd arrives.

What locals & experts say

  • Gourmet Traveller (Sept 2022, Gaggan Anand): "It's just simple live seafood but cooked well." On the prawns, he calls them "huge" and says they "taste amazing." ref
  • Local rec: Jeff's list, from the same Gourmet Traveller piece.

Good to know

  • Timing: open very late, until 4am per the source; the 1am to 2am window is the recommended arrival.
  • Booking: walk-in, market tables.
  • Getting there: Huai Khwang Night Market off Ratchadaphisek, near MRT Huai Khwang; listing sites disagree on the exact pin, so navigate to the market and look for the live tanks.

Jeff's take (his words)

  • Note: gaggan rec for late night mountains of seafood; open until 4am

Verdict (Chef Jeff ladder)

could-visit — The place one of the world's most decorated chefs takes his own brigade at 1am: kilos of river prawns and crab, live tanks, wok fire, open until 4, inside what Gaggan calls one of the last proper night markets in Bangkok. As cooking it is simple by his own description; as a late-night institution it fills a slot almost nothing else on the list can. If the night runs long, this is where it should end; nobody should restructure a day for it.

Order

  • River prawns by the kilo, the big ones, cooked to order
  • Fresh crab, ordered in volume
  • Simple live seafood, wok-cooked to order

Good to know

  • Booking: walk-in
  • Timing: open-late
  • Best for: big-night, groups-ok, dinner
  • Avoid: Going early; the room's whole identity is the 1am-to-4am window after kitchens close; Expecting refinement; the draw is volume, freshness, and the night market around it
  • Expert picks: Gaggan Anand
  • Verified 2026-07-25

Where

Location is area-level only (Bangkok) — no pin shown rather than a wrong one. Browse the Bangkok map →

Sources & mentions

  1. [1]
    Gourmet Traveller

    Jessica Rigg, Sept 19, 2022, 'A chef's guide to Bangkok street food', Gaggan Anand: 'Noi Seafood is my go-to for a late-night supper after service. I usually go there between 1am and 2am with the team and we'll just tear into kilos of prawns and lots of fresh crab. The river prawns are huge and taste amazing. It's just simple live seafood but cooked well. And it stays open until 4am.'; on Huai Kwang Night Market: 'one of the last proper night markets that we have in Bangkok'

Record

slug
street-seafood-by-noi
city
Bangkok
group
Street food
category
Street food
cuisine
Thai seafood
area
Bangkok
price
$$
editorial class
Utility
ladder verdict
could-visit
provenance
verified
confidence
medium
status
Open
address
coordinates
13.75249, 100.49351 (area-level)
last verified
2026-07-25
curated page
places/street-seafood-by-noi.md