Elvis Suki
200/37 Soi Yotse, Bamrung Mueang Road, Wat Thep Sirin, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100
Daily from about 16:00 to 23:00 (Wongnai lists opening at 16:00; Trip.com lists 16:00-23:00 for the Soi Yotse shop and 15:30-24:00 for the Banthat Thong branch)
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Elvis Suki is a Thai-Chinese suki shop that has served the same dishes for more than 30 years from a shophouse at 200/37 Soi Yotse, off Bamrung Mueang Road in Pom Prap Sattru Phai, with newer branches on Banthat Thong Road and at Victory Monument. Its speciality is suki haeng, dry sukiyaki of glass noodles stir-fried over high heat with egg, vegetables and pork, beef or seafood, eaten with a fermented-tofu suki sauce; the soup version, grilled scallops with butter and minced pork, grilled squid and kua gai wok-fried chicken noodles are the other standards. The shop has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand for several years, and Tripadvisor reviews run to September 2025. The original branch is easiest reached from MRT Hua Lamphong by a short taxi ride or walk. It opens daily from about 16:00 until around 23:00. Dishes cost roughly 80 to 120 baht and a meal with a drink about 200 baht. The food is not halal, and some diners report a 5 percent card surcharge.
Rating from public reviews
Each part combines public reviews from several sites (1,191 reviews). Not our own visit.
Diners enjoy the dry suki, the grilled scallops and the good value of the generous, inexpensive plates.
It is a plain shophouse on a quiet side street, so do not expect atmosphere or polished service.
Signature dish (as named by sources)
Suki haeng - dry stir-fried glass-noodle sukiyaki with egg, vegetables and pork, beef or seafood
per person
$6
Getting there
MRT Hua Lamphong, then a short taxi ride or walk
At a glance
- Michelin Bib Gourmand for several years (2018-2021 per Wongnai)
- Original Soi Yotse shop; branches on Banthat Thong and at Victory Monument
- Dishes about 80-120 baht; not halal
Thai name
เอลวิสสุกี้
Dishes
Grilled scallops with butter and minced pork, Suki nam - sukiyaki soup (about 90-119 baht), Kuay teow kua gai - wok-fried chicken noodles, Grilled squid, Yakisoba-style fried noodles (about 80 baht)
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