Bangkok - Famous Fried Chicken Restaurants

A delicious fried chicken restaurant in Bangkok.
"Polo Fried Chicken" located near Lumpini Park.
The Thai name of the restaurant is "ไก่ทอดเจ๊กี" (Gai Tod Jae Kee).
The top recommendation is the whole deep-fried chicken, but as an Isan cuisine restaurant, they have a variety of dishes, all of which are delicious.

First, I ordered the signature fried chicken, half size.
A whole fried chicken is 280 baht (approx. 1360 yen), and a half is 140 baht (approx. 680 yen).
Unlike KFC, there is no batter; it feels like it's been deep-fried plain, so it's not greasy. The bone-in breast meat has a nice texture and a light taste.
Around the wings, you can really taste the seasoning and the chicken fat.
The drumstick part is the perfect size to hold in your hand and take a big bite.
The crispy fried garlic is a great accent.
It goes perfectly not only with beer but also with sticky rice.

Nam Tok Moo, a classic Isan dish.
80 baht (approx. 390 yen).
The spicy seasoning mixes with the sweetness of the pork fat for an exquisite flavor.
The aroma of the herbs also stimulates the appetite.

The soup is Tom Saep Kraduk Moo.
This is also 80 baht.
I always order this because the meat around the pork spare rib bones is delicious.
The sour and spicy soup is hot enough to make you sweat, but it's addictive and delicious to reach for as a palate cleanser between bites of chicken.

Of course, I also ordered Som Tum.
Corn and papaya Som Tum, 80 baht.
Lately, this is all I order.
The sweetness and texture of the corn are a perfect match for that classic Som Tum flavor.

Come to think of it, the beer at this restaurant is always well-chilled, so I also recommend it to those who want to enjoy chicken and Som Tum while drinking beer.

It's a great restaurant where you can eat delicious and authentic Isan cuisine at a low price.
If you're interested, please give it a try.