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A tuk-tuk that parked on Ly Tu Trong

TukTuk Thai Bistro brings Bangkok's night-street buzz to District 1: blue walls, taxi-yellow tables, red hanging lamps — and a sharing-style bistro menu.

The name TukTuk is no accident. In Bangkok, the tuk-tuk weaves through every alley to get you to the good food — and that's the job here too: a tour of Thai flavor, from sour-spicy papaya salad to steaming Tom Yum hotpot, in the middle of Saigon.

The TukTuk logo wall with blue column and yellow tables
Logo wall, blue column, taxi-yellow tables

The room is part of the ride: deep-blue walls like a Bangkok night, tables yellow as a tuk-tuk roof, red pendants like taillights, and diamond-pattern tile underfoot. Everything is loud in the happiest way — pure street-food spirit.

Dried-beef salad with peanuts and crackers
Crunchy dried-beef salad

The menu is built for sharing: a few starters, a hotpot in the middle, rice and salads around it — the whole table digs in. Prices are listed clearly on foodbooking.com, open daily 10AM–10PM.

Address
38 Ly Tu Trong, District 1
Hours
Daily 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
Cuisine
Thai · sharing bistro
Prices
From 30k · per foodbooking.com

TukTuk Thai Bistro — a color-splashed Thai bistro at 38 Ly Tu Trong, open daily.