รวม 5 ร้านเด็ดในตำนาน ขนมสูตรโบราณของคนจีน !!

It’s festival season again in Thailand, especially for Thai-Chinese families preparing offerings for traditional celebrations. If you grew up in a Chinese family, you’ve probably seen many of these classic traditional sweets on the offering table—some of which are now incredibly rare. So in this episode, I’m taking you to 5 legendary shops that still make authentic Chinese-Thai traditional desserts using old-school recipes. Let’s see what delicious finds are still around today! 1. Kaimi 157 (ขายหมี่ 157) One of the very few places that still hand-crafts Ang Thong Kueh using traditional methods. They also sell Chee Kak Kueh, a rare old-style Chinese sweet that you’ll hardly find anywhere else. 📍 6:30–16:30 📞 02-221-7543 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZeY3YRWjKTiDK... 2. Bok Kia Ban Mai (โบ๊กเกี๊ย บ้านใหม่) Authentic Hainanese sweet with freshly hand-rolled Bok Kia noodles, cooked bowl by bowl. The secret is in their fragrant, perfectly balanced syrup—making their version stand out from all others. 📍 14:00–19:30 (Closed Sun & Wed) 📞 081-633-2044 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jHkSXpDN57B5J... 3. Bakery Hut A famous Chinese ceremonial pastry shop passed down for over 100 years, known for their mooncakes. They offer both traditional fillings and modern creative ones—more than 100 varieties! This year’s highlights include: Tokyo Banana, Ume Plum, Lychee Rose, Japanese Melon, and even Spicy Shrimp Paste. Perfect for festive offerings and delicious to enjoy on their own. 🔗 Line: @bakeryhut2007 🔗 Facebook: bakeryhut2007 📍 10:00–20:00 (Closed Sun) 📞 080-424-4868 / 080-424-6848 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/82uEkik8mr41L... 4. Hia Btiang (เฮียบเตียง) An 80-year-old shop in Talat Noi selling traditional Sow Kiaw, a crispy Teochew-style fried dumpling. Comes in taro and mung-bean fillings, with a signature aroma from Chinese citrus peel. 📍 9:30–17:30 📞 081-907-4877 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cAwLWCujuubye... 5. Tae Lao Chin Seng (แต้เล่าจิ้นเส็ง) A legendary shop with 100-year-old recipes, famous for traditional Chinese pastries. Choose from more than 20 fillings, including sweet, salty, and wedding ceremonial pastries like Kanom Chan Ab. 📍 8:00–16:00 📞 02-236-4659 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tSsDVepfFX3QE... If you're visiting Bangkok during festival season and want to try authentic Chinese-Thai ceremonial sweets—these shops are absolutely worth the trip! If you know any more hidden gems, drop them in the comments so I can explore them next time. ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:04 Opening 2:14 Kaimi 157 8:40 Bok Kia Ban Mai 12:14 Bakery Hut 18:52 Hia Btiang 23:18 Tae Lao Chin Seng 28:49 Summary