Ning’s Mango Stand serves cheap, delicious and irresistible Mango Sticky Rice, the top Thai dessert which is well loved by many! You can actually find it almost everywhere in Thailand. As for the taste and quality, it’s subjective and I can’t really guarantee you on that.
But one of my favourite places to have cheap and good Mango Sticky Rice is at Sukhumvit Soi 38 at Ning’s Mango Stand! This is really cheap because you can get it for 60 baht here! In food courts such as Platinum Fashion Mall, it goes for about 120 baht.
It’s the first Mango Stand you see on your right. Just turn right on the first alley and you will see this bright mango stand.
Mango Sticky Rice here starts from 60 baht for the small portion. If you have friend or family with you, just order a bigger portion. It’s so delicious that it probably won’t be enough for you.
Mango Sticky Rice with coconut cream, yellow beans and sweet and juicy mangos!
Ning’s Mango Stand is also recommended by respected Singapore’s Food Blogger, Maureen Ow who writes at Miss Tam Chiak.
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They are moving to where?
Ning Mango is still around.
I thought the stalls will be moving by end of the month of February?
most of them have moved, while some moved the the area where Ning’s Mango is. That area is not affected.
Do you know where some of the good stores have moved to?
The wanton noodle is back, ning’s mango is still around, porridge shifted right inside the soi