This is the place where I always go to get my Bird’s Nest fix (興利魚翅燕窩).
There are many shops selling Bird’s Nest in Yaowarat (Chinatown) but I prefer coming here. Personally, I feel that the quality of the Bird Nest here is good!
They have both White and Red version, of different grades. You can order in accordance to your preference. The better the grade, the more expensive it gets.
Other than Bird’s Nest, their speciality is also Shark’s Fin, as you can see from their sign board. Due to environmental issues, I do not recommend you to take Shark’s Fin. You can try their Fish Maw soup and at the same time, order their Fried Rice with with Crab Meat to go along.
Locating this shop is easy. From T&K Seafood (Green Shirt), just head towards the direction of the Red Shirt seafood and continue walking downwards. You will soon see this shop.
Xing Li Shark’s Fin and Bird’s Nest (興利魚翅燕窩)
Yaowarat Road, Bangkok 10100.
Tel: 089-0815900
Opening Hours
Daily: 6pm – 3am
Option 1: Taxi
The most convenient way to get there
Option 2: MRT – Hua Lumphong
It’s about 15mins walk to Yaowarat
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Agree Xing Li the best and value for money too. But could not find them last visit in Dec 2014.
Have they moved?
Last Dec i still saw them there. 🙂