Phetchaburi Soi 7

Today I went there, it\'s already been closed due to COVID-19. Any update when they open again?

Nice place. Looks like you are dining in someone\'s home. The chef came out and met me, and took my order for shrimp pad thai. They make the food mild, and give you condiments to spice it up to your liking.

Restaurant Hayati is our favourite place to eat when in Bangkok....must try !

Price is reasonable, air-conditioned. it is very close to the mosque. you wont miss it.

gerek food. nice restaurant. good food, affordable prices. can even deliver to your hotel if u simply lazy to go here. many malaysians datin eat here. very very recommended to all. outside, got street vendors, goreng pisang, bubor chacha, chendol. i love it!

Restaurant Hayati gives me a very comfy feeling, as if I am at home. Unfortunately the tomyum soup was spoilt by unfresh fishball. Taste overall was so so. Total damage was 350bht for a 4 meal course.

We ate most of our meals at reataurant Hayati. It is situated within the lanes of Soi 7 after the mosque. Food is delicious and suitable for Malaysians. Price is reasonable and the restaurant closes about 9 pm

There are a couple of restaurants within 5 - 10 minutes walk from the Mosque; there are also restaurants beside and infront of the mosque. However, coming from Ratchadewi BTS, you'd have to cross the road to the other side to see Soi 7 (the Petchaburi road has pretty heavy traffic). The Mosque is inside Soi 7.

Phetchaburi Soi 7 is a small Muslim community around Masjid Darul Aman. Many restaurants there and the owners speak Malay with Kelantan dialect probably from Southern Thailand. Nearest BTS (Bangkok Rapid Metro train system) station is Ratchadewi. Good selection of rice, briyani, tom yam as well as roti canai and martabak