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AI-made picture of Claypot Glass Noodles with Tamworth Belly & Câr-y-Môr Brown Crab

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Claypot Glass Noodles with Tamworth Belly & Câr-y-Môr Brown Crab

  • Cooked overCharcoal

Glass noodles cooked in a clay pot with Tamworth pork belly and brown crab. First to the table.

Kiln

Thai · Soho

58 Brewer Street, London W1F 9TL

On every listFamous and on every round-up, so there's often a queue and a room of people who came for the name.

Tiny Brewer Street Thai that food media won't drop: clay pots and charcoal at the counter, and a queue that's now part of the story.

A tiny Thai kitchen on Brewer Street cooking over charcoal and in clay pots, with produce from named British farms. Fire and clay do most of the work.

The proof, in the house's own words

Why the claypot glass noodles

Strong evidence
  • Technique

    Cooked and served in the clay pot itself.

    “Claypot Baked Glass Noodles”

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  • Sourcing

    Two named producers in one pot: the pig farm and the crab.

    “a lay of 30 odd herbs, legumes and grasses”

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  • Local choice

    A dish from the clay-pot side of the kitchen, the house's own speciality.

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We'd add

Our runner-up

Grilled Tamworth Chop with Galangal Relish

A Tamworth pork chop from the charcoal, with galangal relish. To share.

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