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Thai boat noodles served in a small portion. The broth is rich, dark, and flavorful, seasoned with blood and spices. Typically eaten in multiple bowls.

A larger portion of the signature boat noodles. Features the same intense savory, spicy, and herbal broth.

Boat noodle soup served without noodles (Kao Lao). Contains meat, meatballs, and vegetables like morning glory and bean sprouts in the rich broth. Usually eaten with rice.

Blanched meatballs served as a side dish. Chewy and savory texture, often served with a spicy dipping sauce.

Boat noodles packed for takeaway. Includes soup, noodles, and condiments separated or mixed in a bag.

Crispy fried pork rinds (Kap Mu). Airy and crunchy texture. A classic accompaniment to boat noodles that adds texture to the dish.

Carbonated soft drink. Sweet and refreshing.

Plain bottled water.

Fried pork cracklings or lard pieces (Kak Mu). Smaller and harder than pork rinds, very savory and crunchy. Popular topping for boat noodles.