If anyone plans to visit the heroic Bang Rachan District in Sing Buri Province and is looking for local street food with great taste and very affordable prices, we recommend following the trail to a roadside street food stall full of charm and deliciousness: the shop"Pa Khemchat's Charcoal Grilled Chicken"which has won the hearts of locals for over 4 years.
This truly local eatery is filled with the smell of smoky fire. The shop is located along the Chansut-Sarajang road, at Ton Takhom curve, Moo 7, Choeng Klad Subdistrict. Just passing by, the aroma of charcoal-grilled chicken hits your nose. The shop has a simple roadside street food atmosphere but is warm and welcoming, with customers coming continuously from early morning. There, you will find"Pa Khemchat"a 66-year-old former rice farmer, standing by the grill with a smile, warmly welcoming every customer.
The highlight here is"attention to detail."Pa Khemchat's grilled chicken does not use ready-made sauces but a secret recipe developed through trial and error. The marinade includes oyster sauce, salt, ground white pepper, and coriander seeds, left to soak for half a day until the flavor penetrates the meat. Importantly, the taste is"not overly sweet"according to local preferences, making it easy to eat repeatedly without feeling greasy.
The menu offers a satisfying variety of six items: pure chicken meat, chicken frames, liver, tail, and heart, all grilled over low charcoal heat using the technique of sprinkling ash over the coals to prevent too strong a flame. This results in perfectly cooked, tender chicken with a smoky aroma and no charring. Paired with hot sticky rice, it's truly delightful. There is also grilled pork skewers available at 5 baht each as an additional option.
Regarding value, this grilled chicken shop sells chicken skewers at 10 baht each, sticky rice at 5 baht, and pork skewers at 5 baht each. You can get a full meal for just a 20-baht bill. This point deserves a perfect score. It's delicious and easy on the wallet—prices hard to find nowadays. Moreover, Pa Khemchat is generous, often giving away freebies to customers, leaving everyone impressed and eager to return.
For those who enjoy local flavors, a simple homely atmosphere, and service filled with smiles, this shop is a perfect choice. Eating street food here means enjoying great taste while supporting local residents. If you want to experience the flavor, we recommend getting there early because items might sell out by late morning.
The shop is located along Chansut-Sarajang Road (at Ton Takhom curve), Moo 7, Choeng Klad Subdistrict, Bang Rachan District, Sing Buri Province. Opening hours: daily from 06:00 to 13:00 or until sold out.