Even off duty, Police Corporal Sam helps his wife sell noodles made from his mother-in-law’s recipe, featuring delicious crispy fried pork cracklings at an affordable price, with the police chief confirming its great taste.

If you pass by Ban Nong Phai in Plang Yao District, Chachoengsao Province, and see a lively young man wearing an apron cooking noodles under a large tree, don’t be surprised. This is Police Corporal Pratchaya Nakkhiao, head of traffic patrol at Plang Yao Police Station, who immediately after finishing his duty rushes to assist his wife in selling noodles.

ดาบตำรวจสวมเอี๊ยมขายก๋วยเตี๋ยวโบราณ 20 บาท สืบทอดจากแม่ยาวนานกว่า 35 ปี

This shop is not a fleeting trend but a long-standing place that has preserved a recipe passed down from Aunt Kaew, the mother-in-law, for over 35 years. Its standout feature isthe authentic traditional noodle recipe,which includes fragrant tiny dried shrimp and the special homemade crispy fried pork cracklings that are fresh and enjoyable to chew.

Importantly, the price seems to have frozen in time at only 20 baht per bowl, 30 baht for a special portion, attracting customers of all ages—from schoolchildren to working adults—who come regularly. Many have been eating here since kindergarten through to university graduation and still return to the same place.

(คนซ้าย) พันตำรวจเอกปรีชา นิสัยสม ผู้กำกับการ สภ.แปลงยาว ยังเป็นลูกค้าประจำ

This traditional noodle recipe priced at 20 baht per bowl is endorsed by Police Colonel Preecha Nisasom, the chief of Plang Yao Police Station, who is a regular customer. On his days off, he always stops by to support his staff, guaranteeing the flavor by ordering two to three bowls himself and praising Corporal Sam’s diligence as a good example of using free time to generate income for his family.

Those wishing to taste these delicious noodles in a shady, tranquil setting beneath a large tree can visit the community shop at Ban Nong Phai, Village 4, Soi Ok Talat Bang Bo, Wang Yen Subdistrict, Plang Yao District, Chachoengsao Province. The shop is open daily from morning until 3 p.m.

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