Roti Pa Day

Roti Pa Day is a street stall that sets up each evening in front of Wat Mahawan, on Tha Phae Road Soi 4 in the Chang Moi area, east of Tha Phae Gate. It holds a Bib Gourmand in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Thailand and makes an easy stop for anyone looking for something sweet after dinner.

Roti here are made with a dough that contains no egg, cooked slowly in coconut oil until they are crisp outside and chewy within. The classic is a plain roti drizzled with condensed milk, and the inspectors recommend the egg and fresh banana version. In total there are around twenty toppings to choose from, so you can go sweet or savoury and come back to try a different one another night.

This is a street stall rather than a restaurant, so keep expectations simple. It suits budget travellers, families with children and anyone wandering Tha Phae Road in the evening.

Roti Pa Day opens from 18:30 until midnight every day, according to the MICHELIN Guide, which makes it a useful late-evening snack after the Night Bazaar or a bar. Payment is cash only, so carry small notes. There is no need, or way, to book in advance for a single roti, although the stall lists its own phone number.

Kiti Panit restaurant is also on Tha Phae Road, so you could have a northern Thai dinner there and walk on for dessert. On Sunday evenings the walking street market at Tha Phae Gate makes a lively start to a night out in the area.

Order one plain roti with condensed milk and one with banana and egg to share if you want to compare. Bring small notes to keep things moving at the stall. If you are travelling with children, a roti here makes a fun end to an evening walk, and it is a good alternative to an ice-cream stop. Because the stall stays open until midnight, it also works as a late snack after a show or a drink nearby. Expect to wait a little at busy times, as each roti is made fresh.