13 Coins Ngamwongwan Hotel

Food comes out quickly, tastes good, and doesn’t cost much. The staff are quick too. The place has a very old, vintage feel, almost like a hotel restaurant in a lobby, with the kitchen set up where a reception counter might have been. 13 coins has been around a long time, and visiting was a great experience.

I only ate at the restaurant, so I can’t comment on the rooms. It’s in a good spot close to the highway. From outside it looks abandoned, but it’s actually open. The atmosphere is old-fashioned, which was fine. Service was friendly, though a little slow. The food was okay, neither especially good nor bad, but I’ve had better.

I’m glad 13 coins is still here, keeping those familiar flavors alive after all these years. The dining area and restrooms were very clean, even though the place itself has seen better days. Walking around the hall brought back memories of the past. Thanks for preserving it.

The clams were good, though I wasn’t impressed by the steak. It’s a restaurant now, not a hotel. The building feels old and a little spooky, but wandering around was fun. There are no lights except in the front area and bathroom.