Legendary fried food from Laplae, the only one with no branches. Eat it with 3 flavors of dipping sauce, the shop's secret recipe. If you are interested in opening a shop, we will reveal the recipe without holding back.Anyone who goes to Uttaradit must try this shop, 'Jay Nee Fried Food of Laplae', the legend of fried food of Laplae, the only one without any branches. Jay Nee said that she opened the shop since 1977. Before reaching this point, she had to make adjustments. She started selling fried tofu, but the children didn't like it much, so she tried to take everything that was edible and available in the community, coat it in flour and fry it, such as dumplings, pork buns, corn, spring rolls, mushrooms, various vegetables, fried shrimp, Tue Ka Ko (pork leg taro), meatballs, hot dogs, the shop's signature dish, and what you shouldn't miss is the stuffed bamboo shoots with minced pork. Discover the legend of the only fried food of Laplae, eat it with the shop's special recipe of 3 flavors of dipping sau ce, the taste has not changed for 47 years. The price starts at 50 baht per set. The shop opens every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.For anyone interested in opening a shop to make a living and generate income, Ms. Tassanee does not hold back or hold back. Just prepare the materials and equipment and is happy to share her secrets with everyone to help develop and keep fried food in Laplae forever.Source: Thai News Agency

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