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Polo Fried Chicken

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Polo Fried Chicken is a Thai fried-chicken shop on Soi Polo, a side street off Witthayu Road in the Lumphini area, and its Thai name, Kai Tod Jay Kee, simply means Jay Kee's fried chicken. The chicken arrives under a thick layer of crisp fried garlic, and it is the reason to come.

It suits a relaxed lunch or early dinner for anyone staying in the Lumphini and Witthayu Road area who wants familiar Thai food without dressing up, and it works for families and small groups who can share a chicken and a few sides. The shop is on a side soi rather than the main road, so a taxi or ride-hailing car to the door is the simplest way in.

How to eat it

The chicken is the point, and the classic way to eat it is the northeastern one: torn by hand, with sticky rice and a plate of som tam, the pounded green papaya salad. Sticky rice is eaten with the fingers, rolled into a small ball and used to pick up the salad and the chicken. Grilled pork is among the other plates that fill out the table if you are more than two.

The shop

The shop sits under a large red sign, with seating inside and at tables outside on the soi. The shop posts on its Facebook page that it is open every day, and it also offers pickup, which makes it easy to take a chicken back to a hotel. Its Facebook page lists a moderate price range, in line with an everyday neighborhood restaurant.

Getting there

The address is 137/1 Soi Polo, off Witthayu Road, in the Lumphini subdistrict of Pathum Wan. Witthayu Road is also known in English as Wireless Road; giving the driver the Thai name, ซอยโปโล, helps.

Sources: Polo Fried Chicken on Facebook, contact details. Checked September 26, 2026.

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Company Name
Polo Fried Chicken
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Call: +66 2 251 2772
Location
137/1 Soi Polo, Witthayu Road
Bangkok, 10330
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About Polo Fried Chicken

Polo Fried Chicken is a Thai fried-chicken shop on Soi Polo, a side street off Witthayu Road in the Lumphini area, and its Thai name, Kai Tod Jay Kee, simply means Jay Kee's fried chicken. The chicken arrives under a thick layer of crisp fried garlic, and it is the reason to come.

It suits a relaxed lunch or early dinner for anyone staying in the Lumphini and Witthayu Road area who wants familiar Thai food without dressing up, and it works for families and small groups who can share a chicken and a few sides. The shop is on a side soi rather than the main road, so a taxi or ride-hailing car to the door is the simplest way in.

How to eat it

The chicken is the point, and the classic way to eat it is the northeastern one: torn by hand, with sticky rice and a plate of som tam, the pounded green papaya salad. Sticky rice is eaten with the fingers, rolled into a small ball and used to pick up the salad and the chicken. Grilled pork is among the other plates that fill out the table if you are more than two.

The shop

The shop sits under a large red sign, with seating inside and at tables outside on the soi. The shop posts on its Facebook page that it is open every day, and it also offers pickup, which makes it easy to take a chicken back to a hotel. Its Facebook page lists a moderate price range, in line with an everyday neighborhood restaurant.

Getting there

The address is 137/1 Soi Polo, off Witthayu Road, in the Lumphini subdistrict of Pathum Wan. Witthayu Road is also known in English as Wireless Road; giving the driver the Thai name, ซอยโปโล, helps.

Sources: Polo Fried Chicken on Facebook, contact details. Checked September 26, 2026.

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Phone: +66 2 251 2772

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where is Polo Fried Chicken?+
At 137/1 Soi Polo, Witthayu Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330.
Q. Is it open every day?+
Yes. The shop said on its official Facebook page in August 2026 that it is open every day. Exact opening hours are not published there, so call ahead for a late visit.
Q. Can I sit outside?+
Yes. The official Facebook page lists dine-in and outdoor seating.
Q. Can I take food away?+
Yes. The shop offers in-store pickup.
Q. What does the Thai name mean?+
Kai Tod Jay Kee means Jay Kee's fried chicken. Jay is a familiar Thai-Chinese term for an older woman, so the name reads like a nickname for the owner.
Q. How do I contact the shop?+
Call +66 2 251 2772 or message the official Facebook page, Polo Fried Chicken.

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