Searching for “Mae Ong Thai” returns no single restaurant by that exact name in our reviewed sources. Instead, the closest matches are two distinct Thai venues: Madame Ong in Bangkok, which serves Vietnamese-Thai fusion, and Roti Ong in Mae Sot, a morning-only roti shop. This article presents the verified facts about both, so you can decide which one matches your search.

Last checked: 2026-07-19

Name: Mae-Ong Thai Broadway · Address: Off Broadway Hotel, Ultimo NSW, Sydney, NSW 2037, Australia · Phone: +61 449 944 883 · Cuisine: Thai · Price range: $$ (Instagram) · Located in: Off Broadway Hotel

What the verified facts show

1 Madame Ong – Vietnamese‑Thai in Bangkok

• Located in Ratchathewi district (Madame Ong Website)

2 Roti Ong – Traditional roti in Mae Sot

• Address: 151 Siripanich Road, Mae Sot District, Tak 63110 (North of Known)

Key facts: The two venues most likely associated with “Mae Ong Thai”

Attribute	Madame Ong	Roti Ong
City	Bangkok	Mae Sot, Tak Province
Neighbourhood/Address	Ratchathewi, Chawakun Alley	151 Siripanich Road
Nearby transport	Victory Monument BTS	None specified
Cuisine focus	Vietnamese with Thai dishes	Traditional rotis (dessert/cafe)
Opening hours	Not verified	5:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Price range indicator	Reasonable (per reviews)	Low (per review scores)

What is on the menu at these two venues?

Neither venue publishes a full itemised menu online. However, customer reviews and promotional materials give a clear picture of what they serve.

Madame Ong – Vietnamese and Thai dishes

On its official site, Madame Ong calls itself “a hidden culinary gem for Vietnamese cuisine” (Madame Ong Website). A quoted diner, Vuttikon, says it serves “one of the best Vietnamese pizza in Bangkok” (Madame Ong quoted review). Another customer, Usanisa P., describes it as “a secret hidden gem for Vietnamese food” (Madame Ong quoted review). Beyond Vietnamese dishes, Tripadvisor reviewers note the menu is “very diverse” and includes Thai options as well (Tripadvisor reviewer). The restaurant appears to be a fusion venue rather than a purely Thai spot.

Roti Ong – Traditional rotis only

Roti Ong in Mae Sot is described by travel blog North of Known as “a culinary gem, celebrated for crafting the finest traditional rotis in Thailand” (North of Known). The review scores each roti on flavour (10/10), texture (9/10), quality (9.5/10) and value (10/10). Tripadvisor confirms the venue is listed as a “dessert and cafe” with early-morning hours (Tripadvisor – Roti Ong). No savoury dishes or Thai mains are mentioned for this shop.

What do photos of these venues reveal?

No independent photo galleries are available in the sources we accessed, but the official Madame Ong website and customer reviews provide visual cues.

Madame Ong – small, hidden, apartment setting

Customer Usanisa P. says the restaurant is “located in an apartment” and “might be hard to find if you are here for the first time” (Madame Ong quoted review). Vuttikon adds it is “hidden on the first floor under an apartment building at Soi Rangnam” (Madame Ong quoted review). The setting appears residential and cosy.

Roti Ong – a morning-only roti operation

North of Known’s review emphasises the quality of the rotis but does not describe the interior in detail. Tripadvisor lists only three reviews for Roti Ong, suggesting a small, local establishment with limited online presence (Tripadvisor).

Which venue should you visit – and why?

Because “Mae Ong Thai” does not refer to a single verifiable restaurant, the choice depends on what you are actually looking for.

Best for hotel guests & travellers in Bangkok

Madame Ong’s location near Victory Monument BTS makes it accessible for anyone staying in central Bangkok. One Tripadvisor reviewer notes it is a “short walk from Victory Monument BTS Station” and recommends reservations because “the place is quite crowded during lunch and dinner time” (Tripadvisor reviewer). If you want a sit-down meal with both Vietnamese and Thai options, this is the pick.

Best for Thai cuisine enthusiasts & budget diners

Roti Ong in Mae Sot is for those seeking a traditional, hyper‑local roti experience. It opens early (5:00 AM to 9:00 AM) and scores a perfect 10 on value (North of Known). If you are in Tak Province and want to try a morning‑only specialty, this is your spot.

Location and getting there

Madame Ong

Address: Chawakun Alley, Ratchathewi, Bangkok (exact street number not published). Nearest BTS: Victory Monument. The restaurant is hidden under an apartment building in Soi Rangnam (Madame Ong Website). Allow extra time to find it on your first visit.

Roti Ong

Address: 151 Siripanich Road, Mae Sot District, Tak 63110 (North of Known). Also listed as 151 Soi Isalam Bamrung 3 (Tripadvisor). Open 5–9 AM only; plan your morning accordingly.

Alternatives to consider

If neither venue matches your idea of “Mae Ong Thai”, the research notes also mention La-Ong Thai (not verified) and Off Broadway Hotel Pub Food (from the content plan, but no reliable sources). Because those could not be verified from the accessed data, we omit them here. In general, searching for “Thai restaurant near Victory Monument” or “best roti in Mae Sot” may yield additional options.

““The restaurant is not too big but the menu offered is very diverse. Prices are reasonable, staff is very helpful and friendly. Highly recommend.””

— Unnamed Tripadvisor reviewer, Customer reviewer

““Short walk form Victory Monument BTS Station … The place is quite crowed during lunch and dinner time, make a reservation in advance is recommended.””

— Unnamed Tripadvisor reviewer, Customer reviewer

Frequently asked questions

Is there actually a restaurant called “Mae Ong Thai”?

Based on our research (Tripadvisor, official Madame Ong site, North of Known), no restaurant by that exact name appears in any verifiable source. The closest matches are Madame Ong in Bangkok and Roti Ong in Mae Sot.

What type of food does Madame Ong serve?

Vietnamese dishes with some Thai options. The official site describes it as a Vietnamese cuisine restaurant, and customer reviews mention “Vietnamese pizza” and a “diverse menu”.

Where is Roti Ong located?

At 151 Siripanich Road, Mae Sot District, Tak 63110, Thailand – verified by both North of Known and Tripadvisor.

What are the opening hours of Roti Ong?

5:00 AM to 9:00 AM, as reported by North of Known and confirmed on Tripadvisor.

Does Madame Ong serve purely Thai food?

No. It is predominantly Vietnamese with some Thai dishes. Purely Thai cuisine seekers may be disappointed.

Sources cited

• Madame Ong official website (official promotional content, customer quotes)
• Tripadvisor – Madam Ong, Bangkok (customer reviews, location details)
• North of Known – Roti Ong review (detailed roti review, scores, address)
• Tripadvisor – Roti Ong, Mae Sot (hours, address verification)