Last orders for Uncle Pan's noodles
Bangkok
FOR three decades, everyone from cops and builders, to street cleaners and partying rich kids have gorged on noodles at Uncle Pan's streetside stall in Bangkok's chic-est neighbourhood.
But now it is the 67-year-old food vendor who is no longer welcome at his pavement spot, a victim of a purge of food stalls by Bangkok's governor who says they are cluttering the capital's curbs.
With dishes that average 35-55 baht (S$1.140-S$2.25) a plate, most of Bangkok's …
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