This street food stall in Thailand cooks mouthwatering 2ft-long crepes.

The Tokyo Yak Nai J store in Bangkok sells the popular snack called Khanom Tokyo - a thin rolled pancake filled with savoury or sweet stuffing.

Footage shows how a cook prepares a serving of the giant crepes.

He ladles three large circles of gray-coloured batter onto the griddle, and squeezes out a decorative zigzag pattern at the top.

He then cracks three eggs over each circle and, without breaking the yolks, spreads the whites until they congeal.

Generous helpings of seasoned chicken meat and cheese are then piled onto the edge of the crepe. Finally, the fillings are blowtorched before being rolled up into a massive pancake - not unlike a breakfast burrito.

The price of the crepes ranges from 20 to 119 THB (0.6 to 3.5 USD) depending on the size, fillings and flavour.

There are a variety of options on the menu, including spicy chicken basil with egg, chilli paste with egg, original, chicken Sichuan pepper sauce with egg, Thai-style sandwiches, cheese with sausages, pizza, spicy chicken basil with egg and cheese, vanilla, and chocolate.

Customers can also choose between vanilla batter or charcoal batter.

The stall is located opposite Bangkok Bank in Bangkok.