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I was warned that food & beverage is not really clean in Bangkok. In fact, when you look at the food itself and the way they present it, so nasty. But unbelievably, it tasted so wonderful. For god sake please try to eat it, you will then keep looking for more for the rest of yout travel feeding time. Some said we Asian may able to digest the food better but not for people come from the west. But, the fun fact is, the few white men who had taken the food at the same stall with me, coincidently we met again at one of the tourist's spot, and we were all alive (and I believe they still alive at the moment you read my tip). Unless you have a weak digest system, otherwise, you really have to try it and that will be no regret. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Street Vendors!
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| | | | Street Food: Those Spicy foods with Millions of Chili in it!!!! | Tip Rating: | | | | |
"Have you eaten yet?" is a common enough phrase in Thailand meaning little more than "Hello" or "How do you do?" yet this preoccupation with food is evident everywhere in the city. Food stalls serving cheap, tasty food line every street and the pungent smoke from numerous charcoal grills fills the air. The huge number of spices a Thai chef uses would baffle your average western chef, but here are integral parts of even the simplest dish. Chili, garlic, coriander, fish sauce, lemon grass, ginger and many more, all serve to give Thai food its unique taste. Thais take eating as seriously as cooking, and consequently, mealtime is almost always a social occasion, ideally including a dish of every kind of food. For example, on the table might be Kai jio moo sab (pork stuffed omelet) which has a savory taste. To counter this, a slightly sweet dish like Gai pat ma muang (chicken and cashew nuts in a sweet sauce) could also be ordered. Soup is very popular in Thailand, so why not one of my favorites? Car Tom Gai (coconut soup with chicken). Finally every meal should include fish and Pla duk foo (spicy mango salad with cat fish) is a delicious choice. Depending, obviously, on where you eat, the above meal with rice and drinks should cost you anything between 200 and 2000 Baht. Good cheap eating is everywhere in Bangkok and below is a short list of common Thai foods and their English Translations. For a more comprehensive list of good eateries, including international restaurants, check Metro magazine, available at most bookshops. Types of Food Cow pat gai/moo: fried rice with Chicken/pork Pat kupow gai/moo: Spicy chicken with Basil and rice Tom yam gung: Prawn and lemon grass soup Pad pak ruammit: Mixed fried vegetables Bar mee moo dang: Egg noodles with red pork Koy teo: Rice noodles Som tam: Papaya salad Yam pla muk: Spicy salad with squid Lad cow: On rice Leave a Comment Theme: Street VendorPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: Street Vendors!
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