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Street Food Bangkok
146 Reviews EXTREMELY SPICY! At first few attempts, I really couldn't chew the food at all. I end up eating bread and drinks juices only. Or eat at the Buffet Breakfast at the hotels restaurant. Its not just...
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Street Food Pattaya
10 Reviews Street food can be delicious and cheap. But as you know Thai sanitary standards are not up to par as they are in the west. Recommend you get your medical shots before going to Thailand. First two...
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Kantoke Palace Chiang Mai
10 Reviews Kantoke is traditional royal way for guest: "meal fest" and "show entertainment". Khan means bowl and Toke round plate. Together means the way to present dishes. The general dishes are fried pork...
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Street Vendors & Hawkers Hat Yai
28 Reviews along soi prasaneha 4 just infront Pink Lady and Lee Garden Plaza,,,,,many muslim street hawker sell mee, kue teow, cha kue, teh tarik, pulut mangga, ayam goreng and udang ,,,,all delicious food,,,u...
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Cabbages and Condoms Bangkok
48 Reviews The restaurant changed a lot. from what it was before 10yrs ago. they are more focused on decorating with condoms to attract the tourist ''customer'' and putting condoms on celebrity statues. But I am...
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Lobster Pot Pattaya
3 Reviews This is "Appetites Ahoy!" in Pattaya. It is said "Seaside views provide the backdrop, while the crowds provide the references" of this seafood restaurant. Very true, entering the Lobster Pot and...
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Street Stalls and Vendors Chiang Mai
19 Reviews . It's may be a backpackers thing but it's universally accepted, that the best tasting food can be found on the streets. Coming back to the guesthouses during late afternoons after my massage...
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Kentucky Fried Chicken Hat Yai
1 Review I don't believe I am writing this. Back home I only eat at fast food places in extremely desperate times. So why suggest a western fast food joint in Thailand when there is excellent, cheap,...
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MBK Food Court Bangkok
35 Reviews Place can get crowded especially during peak hours. Prices are cheap and provides a great variety of food to choose from. There are two stalls selling Halal food. It has to be the one and only 'Crispy...
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King Seafood Restaurant Pattaya
3 Reviews The best place to have seafood is at Tops Super. It is located at crossroads between Central Pattaya Rd, and 2nd Rd. They also serve Thai and Indian food. But be careful: the Indian food is cooked...
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Khum Khantoke Chiang Mai
6 Reviews You can't go to Chiang Mai without trying a Khan Toke Feast. In case you wondering what it is, it's the Thai equivilent of a smorgasbord served in khans (small serving bowls) on a toke (low, round...
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Regency Hotel Coffee House & Restaurant Hat Yai
1 Review Even though I love Thai food there are times (especially in the morning) when my stomach just wants some bread, eggs and more familiar food. This coffee house and restaurant does good breakfasts,...
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Seafood Market and Restaurant Bangkok
21 Reviews It an unique place where you can buy the seafood from the "market" and pay for it first and the customer service personnels will trolley it to your table and you can asked for it to be cooked in many...
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Nang Nual Pattaya
4 Reviews There are many seafood restaurants along Walking Street. We tried out Nang Nual seafood & Steak House near were we were staying (Julie Complex) Soi 19 down the bottom end of Walking Street.There are...
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Antique House Chiang Mai
5 Reviews Antique house has two locations within Chiang Mai one a short walk from Night Bazaar and the second on the Ping River. The Restaurant near the Night Bazaar is in a traditional Thai House and has a...
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Hong Kong Suki Hat Yai
1 Review This is an interesting concept. You order food and it all comes to the table uncooked. On the table is an electrically heated pot of boiling water into which the food is put to cook. The restaurant...
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Somboon Seafood Restaurant Bangkok
19 Reviews This is a fantastic restaurant selling all kinds of delicious seafood. I had heard about it through other forums where people were saying how good it is and it's all true ....the food is amazing ! The...
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Sizzler Pattaya
4 Reviews Ofcourse the Sizzler is well-known by most of the tourists, so why not having dinner here at Thai Pattaya. It is one of the very busy restaurants, easy to reach (ground floor Royal Garden Plaza, next...
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The Whole Earth Restaurant Chiang Mai
7 Reviews The restaurant has been going for 30 years and is situated in a teak Lanna house set in a landscaped garden. You have the option to eat inside or outside on the terrace. The menu is a wide selection...
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Sirocco Bangkok
12 Reviews Wife and I had dinner here in August. Everything was amazing. The view, the food, the service; all excellent. As soon as you near the elevator inside the State Tower, there is someone there to guide...
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Hard Rock Cafe Pattaya
4 Reviews Delicious food, giant burgers, ice cold drinks, choosen music .... What do u expect more from the Hard Rock chain ? .... :) The prices are normal, just expensive as compared to local food, but thats...
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Anusan Food Market Chiang Mai
4 Reviews If you like seafood very much, you really have to go to this place. This place is called Anusan Food Market. There are several big stalls selling all kinds of seafood you can think of. Not only that,...
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MK Restaurant Bangkok
13 Reviews Asians love hot pots also known as Steam boats. Every time we visit Bangkok, we never miss going to MK. The soup base is delicious and we're never thirsty after eating there (thirst is a sign of MSG...
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Sher e Punjab Pattaya
5 Reviews **Update January 2011** The tandoori chicken continues as a highlight, really good and tasty. The vindaloo was pretty good as well :-) On the Beach Road near Soi 11 this is a rather basic restaurant,...
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Riverside Bar and Restaurant Chiang Mai
10 Reviews The food and ambience of the cruise was fantastic. You need to book in advance at it gets pretty busy. We arrived at the restaurant and had a drink and perused the menu. We then boarded the boat and...
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Seafood is fresh. If you want lobster, order in advance, preferably a day. Fresh fish and prawns on the menu. Price is very reasonable.Good sunset and sea view. Fresh grilled groupa, barbaqued prawns with tasty Thai drips.Lobsters and crabs depending on weather. They catch on demand to ensure freshness.
What's special? It's Mat, the owner of the place. Great guy who speaks english fairly well. Ask Mat for help on anything, where to stay, where to eat, where to go on boat trips. He's the guy for everything you need on the island for a great experience. He doesn't even charge a penny, and no commission whatsoever! Because he recommends his friends, you get a good rate especially for boat trips. We saved more than 1000 baht, and was given special treatment! We only stayed for 2 nights but we felt like he's been our friend for ages.We love you Mat! Mat's adding a restaurant to his bar soon. He'll serve Thai and Western food. Just drop by, order your drink and settle in for a chat.
On a budget, you can leave incredibly cheaply eating steet food in Bangkok and all over Thailand. For breakfast you can get skewers of pineapple or watermelon for 20 baht. With street food, you don't need to stop sightseeing to eat, just pick up a little at a time as you go along. You can pick up a few skewers of meat, some rice and a slice of cake and dine back in your hostel for less than two bucks. And I've had tom yum soup at a tin shack in Sukhothai that rivaled anything I've had in a Thai restaurant back home.
They state that preparing tea is such a personal thing. Old Mr Whittard used to say that “developing your own ceremony for tea making is essential to gain the most pleasure from that simple cuppa”. Understand what you want from your tea and brew it accordingly, whilst remembering that the all-important rule - the smaller the leaf, the stronger the tea – has yet to be proved wrong.They have over 120 stores across Great Britain, including 19 Whittard Outlets and 2 Whittard t-zone stores in London; Carnaby Street and Covent Garden. The t-zone stores are unique to Whittard, being both an educational and specialist store selling over 100 varieties of tea and a "blend your own" counter. Now if you are stuck in the new Bangkok international airport don't go to Burger King. Sandwich and iced tea
Thai food in a traditional thai house in Silom Trade Center. There are classic thai dances and the food is delicious. I stayed in the Narai Hotel, so I could walk to Silom Village. There are shops and other restaurants in Silom Village too, but the best for me was Ruen Thep. I had the traditional dinner with many thai dishes and a colorful cocktail drink ( Maitai ). The food was delicious ans spicy. I am fond of thai food in general, the only one I've found too hot was the plate with green pepper.
Pad Thai in Khaosan roadFrom Wikipedia:Pad Thai is a dish of stir-fried rice noodles with eggs, fish sauce, tamarind juice, red chilli pepper, plus any combination of bean sprouts, shrimp, chicken, or tofu, garnished with crushed peanuts and coriander. It is normally served with a piece of lime, the juice of which can be added along with the usual Thai condiments. Price: 15 BAHT
We spent three months in Thailand (with our 3 year old) and we ate at food stalls all the time. The food was fantastic, and always a bargain. Sometimes around $1 to have a nice stir fry. We never once got sick. Sure it can happen, but as someone once told me in Thailand, "I would rather see where they cook it, then have them disappear in the back to god knows where to fix my meal." Everything! The banana pancakes maybe were my favorite.
Since Thailand is 95% Buddhist, I was expecting it to be easy to survive as a vegeratian while over there. Not so. Traditional Thai food contains mostly pork or chicken (with beef being a little less common). Seafood is used too, fresh as well as dried and salted.To eat vegetarian, you will end up with a lot of stir-fried veggies and rice but beware that Thais don't really use salt in their cooking but add fish sauce instead that is very salty and is made with fish. This is such an integral part of Thai cooking that you might just have to make peace with fish sauce while you're over there (and it doesn't really taste like fish anyway.)Interestingly enough, being a vegan is not much harder than vegetarian while traveling in Thailand. Cheese and dairy are not really used in the cooking at all and rice is served instead of bread. Coconut oil is used often instead of butter.
Is not really different from the oters restaurant, but is clean, the people ia really nice, there are nice flowers, and I didn't try the guesthouse, but someone told me is really nice also to stay there! What can I say the breakfast is huge! I love pancakes, and here they are really big and tasty!
Cabbages & Condoms! hemmm strange name for a restaurant. My friends and I had dinner at this restaurant at the first nihgt we arrived in Bangkok on August 16th. We're surprised to see the condoms decoration all over the place. The menu book cover says: "we guarantee our foods will not cause pregnancy" ,weird and yet it's attractive. They serve mostly Thai foods, good taste and reasonable price too. They have a nice cozy outdoor garden and spacious dining area. Was having a great time there.... Tom Yam Sea Foods
The Oriental, Bangkok Bangkok
25 Reviews and 922 Opinions its an experience one must have...stay there at any cost. its totally worth it in every way u can...
Mom Tri's Villa Royale Phuket Phuket
4 Reviews and 312 Opinions Ocean Wing Suites (Villa Terracotta) Mom Tri’s Villa Royale now have a beautiful new area which is...
Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi Chiang Mai
2 Reviews and 320 Opinions Everything you would expect from a Mandarin Oriental plus the really spectacular design. Two...
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