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Street Food Bangkok
148 Reviews Pizza, baked on a pickup truck! Thai-Street food become international! Amazing Thailand! Amazing Pizza-Aroy! Thailand's 1st wood fired mobile pizza oven on a pick up truck! Pizza-Aroy...
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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
49 Reviews Not on the beaten track, but glad we found it. Wonderful theme, great food and good service. Would highly recommend this restaurant to my friends. Tried five items from the menu including soup and...
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Eating out in Chinatown Bangkok
12 Reviews There are tons of places to eat in this area. Anythiung from stall food to 5 star places. There is the Oriental Hotel, know for it's chefs and food, good but pricey. There are several seafood places...
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Pink Lady Restaurant Pattaya
3 Reviews They serve a delicious breakfast at the Pink Lady Restaurant. American Breakfast: 70 Baht - Coffee or Tea - Orange Juice - 2 eggs any style with bacon, or ham, or sausages - Toast with butter and...
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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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Well, you should go for the name alone. Very lively atmosphere, and a very novel idea (you also get a free condom!)Also I read a leaflet in there for the guys to pop next door for a vasectomy.... Guys you have been warned!!! The very popular - condom salad (fried noodles)
You haven't had thai food until you try it on the street. It's is absolutely amazing. It's so cheap and authentic, the ambience and surroundings are so real that once you've done it, you'll never go back to sitting indoors again... Just use common sense when you pick out a place Everything!!!
Forgive me for not remembering the name but this may have been one of the most expensive restaurants in Thailand. You actually pick the seafood you want and the vegetables and everything else. They charge you for the food and then present a bill after dinner for beverages and service. For three of us it was maybe $150 US. Extremely expensive for Thailand but pretty moderate to New York standards.
Thai cuisine is deservedly one of the most popular and renowned in the world, and Thai people love their food, it seems to be an integral part of their life and culture. Unless you're on a deserted island, you'll hardly be more than 100m away from a place where you can get something to eat, at any time of the day.Authentic Thai food is spicy and for some people it takes time to get accustomed to it, but it would be a shame not to enjoy the palatal pleasures of Thai food while you're in the country.Where to eat?This, of course, depends largely on your budget and style of traveling, but there are three main options for travelers :1. There are many excellent upmarket or luxury restaurants in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and other tourist centers. Dining there is a great experience with a wonderful atmosphere, perfect service, and affordable prices (compared to home). Many of them serve Royal...
Also known as the Naseberry Sapote,Chicku and Tree Potato.Brown and granular flesh,like a pear,it is eaten like a mango.You'll find several large hooked black seeds in the center.When ripe,it tastes similar to toffeeor brown sugar.Seasom: March to July
Shaped like a miniture pear,the 'chompoo' has a pink waxy surfaceand a porous white interior.Both are edible.Although the fruit has a subtlesweetness on its own,it is usually prefered with sugar and salt.Season: January to March
With a tiny squeezeand a spoon at hand,the 'noi-na's' white andcreamy flesh is yours for the taking.Strong in flavor of fresh srawberriesand pears with a hint of cinnamon.Cut in half and there might bea slight problem with seperating the seeds from the flesh while eating.Don't eat the seeds!Season: June to December
Originally from Malaysia,they are hard and almost leathery thick skin encloses a white flesh which is divided into sections.Once opened,be careful of the mangosteen's purple rind,which is liable to stain,but enjoy the scrumptiouswhite segments which,is similar in texture to the lychee but is quit different in taste.Season: June to November
The Rambutan, (Nephelium Lappaceum) is a native fruit to the Malay Peninsula.The name is derived from the Malay ‘rambut’ meaning hair. It is a relative of the lychee and tastes real good!The white, translucent, juicy fruit is covered with a skin featuring soft yellow or red spines.It is easy to open its hairy shell with a slight cut of the knife or your teeth.Omit swallowing the large seed.It grows only in hot, humid climates.So there are plenty here during the May to October season.Bon appetite!
After being cultivated for more than4,000 years for it's sweet juicy flesh,the mango is probably themost popular and typical of Thai fruit.Cut in the middle lengthwise andscoop out its delicious orange pulpwith a spoon.Season: March to June
Peninsula Hotel Bangkok Bangkok
24 Reviews and 951 Opinions I was on business trip of Bangkok and get a chance to stay in Peninsula for a 3 nights. I was...
Mom Tri's Villa Royale Phuket Phuket
4 Reviews and 294 Opinions Ocean Wing Suites (Villa Terracotta) Mom Tri’s Villa Royale now have a beautiful new area which is...
Rimping Village Chiang Mai
1 Review and 528 Opinions Perfect - hotel, people, service, food, room EVERYTHING, highly recommend - LOCATION LOCATION...
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