Street food in Thailand (video)
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You should not only experience Thailand, but also taste it. You can do that on every street corner in Thailand.
The eten on the street is part of Thai culture. It's also fine because whatever you want to eat, almost everything is for sale along the side of the road and almost always tastes delicious. Often even better than in an expensive restaurant. If you don't feel like eating on the side of the road, buy Thai food at the local market and take it to your accommodation.
The food on the street or in the market offers you a wide range of options such as green or red curie, fried rice, noodle dishes, stir-fried vegetables, salads, fresh fruits, desserts, etc. Too many to mention. In Chinatown you can even eat grilled lobster on the street for a reasonable price.
Street food Thailand
You can eat these dishes on the street or buy them on the market:
- I'm there – a spicy salad of unripe shredded papaya with peanuts and tomatoes.
- larb – spicy minced meat with chopped shallots, onions, pepper and coriander.
- Khao Mun Gai – steamed chicken with rice cooked in chicken stock and garlic.
- Jok – Rice dish with pork, fresh ginger and green onion (sometimes with egg).
- pad Thai – rice or noodles with egg, dried shrimps and fried bean curd sprinkled with peanuts (served with bean sprouts).
- Satay – chicken or pork pieces grilled on a stick, served with sauce and cucumber.
- Khao Moo Daeng – red pork with rice, boiled eggs and cucumber according to Chinese recipe.
But there is much more choice. What you should definitely try is Thai noodle soup, you will recognize the stalls from a distance. You get a delicious meal soup with everything on it. It fills well and it really costs nothing.
Video: Street food in Thailand
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