Khao Soi is a traditional Thai Coconut Curry Noodle Soup that originates from the Northern parts of Thailand. Unlike many other signature Thai dishes, Khao Soi isn't overly spicy, which makes it an easy-to-eat choice even for westerners who aren't used to ingesting hellishly hot food.
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My top 6 must-try Thai drinks that will give you a true taste of Thailand. From the sweet and refreshing Thai Iced Tea to the strong and robust Thai Iced Coffee, these drinks are sure to quench your thirst and leave a lasting impression on your palate.
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My top 10 must-try Thai dishes that will give you a true taste of Thailand. From the famous Pad Thai to the lesser-known Khao Soi, these dishes are sure to leave a lasting impression on your taste buds.
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Khao Mun Gai Tod is deep-fried chicken with oily rice that is a variation of the traditional Thai dish Khao Mun Gai. In this version, the chicken is deep-fried instead of poached, resulting in a crispy, golden-brown exterior.
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Khao mun gai (Khao Mun Kai) or Thai Chicken with Oily Rice is a traditional Thai dish cooked with ginger and garlic, and served over oily rice. Khao mun gai is commonly eaten for lunch or dinner, and is also popular as take-out food.
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Pa Tong Ko is indeed a very popular street snack in Thailand. It's cheap, tasty and easy to grab on the go for those who are running short on time. Golden brown and crispy, deep-fried X-shaped doughnuts from Thailand.
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Thai Fried Bananas or in Thai "Kluay Tod" (also known as Kluai Thot or Kluai Kaek) is a tasty and easy-to-get street snack, widely available across many regions of Thailand and throughout South East Asia.
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There are many herbs and spices that are commonly used in Thai cuisine to add flavor and aroma to dishes. Some of them include Thai basil, Thai chili peppers, turmeric and mint.
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Khao lam is a traditional Thai dish that consists of sticky rice cooked inside a hollow bamboo stalk. The rice is typically seasoned with coconut milk, sugar, and salt, and it is often served with a variety of toppings such as diced fruit, sweetened condensed milk, and roasted peanuts.
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Everything you need to know about Thai coffee and coffee drinking in Thailand.
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