Yes. Yes. Thai food is
considered as an international cuisine. But in order to have an in-depth taste
of what it offers, there is only one place to go, the streets. The enticing
aroma will lead you stall after stall, but always remember the general rule,
where the people is, is of course, where the good food is. Here goes our list
for the top Thai food.
I-dtim Mat Phrao: A street
food favorite, i-dtim is a Thai ice cream which is made from mat phrao, their coconut.
It is usually topped with peanuts and there is sticky rice below.
Deep Fried Pork Belly:
This can be seen everywhere and is usually accompanied by sticky rice, eggs,
and thin slices of meat. Now that is street food.
Kanom Buang Thai: A
sweet Thai crepe with meringue and foy tong, which are strands of flavored egg
yolk.
Medley of Fried Goodies:
Yes. Hot dogs and balls sit on top of vegetables. Talk about unhealthy slash
healthy street food.
Pad
Kra Pao Gai: A Thai holy basil chicken is usually a to-go order and is served
with rice and egg.The
Sweet and Chili Shrimp is a usual staple too.
Khao Kha Moo: Pork leg
stew on rice is everyone’s favorite. Buttery fat drippings enable the rice to
be drenched with the pork-infusion. This is served with a boiled egg or
vegetables.
Kai Med Ma Muang: A sautéed chicken medley of
roasted cashew nuts, sweet soy sauce, chili, onions, carrots, and mushrooms.
Yam Nua: A spicy beef salad
concoction of lime, spearmint, coriander, dried chili, and beef strips.
Pad Thai: Thai style fried
noodles in a hot wok where you can actually choose your own noodles, let it
steam with long and crunch bean sprouts, onions, carrots, tofu, chicken,
prawns, and eggs. This comfort food is enhanced further with chili, fish sauce,
finely ground peanuts, and spring onions.
After traversing
temples, open your hearts to the offers of Thai food and with that you will
know their culture and beliefs through their medicinal herbs that go with their
dishes. What more could you ask for if you are in Bangkok, Thailand?
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