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Written by Aun
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Have you ever tried Thai food? Do you like it? Thai food is one of the things that every foreigner should try when they come to Thailand. At my old school, when we have visitors from other countries we always take them out to eat. We take them to a Thai restaurant to try Thai food and also teach them about table manners too!
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Written by Aun
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It is known average Thais do prefer to order their favourite dishes without referring to a menu at all. It is a coconut drink, with brown palm sugar, and some green pandan stuff. NO, it is not worms or bugs or something!!! it is made of some Chinese paste. And it is heavenly and favourited !
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Written by Aun
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Very practical thing really when doing sightseeing! Whenever you buy a soda in the street (or soy milk) the seller will pour the contents of the bottle in a plastic bag, and will add some ice and a straw.
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Written by Aun
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One of the most famous fruits in Thailand is the Durian. It is widely known as the “king of fruit” and you will either love it or hate it. It is a large fruit with a spiky casing which could so easily be used as a lethal weapon.
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Written by Aun
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Firmly in my Top 10 for Thai Street Food is Pad Thai, otherwise known as Thai fried noodles. The ingredients that make up this dish include: egg, beansprouts, dried shrimp, garlic, tofu, salted Chinese radish and crushed peanuts.
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