Thailand Street Food: Yummy food Guide for the foodie in you!

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Thailand needs no introduction when it comes to serving some of the world’s best and traditional dishes. This food paradise offers an unforgettable experiences for all those who consider themselves foodies at heart. But if you are on your first visit to Thailand you may get little confused on what to order and what to eat. Here is a list of things you must definitely try to satisfy your taste buds,
1. Som Tum

Som Tum is one of the best preparations of Bangkok street food. Believed to have originated from the time of ancient Lao citizens, Som Tum is basically a spicy and delicious salad which is made of shredded green papaya.
2. Khao Pad

Bangkok street food guide is incomplete without mentioning Khao Pad on top of its list. Considered to be a typical Thailand street food, it is a must for all the travelers to relish this dish when in Thailand. “Khao” means rice, and “phat” referring to anything which is fried, it is definitely not similar to fried rice friends, try and love it.
3. Pad See Eiw

Pad See Eiw or Phat Si-io is one of the main dishes which is being tasted on all the Bangkok food tours. Best combined with meat and curry, Pad See Eiw is mainly a noodle dish which is stir-fried and is quite popular in all the Thailand restaurants.
4. Satay

Satay is best relished in form of Thai street food. Served hot with variety of hot sauces, Satay is a form of grilled meat which is primarily served with peanut sauce in Thailand. It is Fit to be served either as a starter or as a part of the main course
5. Kluay Tod

Kluay Tod is one of the famous Thailand street food dishes. It is crispier and tastier Thai version of banana fritters,. Tagged at low Bangkok street food prices, Kluay Tod is a must-have dish when in the street food capital.
6. Kai Jeow

Don’t go by the name, this is a fancy omlette. Thailand street food have such fancy names that it has the capability of making an omelette sound so yummm. Cooked with just fish sauce, and herbs, Kai Jeow is a Thai-style omelette which can be eaten anytime, and anywhere!
7. Sai Ooah

Sai Ooah or Sai-Ua, is a grilled sausage dish which is mainly pork-based. Pork dominates most of the Thailand street food in Bangkok and Sai Ooah is indeed an exception,Hailing mainly from the northern region of Burma.
8. Gai Tod

Blending perfectly with sticky rice, Gai Tod works wonders for those who want to end their day on a happy note!
9. Guay Teow or Pad Thai

There is no restaurant in Bangkok that does not serve this. The famous pork noodle soup of Guay Teow or Pad Thai, is easy to make, convenient to serve, and impossible to be relished just once.
10. Poh Pia Tod

You cant miss this, No chance. There are spring rolls? Poh Pia Tod or the Thai spring rolls are an all-time favorites of the locals as well as the travelers in Bangkok. Easily available at any of the food stalls, Poh Pia Tod makes one of the most delicious treats in Bangkok.
11. Khao Niew Ma Muang

This dish which is made from mango and combined with sticky rice is a must have in Bangkok.
12. Khao Mun Gai

Khao Mun Gai is a chicken dish which is best served with steamed rice. The most simplest of all the Thailand street food dishes, the chicken is poached and served with steamed rice.
13. Pad Krapow Moo Saap

This street food is indeed healthy, but the Thailand street food of Pad Krapow Moo Saap, which is a pork dish is naturally healthy. Cooked with basil, and topped with fried eggs, this pork dish is the most easiest, and the most popular street food dishes in Thailand.
14. Moo Ping

Moo Ping is also known as Mu Ping, this grilled pork dish is best relished with the spicy nam jim jeaw sauce. One of the best Thailand street food dishes which tastes delicious when grilled with pepper and garlic, this simple dish can be prepared with any marinades that the traveler wishes to.
15. Sai Krok Isan

For those who can literally live on sausages, this dish comes to their rescue as an easy to make, and easy to eat dish. Made with rice and pork, Sai Krok Isan tastes like heaven when combined with ginger, chillies, and cabbage.

Just by writing this article I have started to feel nostalgic for Thailand street food. I should better go and get myself some Thai curry today from an authentic Thai restaurant in Mumbai. Though it kills me from inside to have Thai food here, but there is no choice. I am traveling to Thailand next week, Wanna Join?


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