(Baonghean.vn) - It is not an exaggeration to say that the shortest way to touch the heart of tourists when visiting the land of golden temples is through the stomach. Surely, in addition to sightseeing, tourists come to Bangkok to enjoy one of the richest and most unique cuisines in the world, including street food culture.
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Skewers:The carts are simple but promise to bring a feast of flavors that satisfy both the taste buds and the eyes of diners. The grilled skewers have extremely diverse ingredients from minced pork, beef or chicken, traditional Thai sausages, fish cakes, shrimp cakes, chicken gizzards, chicken hearts to a whole large squid, all pre-marinated and lightly grilled. Just ask, the owner with his nimble hands will skillfully grill, wrap the food and hand you hot skewers dipped in the characteristic spicy sauce. |
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Pad Thai (Thai-style stir-fried noodles):Thai traditional dish is similar to Vietnamese Hu Tieu with main ingredients are noodles (or Hu Tieu), bean sprouts, herbs, soy sauce and chicken, beef or seafood depending on the eater's choice. Depending on the locality, there will be different variations, when eating, sprinkle chili powder and lemon, creating a delicately harmonious sweet, sour, salty and spicy flavor that is hard to resist. |
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Tom Yum Soup:No longer strange to Thai cuisine fans in general, sweet and sour soup combined with spicy chili powder and rich, fragrant coconut milk, best when served with Thai vermicelli, creates a perfect pair that makes diners silently exclaim. |
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Thai boat noodles:The ingredients are just a little bit of hot Vietnamese vermicelli noodles, placed neatly in a deep bowl shaped like a boat, so it is called boat noodles. When customers order, the owner will pour the broth over the noodles, add a little pork or beef and eat with raw vegetables. The noodles are chewy, the broth is rich and shimmering, the meat is soft and melts in your mouth. This simple dish is very suitable for snacking, so if you see a few bowls stacked on top of each other in front of someone, please do not be surprised. |
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Pork rice:At first glance, the dish seems to have nothing special, somewhat similar to Vietnamese braised pork, but the feeling when eating is completely different. Pork stewed in a sweet and salty sauce with soft and flaky intestines that are not broken, eggs braised with meat to absorb the sauce but when cut open, the yolk inside is soft and delicious. |
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Fruit juice:Being a tropical country with year-round hot weather, fruits and fruit-based dishes are indispensable here. Fruit juice stalls are everywhere, called “stalls” but are actually just a few styrofoam boxes containing bottles of chilled fruit juice, ensuring the water is always fresh and delicious, helping diners quench their thirst in the summer. In addition, Thai people also come up with “unique tricks” to make fruit juice fun and unique by mixing different types of vegetables and fruits in the available cups. |
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Baked banana cake:Simply mashed bananas with eggs, wrapped in a thin layer of flour and grilled on both sides, drizzled with condensed milk and coconut milk, makes a unique and extremely attractive dessert. |
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Mango sticky rice:When talking about Thai street food, we cannot help but mention the “legendary” mango sticky rice. The plump Thai sticky rice is steamed with coconut milk, a little sugar and salt to create a sweet and fragrant sticky rice layer, served with pieces of ripe golden mango, when eating, drizzle with coconut milk and roasted sesame, sprinkle with some dried coconut, although it is a dessert, you can eat it all the time and never get bored. |
Phuong Nhat
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