Yes, yes, understandably that Singapore and Malaysia have got many Thai restaurants that offers authentic and reasonably priced Thai food, but they’re nothing compare to the real McCoy in Thailand. If you’re in Bangkok, there’re two things you’ve got to do: shopping and eating. And what should you eat over there?
Image: midtownlunch.com
Boat Noodles
If you went to Bangkok and didn’t have their boat noodles, you might as well go Phuket. It’s not a Maggi Mee but a small bowl of noodles that has strong flavour. Just order more than one bowl, because you won’t feel the “shiok-ness” with just one bowl.
Image: myfoodfun.com
Sweet Potato Balls
It’s almost like fried ice-cream—when you take a bite, you’ll feel the crisp first before the soft, tender taste of their fresh sweet potato. It’s a perfect match made in heaven!
Image: chezpim.com
Fried chicken
If you’ve been to any part of Thailand, you’ll know that their large-ass fried chicken, usually sold in roadside stalls, are just different. It’s fried and grilled on the spot, and the skin is so damn juicy that it’s almost like having Xiao Long Bao.
Image: budgettravel.com
Coconut ice-cream
This has just trended in Singapore, but in Thailand, this is da dessert. Here, you’ll find the most original and freshest coconut ice-cream. Ever.
Image: leitesculinaria.com
Grilled Pork Sticks
Similar to fried chicken, this is usually on roadside and you won’t miss the fragrance that’ll just draw you to the store. It’s easier to consume since there’s no bone, and just like fried chicken, they’re grilled on charcoal, so it just makes the skin so tender…
Image: makemytrip.com
Pad Thai
Pad Thai is sold everywhere in Singapore, but once you’ve tried one Pad Thai in Bangkok, you won’t want to have Pad Thai in Singapore. The flavour is usually much stronger, and of course everything just tastes fresher.
Image: ohmyasian.tumblr.com
Crispy Pancake
This looks as good as it tastes. It’s like a biscuit sandwich, and we highly suggest the topping of coconut, because where else can you find the freshest coconut?
Image: burpple.com
Waffles
Unlike the waffles in Singapore, it’s yellow instead of green and it has that crispy skin due to its small size. Just be careful—you might get addicted to it, and the calories are crazy!
Image: realthairecipes.com
Mango Sticky Rice
The most popular dessert in Thai cruise, you need to try Bangkok’s version simply because the mango is so much fresher. I think by now, you should know why Bangkok’s food is much better than Singapore’s Thai food—everything is fresh as they’re not imported!
Image: travel.cnn.com
Insects
Okay, this might turn some of you off, but hey, they’re filled with protein and you definitely won’t find them anywhere in Singapore. So why not give it a try?
Like us on Facebook or Follow us on Twitter for the latest updates!
Do you love writing? Have you always wanted to know what it feels like to write for a living? We are currently looking for someone fun and interesting to join us our team of in-house writers. Go to www.goodyfeed.com/wanted-office-based-writer-with-hourly-rate/ for more info!
Do you enjoy this article? If so, your friends might be interested too! Share this article by clicking on the "Share" button below!
The post 10 must-eat food in Bangkok that you’ll regret if you’ve never tried them appeared first on Goody Feed.