Category Archives: Foods: Thailand

For anyone living or traveling near the famed Golden Triangle in Thailand’s Chiang Rai province who would like to savor some very delicious local Thai cuisine, I would recommend ‘Raan Paa On’ (ร้านป้าอ้น) Restaurant which is located at the Golden … Continue reading →

If you are in Thailand’s scenic mountainous resort area near Khao Yai National Park and are searching for a place that offers excellent Thai/Western food, local organic diary and farm products, bakery, ice cream, and farmshop, then head to Diary … Continue reading →

If you are in Thailand’s scenic northernmost province of Chiang Rai and would like to sample some local noodles at a very convenient location downtown, then ‘Raan Po Jai’ (ร้านพอใจ) would be a perfect place for you. ‘Raan Po Jai‘ … Continue reading →

If you are in Thailand’s far north, and happen to be in the ancient town of Chiang Saen in Chiang Rai province (Thailand’s northernmost), then head to the Rim Khong Restaurant (ริมโขง) which is located right beside the Mekong River … Continue reading →

If you’re traveling to the heart of Thailand’s Isaan (Northeastern) Region, and would like to enjoy some very tasty local grilled chicken and spicy salads along the way from Khon Kaen to Udon Thani, then definitely visit the ‘Gai Yang … Continue reading →

If you happen to travel to the serene seaside town of Baan Phe in Thailand’s eastern Rayong province and would like to sample some tasty, authentic Thai local dishes, then head to ‘Hor Mok Paa Jew’ (ห่อหมกป้าจิ๋ว) restaurant, whose culinary … Continue reading →

If you’re in Thailand’s cool, lively seaside resort town of Pattaya, then head to ‘La baguette’ The French Bakery Cafe for some large, luscious crepes and delectable desserts. With its large, filling crepes and delectable desserts, ‘La baguette’ has become … Continue reading →

Imagine yourself enjoying traditional, spicy Thai river cuisine in a wooden restaurant beside a large river far from Bangkok’s hustle and bustle.  And no, this is not the well-known Chao Phraya River, but I’m talking about the large, serene Bangpakong … Continue reading →

In recent years, the popularity of Thai cuisine, with its emphasis on aromatic spices and nutritional ingredients, has soared internationally.  Although Bangkok remains the culinary center of Thailand, one doesn’t have to be in ‘The Big Mango’ in order to … Continue reading →