Smoking Dry Ice Cauldron

Bkkfatty Diary Day 1: Eating Bangkok Food Tour, Vegetarian Lunch and Soi Yotse

This is an exciting week for Eating Thai Food. For starters, we’re going to be bringing you updates EVERYDAY this week. Follow me, Dwight, around and see what I’m binging on this week around Bangkok. I’ll take you to restaurants we’ve hardly had a chance to write about, introduce you to new foodie friends, and [...]

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Photo Favorite: Southern Thai Gaeng Som Soup

Now I do have a lot of favorite Thai dishes, but nothing pleases me more than a southern Thai food feast. One of the dishes that I just can’t get enough of and keep eating as much as possible is southern Thai style “gaeng som” soup. It’s not that tomatoey sweet and sour gaeng som, [...]

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Thai Tom Yum Goong Soup Recipe

How to Make Delicious Thai Tom Yum Goong (VIDEO Recipe)

(If you can’t see the video, click here to watch it on Youtube) Thai food is a wonderful combination of ingredients and flavors. Meals should encompass a range of tastes so every taste bud becomes alive! One of foundational dishes of Thai cuisine is tom yum goong soup – a hot and sour soup flavored [...]

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Khao Soi Gai

Krua Kon Dee’s Amazing “City-Style” Khao Soi Gai (ข้าวซอยไก่) in Bangkok

We’re always happy to have guest restaurant reviews on EatingThaiFood.com – if you have a killer restaurant in Thailand you want to review, please contact me here. About the Author: Jerard Fagerberg is a writer and poet who just so happens to love Thai food. He is currently living in Bangkok and working as an [...]

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A Bowl of Noodles Approved by Thai Chef McDang (หมึกแดง สะท้านบู๊ลิ้ม)

I know you’ve seen street carts in Bangkok. But have you ever seen a Thai street food cart with this much stainless steel? Ok, it’s not a real street cart, it’s a permanent restaurant, but the sheer amount of stainless steel in front of McDang Sathan Bulim (Udom Suk Pochana) หมึกแดง สะท้านบู๊ลิ้ม ( อุดมสุขโภชนา ), will definitely [...]

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Hua Seng Hong

Restaurant Review: Hua Seng Hong Seafood (ฮั่วเซ่งฮง)

One of my favorite reasons for being such a Thai food connoisseur is that I can eat seafood for just about every meal if I choose. While I was growing up, it was only on special occasions that I’d get to eat shrimp, squid or even fish. But in Thailand, things are different. I eat [...]

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Takumi Japanese Buffet: Possibly Bangkok’s Best Japanese Food!

I don’t think there’s any better cuisine to eat buffet style than Japanese food. At Takumi Restaurant, it’s all you can eat, but instead of having to waste energy by getting up to help yourself, you have the privilege of just ordering off the menu as MANY times as you want! In Bangkok we are blessed with [...]

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Treasure Thai Cuisine's Sang Kaya

5 Ways to Find Awesome Thai Food Outside of Asia

I didn’t become a Thai food fanatic in Thailand. No sir-reee, I caught jungle-curry fever while I still lived in the US. So I admittedly felt a little dissed when some people took our article on the 9 Differences Between Thailand’s Thai Food and the US’s Thai Food as if we were bashing Thai restaurants [...]

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Thailand Thai Food vs. American Thai Food

9 Major Differences between Thailand Thai Food and American Thai Food

I was in Thailand for nearly 3 years before ever coming back to the United States. I eat loads of Thai food in Thailand. And I LOVE it. Upon returning the US for a quick few weeks visit, I noticed that Thai food is quite popular in America now. Nearly all neighborhoods have their very [...]

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Homemade Thai Chicken Noodles

There’s no dish in Thailand that I’d rather eat when it’s cold and rainy outside than a bowl of mother’s Kuay Teow Gai - Thai chicken noodles (motherly food tastes the best). It’s cooked with love so the chicken slips right off the bone and the broth is vibrantly chicken-ey. I garnished this bowl of noodles [...]

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