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5 Foods to Eat at Phuket’s Cham Cha Market (ตลาดฉำฉา)

Cham Cha Market (ตลาดฉำฉา) is a local Thai Chinese street food market in Phuket Town. Although you'll find stalls of fresh fruit, produce and cooking supplies, the best thing about this market is that it's mainly a food court. It's…

One Of Bangkok’s Best Chicken Biryani at Silom Soi 20

Chicken and rice are two things that go very well together. And while khao man gai (usually boiled chicken and rice) is constantly available as a street food dish throughout Thailand, khao mok gai (ข้าวหมกไก่), which is the Thai equivalent of…

Thai Seafood Sauce Recipe: The Ultimate Seafood Feast?

There are a ton of different ways to prepare and eat seafood in Thailand. But one of the most popular and purest ways, and it’s simple too, is to just boil or grill up a mess of fresh seafood, and…

Sweets, Treats, and Confidence at Bangkok’s Munjai Cafe

Here’s a quick update on a cafe you should check out called Munjai Cafe, not so far from Klong Toey Market. It’s a cute cafe that’s a bit hard to find if you’re unfamiliar with the area, but it’s definitely…

Food Photo: Grilled Lemongrass Pork

Lemongrass Grilled Pork I have to admit, I didn’t actually eat this one, mainly because I walked past it at Bang Nam Pheung floating market after I had just finished a snacking meal feast. However, the aroma coming off this…

Big Bite Bangkok: The July Return of the Tasting Fest!

Big Bite Bangkok, the free tasting market we hosted this past January is back and you’re invited! We haven’t announced the event yet, so you ETF fans are the first to know and you can add yourself to the Big…

Ancient Street Dining, Fantastic Rice and Curry at Bangkok’s Nang Loeng Market

It’s exactly what you want to see when you go to a Thai-Chinese rice and curry (khao gaeng) restaurant. If you removed the swarms of lunchtime visitors, the restaurant would either look like a haunted house or an old barn,…

Unique Discoveries at Bangkok’s Kasetsart University Fair

Yesterday afternoon I made the journey out to Kasetsart University to explore the Kaset Fair, a gigantic sprawling outdoor bazaar. It was so ridiculously large that it may have actually been too large – we were there from 2 pm…

Bustling Morning Maharaj Market in Krabi Town, Thailand

Today I just wanted to share a few photos from Krabi’s bustling Maharaj Market. The market starts up way early in the morning, I think about 3 am, and doesn’t wind down until around 10 am. A good time to…

The perfect Thai breakfast sweet – khao neow dam sang kaya (ข้าวเหนียวดำสังขยา)

I wouldn’t call myself a diehard fan of desserts. I do enjoy the occasional sweet treat, but much of the time I prefer to fill the entirety of my stomach space with the main meal. But every now and then,…

Bangkok Dangerous: Sunday Afternoon DURIAN Conquest

The orange bus hurled into the bus stop at Dao Kanong, to a breeze that carried that very familiar scent: Durian. Even though on this sleepy Sunday afternoon I had no plans to get off the bus there, I found…

Food Photo: Sourrounded by Vegetables in Mahachai

Vegetable vendor surrounded by vegetables at the throbbing fresh market in Mahachai, on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand.

Food Photo: Fried Noodles Encased in an Egg

A mouthwatering Kuay Teow Kua Gai ก๋วยเตี๋ยวคั่วไก่, stir fried noodles encased in an egg from a boat vendor at Bangkok's Khlong Lat Mayom floating market.

Rice Steamed in a Lotus Leaf

Rice and condiments steamed together in a lotus leaf at the Samchuk Market, 2 hours from Bangkok.

Blending Bangkok’s Best Fruit Shake

Blending the world’s most amazing mixed fruit shake at Nang Loeng market in Bangkok, Thailand. This is Bangkok’s best fruit shake.

Pad Thai from Amphawa Floating Market

Tasty plate of pad thai noodles (ผัดไทย) from Amphawa floating market

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