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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…

Sai Oua Spiced Sausage

Sai Oua – Best Northern Thai Sausage at Mae Hia Market in Chiang Mai

Sai Oua (ไส้อั่ว), Northern Thai herb sausage, has to be one of the best sausages in the entire world. Its one of the best local foods from the Northern Region of Thailand, and I would say its even worth a…

Sai Ua La Wan (ร้านไส้อั่วลาวัลย์) – Sausage in Chiang Mai

Sai ua (ไส้อั่ว also spelled in English as sai ooah) is one of the foods that Chiang Mai is most famous for. It’s a famous northern Thai sausage that’s infused with a beautiful blend of spices and herbs, which makes it some…

19 Tasty Photos of Big Bite Bangkok (24 Nov 2013)

Thank you for coming out to our last Big Bite Bangkok fundraiser and food festival, which took place on Nov 24th, 2013. Here are 19 photos that capture some of the highlights of the day. Photos are all courtesy of…

24 Gawk-Worthy Photos from July’s Big Bite Bangkok Feasting Festival

Thanks to everyone who came and spread the word about this event in Bangkok. Now for some gawk-worthy food photos!

33 Fun and Food Filled Photos from One of Thailand’s Coolest Night Markets

Every first weekend of the month the city of Rayong comes together for one of the coolest night markets I’ve been to in Thailand. The market takes place on Yomjinda road, home to some of the city of Rayong’s oldest…

Tasty Food at Bangkok’s Bang Nam Pheung Floating Market

This past weekend I had some time to re-visit Bang Nam Pheung floating market. Although I think Khlong Lat Mayom floating market is just a bit better, Bang Nam Pheung is probably my second favorite weekend floating market in the…

Sticky Rice and Intoxicating Yams (ข้าวเหนียวกลอย) – Would You Eat Poisonous Food?

If it’s available for sale, it must not only be edible, but also appetizing to someone. That’s what I eat by, and that’s what I’ve subscribed to for years. Sure, the bacteria and sanitary conditions differ from place to place, but BEYOND…

Thai Khao Lam – Bamboo Tubes of Sweet Custardy Sticky Rice (ข้าวหลาม)

Of the never ending list of Thai desserts and khanoms, khao lam (ข้าวหลาม), in my opinion, should rank pretty high up. And even for being a person who’s nearly always thrilled to fill myself on the main dish without touching…

20 Scrumptious Full Page Photos from Big Bite Bangkok

It’s an extra special food porn Friday session, with 20 or so scrumptious photos from our charity tasting market, Big Bite Bangkok, for you below! By the way we’re full on into planning cool food events for 2013! Last year…

Big Bite Bangkok: The December Edition

Feed and be fed at Big Bite Bangkok!

Nakhon Pathom Temple Festival at Wat Phra Pathom Chedi

I just got back from the annual Nakhon Pathom Temple Festival at Wat Phra Pathom Chedi. The festival, which is more like a sprawling market with lots of clothes and food, is worth a visit. The market itself is similar to…

Sweet Thai Mung Bean Dessert (Tau Suan เต้าส่วน)

Like all good things in Thailand, Tau Suan (เต้าส่วน) comes wrapped in a plastic bag. I’m not much of a Thai desserts eater, but every now and then a plate of mango sticky rice (or even better with durian), or…

Thai Nam Prik Chili Sauce

Thai Nam Prik – The Local Guide to Thailand’s Fiery Chili Sauces!

Variations of nam prik are among the most common everyday foods in Thai cuisine. Yet among non-Thais, nam prik isn’t nearly as famous as curries or fried noodles. So here is an ultimate guide in an attempt to make sense of…

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…

A Meat Lover’s Guide to the Thai Street Meat Cart

Warning: This post contains explicit meat photos. Thais have an obsession with the pig and chicken. Pieces of pork or chicken are used as a flavoring ingredient in infinite Thai dishes from soups to curries to stir fries. But the…

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