Sukhumvit Street Food You Must Try - And where to try them!

Streets vendors in Sukhumvit is found pretty much in every street and choosing a place is a difficult task as there are too many offering delicious food. When in Sukhumvit, you must try the Somtum which is a famous street food snack. To try this delicious snack, check out the street vendor close to the Asok's Sukhumvit 18. This is the best and trusted place to eat the Somtum. They serve the staple Somtum puu pla which everyone loves. It'll only cost you around 200 to 300 bah, to order a couple of dishes for a few people.

Noodles is a staple Asian dish and the streets serve some of the best versions of it. When wandering around the Sukhumvit streets, you must set some time aside for the egg noodles. Sounds like a simple dish, right? Well, the taste of it is not anywhere close to simple and will tantalise your taste buds. They usually serve egg noodles with grilled meats and wanton dumpling. One bowl of this epic egg noodles will only cost you 40 Baht and you can try it out at the Sukhumvit 63, Ekkamai.

Well, if you are craving northern Thai food when in Sukhumvit, then head to Sukhumvit 63, Ekkamai and order a Khao Soi. So, what to expect in your order? Well, you'll be served with a light version of another epic noodle dish where the broth is rich in coconut, tender chicken, crispy noodles and fried eggs. Yes, that's right, the dish is wholesome and hearty. And you got everything you desire in street food, all served in a bowl to your hands! Besides, if you're looking for a restaurant in Sukhumvit to taste a good meal, apart from street foods, you can check out places the likes of Maitria Hotel Sukhumvit 18 for a fine dining experience.

How about a rice dish when exploring the street food scene here? then, nothing beats a classic chicken rice dish. Who doesn't love chicken? And who doesn't like flavoursome rice? Both served in a bowl to you is one of the best gastronomic experiences you can have here, in this country. To taste it, just head to the vendors located at the Sukhumvit 49, Thonglor. They only operate up to lunchtime. So, head early!

Not everything needs to be heavy, like rice and noodles, when you try street food. You can always go for something light, like sandwiches and it'll still be some of the bests sandwiches you've ever tried. For instance, head to Sukhumvit 101/1, Punnawithi-Udomsuk, to try the best Vietnamese sandwiches in town. What's so special about it? How about everything? The bread that is used is soft and has a good filling comprising of vegetables, chilli sauces, pate, and cow cheese. Top of that, it's just priced at 40 Baht!