Joanna James
Adventurous eaters love Bangkok, especially because of the magic effect its street foods have on people. With incredibly cheap prices and bind blowing tastes, one simply can't get over with it. There are many options that you can try out, and here are just a few of them.
While you spend your days at Citadines Sukhumvit 23 Bangkok that's located close to Sukhumvit 38 (one of the most popular street food paradises in Bangkok), why not try out some Pad Thai? It's one of the most beloved noddle dishes in the world, and Bangkok has the best versions of it. Pad Thai is often served with Thai Green Curry and Red Curry and this combination will surely leave you wanting more. This dish has a sweet-savoury flavour and the peanuts and lime added to this make it even tastier!
How about spending about THB 75-90 on a dessert type street food during the time you spend at a service apartment in Bangkok Sukhumvit? Not just in Sukhumvit, you find this mango sticky rice at almost all roadside stalls in Bangkok. It's sweetened sticky rice with fresh mangoes and when the gluey texture is mixed with the sweet-salty flavour, it makes an awesome combination and you will love it for sure.
Well, when it comes to the street food scene in Bangkok, it has skewers of all types. Be it pork, chicken, or seafood that you wish to taste, you can find it here without an issue. The most amazing thing about the grilled meat skewers here is their prices. They are to be sold at unbelievably affordable prices and if you get what you asked for with some special dips, your food experience will surely be great. Especially with peanut sauce or chili sauce, grilled meat tastes absolutely divine!
In Bangkok, you can't miss out on dumplings. Steamed dumplings can be found at any local stall in the city or even at mobile vendors sometimes. They are usually made with minced pork or prawns and they are as cheap as THB 5 per one. If you are someone planning to have a street food tour, you can choose these Thai steamed dumplings as a snack to have while you walk. Ask for dark soy and vinegar sauce when you get them, and if possible a slight sprinkle of garlic too for a mind-blowing taste.
In southeast Asia, the Japanese mochi (pounded sticky rice) is quite famous. So, this mochi ice cream is a confection made from mochi with a delicious ice cream filling. It's a dessert that you can enjoy while you explore the street food scene in Bangkok and it will not exceed THB 25 in most cases. There are many flavours that you can try out such as Mango, Taro, and Cake Batter.
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