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If you are looking for an area to eat in Hua Hin that is not on the regular tourist map, head for the corner of Naebkhehart Road and Soi 51.
Soi 51, now the home of the minivan depot, has always had a multitude of food options. This is very much a Hua Hin locals’ haunt.
One of our all time favourite vegetable dishes at Feast Thailand Food Tours is a salad of deep fried morning glory – Yam Pak Boong Tod Krop (ยำผักบุ้งทอดกรอบ). The texture of the crispy battered morning glory works so well with the spicy salad. Had your mum served vegetables like this when you were growing up, you would have wolfed….
At Feast Thailand, we like to focus our attention of local ‘food heroes’. This month, we focus on a remarkable success story as we shine a spotlight on Baan Rak & the Cassia and see what it has taken to get them this far. Recently, Feast Thailand spent some time with Khun Roongy from Baan Rak & the Cassia….
Tucked away in one of the more quiet Sois in Hua Hin is this serene food gem specialising in quality noodle dishes, along with a fantastic green chicken curry and a ‘to die for’ Pad Thai. With our focus on local ‘food heroes’, Feast Thailand spent some time with Khun Nhong from Guay Tiaw Chom Suan and asked about….
To begin to understand the influence the Chinese have had on Thai cuisine, one must first examine Chinese migration to Thailand over the centuries. Thailand is home to the largest overseas Chinese community in the world. As of 2012, there were approximately 9 million Thais who claimed Chinese ancestry; up to around….
Laab is an ancient salad. The merchants of this part of Asia, the Haw, may have helped to spread this dish from the south-west of China and now, throughout northern Thailand, there are adaptations of this style of salad – laap, nahm dtok and sup. Originally from the north-east, this basic, simple style of Laap is now deservedly popular….
