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What are the best places to eat in Thailand, from street food to fine dining?
share the best places you can recommend a traveller to eat in Thailand.
(street food to fine dining)
(street food to fine dining)
Answer summary
Thailand offers a rich variety of dining options, from street food stalls to upscale restaurants. Notable mentions include Wok Star Express, Oriental Infusions, and Night Market in Krabi Town for street food lovers. For fine dining, Café des Amis in Phuket and Eat Me Restaurant in Bangkok are highly recommended. Southern Thailand's street food, especially in areas like Soi 24 Pattanakarn Road, and local favorites like Choongman Chicken in Korean Town BKK provide excellent dining experiences. Overall, exploring local eateries and markets is part of the adventure in discovering Thailand's culinary scene.
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Sybren *******
On the streets
Joel *******
Bangkok has a huge variety of street food. Try somewhere like Chinatown for some interesting stuff
Kevin ***********
Steve’s Restaurant , especially the Dhevet Branch. Great food and atmosphere. Not to be missed
Kevin ***********
The Birds and Bees Restaurant Pattaya
Frank *********
Southern Thailand street food
Soi 24 Pattanakarn Road
Soi 24 Pattanakarn Road
Thomas *******
Any corner for street food. Chatuchak (SP) is a good place for that.
Claire **********
Pai
Tara **********
@Claire *********
lol is this a joke? food scene way too westernized there. vegan and vegetarian and “health food” places seemingly outnumber actually good and normally priced Thai places lolClaire **********
@Tara *********
I just like the scenery 😂Claire **********
@Tara *********
I know, but I’ll eat anything 😂😂😂🐽Tara **********
@Claire *********
girl this question about food 😂
Josh *********
River Tree House (north of Nonthaburi). Very reasonable price for an extraordinary riverside gourmet experience. Great wine selection. Hard to find ( 🙂 🙂).
Jonathan *******
@Josh ********
that place is really good
James ***********
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and Long Table in Bangkok. Blue Elephant in Phuket Town.
Michael *******
Khun Churn
Brian ********
The Huntsman Pub situated under The Landmark Hotel
Paul *********
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Tim *********
@Paul ********
they got it all! Great selection of beer and drinks too lol 😂
Toby *********
Time to leave this stupid group
Matthew ******
Toby Parlour u can just unfollow it so it doesn’t show on your feed. I did the same
Richard **************
Toby Parlour Make sure you get your money back
Ian *********
These questions getting more stupid by the minute
Greg ********
@Ian ********
how do we get your attention? talk about massage parlors?Ian *********
@Greg *******
you must know alot about them pal,funy how that popped into yr head.Greg ********
@Ian ********
yes i do know them well 😂
Kent *********
That’s part of the fun in Thailand exploring and rolling the dice on food choices.
Dianne ********
Sabai Sabai in Patong...small Thai family restaurant with Great Thai Food 😊
Brook ********
Fresca Restaurant, Stay Phuket Fitness & Wellbeing Resort.
Eat Me Restaurant, Bangkok
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Eat Me Restaurant, Bangkok
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Andrew ********
Night market in Krabi Town. Right down by the river. Unreal
Nolan ******
Let me think about this…….ah yea everywhere
James **********
Chiang Mai for breakfast , lunch in bangkok then dinner in Koh Chang.
AxMdob *******
7-11
Richard *******
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Superb restaurant, outstanding food, wine and ambience.
Wonderful host and very professional and charming staff.
Andrew ********
Unfortunately the decline in revenue due to covid has had a bad effect on the quality of food most everywhere.
My Thai wife myself and her family have also noticed.
You just have to try around. So many places have closed.
Depends where you are.
My Thai wife myself and her family have also noticed.
You just have to try around. So many places have closed.
Depends where you are.
Greg ********
@Andrew *******
after you mentioned this, I started wondering if the odds of getting sick are increased along with the decreased qualityAndrew ********
@Greg *******
go where you see lots of customers. If it's full up it's probably OK.
Phil *******
@Greg *******
also they might use gutter oil. Never eat street food.
Darren *******
McDonald's
Josh ****
Victor *******
Wok Star Express
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