1. Pad Thai
Super "viral" Thai fried noodles. (Photo: Collected)
Surely you have heard of Pad Thai, the most famous street food in Thailand , right? Pad Thai is a stir-fried noodle dish with shrimp, chicken, tofu, eggs and spices such as peanuts, lime and fish sauce. This dish is served hot, nutritious, and extremely easy to eat, especially when you want to enjoy a quick but full of energy meal.
2. Som Tum
Spicy and sour papaya salad. (Photo: Collected)
Som Tum (Papaya Salad) is the "true love" dish of many Thai street food lovers . Papaya salad is made from green papaya, mixed with chili, garlic, peanuts, dried fish, and especially fish sauce, creating a dish with the perfect combination of sour, spicy, salty, and sweet flavors. A "top of the top" combination that you definitely have to try when traveling to Thailand on the occasion of April 30.
3. Mango Sticky Rice
"Sweet" mango sticky rice. (Photo: Collected)
If you are a fan of desserts, Mango Sticky Rice is the best choice. With sticky rice, sweet ripe mango and rich coconut milk, this dish will make you "melt" as soon as you try it. Especially, during the April 30 holiday, Thai street stalls will serve fresh, super "chill" Mango Sticky Rice that is easy to find in night markets or along the streets.
4. Khao Soi
Northern specialty curry noodles. (Photo: Collected)
Khao Soi is a specialty curry noodle dish of Northern Thailand. With a rich curry broth, soft fresh egg noodles, chicken or beef, and a little fried onion and pickles, Khao Soi is not only a famous street food but also a specialty not to be missed when traveling to Thailand on the occasion of April 30. You will feel the typical flavor of Thailand through every spoonful of this curry!
5. Satay
Delicious grilled skewers. (Photo: Collected)
Satay are fragrant grilled meat skewers, usually made from chicken, pork or beef. This dish is marinated with special spices and grilled until the meat is golden brown and well-seasoned. To make it delicious, Satay is often dipped in a rich peanut sauce. You can find this dish in most night markets and street food stalls in Bangkok or Chiang Mai .
6. Thai Iced Tea
"Legendary" Thai milk tea. (Photo: Collected)
Thailand is not only famous for its delicious food but also the birthplace of Thai Iced Tea - the famous Thai milk tea. This drink is made from strong black tea, combined with condensed milk and ice cubes, bringing a sweet, refreshing taste, extremely suitable for hot days in Bangkok or Phuket during the April 30 holiday. Don't forget to try a cup of Thai milk tea when you walk on the streets of Thailand!
7. Thai BBQ
Attractive Thai style grill. (Photo: Collected)
Thai BBQ is an extremely popular Thai grilled dish that is easy to find at street food stalls. Meat and seafood are marinated and grilled over hot coals, served with a special sweet and sour sauce. You can freely choose your favorite meat or seafood and "feast" right at sidewalk stalls or night markets.
8. Roti
Street pancakes. (Photo: Collected)
A snack that cannot be missed when traveling to Thailand is Roti. This is a thin, deep-fried cake, often topped with banana, chocolate, coconut or other spices. With a sweet taste and moderate crunch, Roti will make you unable to resist.
9. Gaeng Keow Wan
Thai green curry. (Photo: Collected)
Gaeng Keow Wan is a famous Thai green curry dish, made with chicken, beef or seafood, combined with rich coconut milk and delicious spices. This dish has a spicy flavor and is perfect to eat with white rice or bread.
10. Kanom Krok
Baked coconut cake. (Photo: Collected)
Kanom Krok is a typical Thai baked coconut cake, with a crispy outer shell and a rich coconut filling. This dish is often sold in night markets and is loved by locals and tourists alike.
Thailand is not only famous for its natural beauty but also a paradise of street food. If you are planning to travel to Thailand during the April 30 holiday , make sure you don't miss these 10 great dishes! Enjoy the unique flavors of this country and experience unforgettable moments!
Source : https://www.vietravel.com/vn/am-thuc-kham-pha/mon-an-duong-pho-du-lich-thai-lan-dip-le-30-4-v16764.aspx
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