Pattaya Street Food | Crab Salad With Tangy Gooseberry And Palm Sugar By the Beach HD

Pattaya Street Food – Thai Salad, Spicy and Tangy, Crab Salad with Star Gooseberry, Eggplant and Sauces by the Beach Thailand is the capital of the world street food. The tastes of modern-day Thailand boast an ancient history. As early as the thirteenth-century, the Thai people had established what might be considered the heart of Siamese cuisine as we know it today: various types of meat and seafood combined with local vegetables, herbs and spices such as garlic and pepper, and served with rice. Later, the Chinese brought noodles to Thailand, as well as the introduction of the most important Thai cooking tool the steel wok. Thai cuisine is also heavily influenced by Indian spices and flavours, which is evident in its famous green, red, and yellow curries. However, it would be nearly impossible to confuse an Indian curry with one from Thailand. Although Thai curry incorporates many Indian spices in its pastes, it still manages to maintain its own unique flavour with the addition of local spices and ingredients, such as Thai holy basil, lemongrass, and galangal (Thai ginger). Other influences on Thai cooking may be found in the countries near or surrounding Thailand, such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Burma, and Malaysia. Such plentiful and vast influences combine to create the complex taste of present-day Thai cooking—one of the fastest-growing and most popular of world cuisines today. List of Best Thai Recipes available in streets you must try during your visit Tom Yum Gung (Shrimp) Gang Som Pak Ruam Gang Keow Wan (Shrimp) Panang Gai (chicken) Gang Massaman (Shrimp) Gai Pad Pongali Gang Jued (Shrimp) Jim Jum Kao Na Phet Kai Jiew Moo Saap (pork) Kao Niew Moo Yang (pork) Moo Dad Diew Yam Khor Moo Yang (pork) Gai Yang (chicken) Kao Ka Moo (pork) Kao Mok Gai (chicken) Kao Moo Dang (pork) Kao Man Gai (chicken) Nam Tok Moo (pork) Larb Moo (pork) Pad Ga Pow Moo Kai Dow (pork) Gai Pad Met Ma Muang (chicken) Plah Kah Pung Neung Manow Gang Som Plah Chon (Fish) Plah Plow (Fish) Yam Plah Duk Foo (Fish) Som Tam Kanom Jeen Gai Pad King (chicken) Pad Pak Bung Nam Man Hoy Nam Prik Kaphi Pad See Eiu Pad Thai Guay Teow Rhua Guay Teow Nuaa (Sen Lek) Guay Jab Guay Teow Lui Suan Cha Yen Kao Niew Ma Muang Sang Kaya Fug Tong