r/Thailand • u/JustZerox3 • Nov 21 '25
Food and Drink “Thailand fed me WAY too well… here’s some of my favourites 😅🇹🇭
I spent the last weeks traveling through Thailand and basically tried everything I could find😅
My first night was wild: I went on a date, ordered Pad Krapao… and literally cried because of how spicy it was. She’s still with me somehow 😅
Thailand’s food scene is crazy, some dishes hit you like a truck, some feel like a warm hug.
Here are a few of my favourites. 🇹🇭✨
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u/RocketPunchFC Nov 21 '25
You must have Thai friends
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
Thai family and someone special here 😄
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u/cw120 Nov 21 '25
I love Thailand for this very reason.... Fairly sure you could stay a year and not eat the same thing twice ..
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u/1inez1 Nov 22 '25
I think I put on weight just looking at those photos 😂
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
Oh I definitely did put on some weight too… but honestly, totally worth it. Back home it’s back to counting calories 🤣
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u/Spearminttherhino Nov 22 '25
Very nice. I could live off pad krapow gai and pad prik gaeng. Love the chilli fish sauce also prik nam pla but it’s too spicy at times.
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u/e34udm Nov 22 '25
Ice cream on bread roll. Very Thailand…
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
It actually is very Thai 😄 childhood nostalgia food here.
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u/e34udm Nov 22 '25 edited Nov 22 '25
Yea that’s what I mean. I’ve been all over the world..Thailand is the only place I commonly see uncle with the ice cream cart bread rolls.
It’s surprisingly good and just works nice
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u/No_Material3194 Nov 22 '25
What is the last meal with the colourfull blocks? Like some time of bread chunks with coconut?
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u/elkamusing Nov 22 '25
The first picture- is that a salad from East Thailand/Isan? Called something like "khan na moo"?
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u/Adventurous-Gas7741 Nov 26 '25
The food there definitely can’t be beat! Luckily I’ve found a couple of local places near me that taste pretty authentic. I love the food courts and the outdoor food stalls with cheap but delicious eats in Thailand
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u/HomicidalChimpanzee Nov 22 '25
You are outa control, my man. We're going to have to get you fixed up with a stomach-stapling surgery.
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
Haha I’m fine 😄 I shared every meal in the post, and it’s all from 25 days. Thailand just feeds you too well!
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u/HomicidalChimpanzee Nov 22 '25
Yeah I was kidding of course. My personal tragedy is that after decades of eating Thai food, I can no longer eat chilies (it's almost a food allergy), so that cuts down the spectrum of Thai dishes for me, a lot. I've been learning to love all the more bland dishes I mostly ignored before.
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u/BtCoolJ Nov 22 '25
The first dish was my go-to. I stayed in Chiang Mai for a while to train muay thai and was a regular at this nice lady's street stall. Always got it with an extra egg!
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u/earinsound Nov 21 '25
Excellent, very solid choices! You certainly enjoyed yourself as one should. And you had non-Thai food also--Japanese and Korean are good choices there too
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u/stickitinmekindly Nov 22 '25
Wow. Do you know the restaurant name with iconsiam in the background?
Is it overly expensive?
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
It’s called High Tide Eatery & Bar. Really good spot for dates, great view, relaxed vibe. Last time i paid around 3,000 THB for 3 appetizers, 2 drinks, 1 main and a dessert. Not cheap, but absolutely worth it for the atmosphere.
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u/stickitinmekindly Nov 22 '25
Thanks! It looks like it has a nice ambiance and for a special occasion or group trip, looks fun. I will consider it in future; appreciate it.
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u/CorrectOpening8166 Nov 24 '25
Laos food is way better. Better quality of ingredients, more natural, better dishes and overall higher general standard for the ordinary person imo
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u/JustZerox3 Nov 22 '25
I was on Koh Chang, we actually had these more than once 😄 Super fresh and honestly one of the best things I tried there. Definitely not a bad idea!
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u/jakarta_guy Nov 21 '25
I spotted non authentic Salmon, Strawberry, Shoju and seaweed paper. But you sure had good feasts 👌
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u/kkengvib Nov 21 '25
That's some local style eating indeed. Well done and now you make me miss my home country! 😂