PATTAYA STREET FOOD - List of Pattaya street food that you like

[bojo]

3 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

I once got a slight dose from Beach food, but to be honest the worst cases came from Indian places in Thailand! 

No doubt the rascals are/were cutting corners.....!!.....................and I gotta say, as an experienced f&b operator.............., many customers like to point the finger when the actual issue is invariably a third party or other cause......................................I had one customer who admitted to me finally that it was his viagra that had caused his upset and not his sandwich......................you couldn't make it up!!

[marin]

13 hours ago, Bruno123 said:

Wrong! Best place I used to go to opened at 6pm. Closed at 11pm.

I am happy you found an evening place, but please dont be saying wrong. Here is a food review of kau man gai and khao soi up in Chiang Rain and Chiang Mai.  

 

And since khao man gai is typically a breakfast meal and khao soi is usually eaten at lunch, we suggest just sticking around all morning so you can eat both meals here and judge for yourself.

[Bruno123]

On 4/4/2022 at 10:24 AM, marin said:

I would never eat Moo Katta, the quality of ingredients tends to be too low. The vegetables are bought near the spoil date and served quickly and the cuts of meats and seafood are of the lowest quality that can be bought due to the fact is usually sliced so thin they can get away with it. 

 

Yes when travelling I eat street food in street stalls all the time. Not so much in BKK anymore as we do most of the cooking at home, and pack lunches when going to work.

 

Nonsense.....

[Bruno123]

2 hours ago, marin said:

I am happy you found an evening place, but please dont be saying wrong. Here is a food review of kau man gai and khao soi up in Chiang Rain and Chiang Mai.  

 

And since khao man gai is typically a breakfast meal and khao soi is usually eaten at lunch, we suggest just sticking around all morning so you can eat both meals here and judge for yourself.

 

Wow...you found a food review on the Internet ???? 

 

AN evening place? Ignoring that I mentioned three and there are many more. 

 

Try to not be so ridiculous; this is the Pattaya forum, not a Chiang Rain(sic) or Chiang Mai forum. 

 

 

[JackSinclair]

One of my favourites would have to be Khaow Pat Gai. (fried rice & chicken)
It helps cure a hangover as well as being filling first thing in the morning.????

 

Watching it being cooked in a wok at a super-high-temp gives me that hygiene confidence.

 

Also being a great fan of Thai chillies I cover the dish with the ubiquitous Prik Nam Pla. (chopped chillis in fish sauce)
The spicy flavour on my tongue has a great reaction with hot black coffee.

 

IMHO the best Pattaya street eats are next to where the night-life girls sleep.... you can enjoy eye candy for desert.

 

ps this foodie thread post is not sponsored.

[marin]

4 hours ago, Bruno123 said:

7 hours ago, marin said:

I am happy you found an evening place, but please dont be saying wrong. Here is a food review of kau man gai and khao soi up in Chiang Rain and Chiang Mai.  

 

And since khao man gai is typically a breakfast meal and khao soi is usually eaten at lunch, we suggest just sticking around all morning so you can eat both meals here and judge for yourself.

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Wow...you found a food review on the Internet ???? 

 

AN evening place? Ignoring that I mentioned three and there are many more. 

 

Try to not be so ridiculous; this is the Pattaya forum, not a Chiang Rain(sic) or Chiang Mai forum. 

Oh I am so sorry you must be right. Kau Man Gai is generally an evening dish. I guess old hands like you can really put young newbies like me in our place.   ????  Do me one favor though, walk through any Thai town before 9am and see what is being served. 

[Bruno123]

1 hour ago, marin said:

Oh I am so sorry you must be right. Kau Man Gai is generally an evening dish. I guess old hands like you can really put young newbies like me in our place.   ????  Do me one favor though, walk through any Thai town before 9am and see what is being served. 

 

Any Thai town? So Pattaya doesn't count?

 

You don't quite appear to have attained adulthood. ???? Come back for a conversation when you do.

 

 

[bojo]

In my experience, specialist Cow man gai restaurants across the kingdom are open fairly early morning and sell out around 3pm, with lunchtime being by far their busiest time....................I'm sure there are some exceptions of course..................................regarding Chiang Mai, sorry, I'm not familiar with Pattaya,  (I know, I know, just couldn't help myself!) but the side street next to 3 Kings monument is where the best specialist cow man gai restaurants are located IMO............................................................

[thwo]

On 4/5/2022 at 3:27 PM, marin said:

Any area selling at all. Kau Man Gai is more of a morning to mid day meal. When the chicken is gone they go home. Now Kau Mok the yellow rice is served later in the day as well..

KAO MAN GAI has never been a morning dish, it's an afternoon / evening dish.

Most places open only in afternoon and close when chicken is finished.

 

 

[thwo]

On 4/6/2022 at 3:36 PM, marin said:

Oh I am so sorry you must be right. Kau Man Gai is generally an evening dish. I guess old hands like you can really put young newbies like me in our place.   ????  Do me one favor though, walk through any Thai town before 9am and see what is being served. 

this is the only truth, so funny how much foreigners know nothing...

I guess their smart wives help them a lot...

 

 

 

[thwo]

On 4/3/2022 at 9:20 AM, thierryviteau said:

There is not best anything, it's just idiots who comment this way.

But 2 good Khao man guy around pattaya are the most famous one in front of Tukcom and the one on top of Pratamnak soi 5.

And they are good with reason, rice really cooked in chicken fat, not good because one of those idiots said that it's good without any specific reason.

Khao man gai is terrible at any mall, they all reuse the past day chicken... especially bigC.

If chicken is not hung before you, do not eat !

 

 

At least you give reasons why something is good or not, unlike all those ridiculous review telling "BEST OF" when they don't even know how it should be cooked.

 

[thwo]

On 4/3/2022 at 2:04 PM, TaaSaparot said:

The better Khao Man Gai restaurants use Capons.

hard to find in Thailand, and for sure not in Pattaya...

[Mike Teavee]

1 hour ago, Bruno123 said:

I first ate it in Singapore. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hainanese_chicken_rice

Indeed... Spent 3 years living steps away from Mackenzie's which is famous for it's chicken rice... https://www.macrex.com.sg/  

 

Just a shame that I can't stand chicken... ... mai gin gai 

 

Edit: if you're in the area you have to try the Golden Egg Yolk Lava Bun's from Victor's Kitchen... truly awesome ???? 

 

[Jingthing]

The main difference between this Chinese origin chicken rice as found in Thailand and Singapore is that its usually much much better in Singapore.

[petermik]

13 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

The main difference between this Chinese origin chicken rice as found in Thailand and Singapore is that its usually much much better in Singapore.

Never been to Singapore so the Thai one hits the spot 4 me......

[Jingthing]

22 minutes ago, petermik said:

Never been to Singapore so the Thai one hits the spot 4 me......

Don't go then because then you'll realize its not as good here.

[Rimmer]

Some off topic baiting posts have been removed

[thwo]

3 hours ago, Jingthing said:

The main difference between this Chinese origin chicken rice as found in Thailand and Singapore is that its usually much much better in Singapore.

why is it so much better please ?

is it just a general statement as all your food reviews ? or you have some real objective reasons to tell this ?

 

 

[Jingthing]

55 minutes ago, thwo said:

why is it so much better please ?

is it just a general statement as all your food reviews ? or you have some real objective reasons to tell this ?

 

 

Have you eaten the dish in Singapore? Then you would know.

 

 

[Leaver]

On 4/4/2022 at 9:24 AM, marin said:

would never eat Moo Katta, the quality of ingredients tends to be too low. The vegetables are bought near the spoil date and served quickly and the cuts of meats and seafood are of the lowest quality that can be bought due to the fact is usually sliced so thin they can get away with it. 

Seems like you only eat "High Street"  food.  ????

 

 

[Leaver]

On 4/5/2022 at 11:18 PM, bojo said:

street food vendors buy in the morning at market, prepare, cook and sell all in same day....

 

How long has the market vendor had the ingredients for? 

[marin]

12 hours ago, Leaver said:

Seems like you only eat "High Street"  food.  ????

 

<deleted>? I dont eat unhealthy food, I do care about my health. Mostly cook and eat at  home. 

[Bruno123]

On 4/3/2022 at 3:20 AM, thierryviteau said:

There is not best anything, it's just idiots who comment this way.

But 2 good Khao man guy around pattaya are the most famous one in front of Tukcom and the one on top of Pratamnak soi 5.

And they are good with reason, rice really cooked in chicken fat, not good because one of those idiots said that it's good without any specific reason.

Khao man gai is terrible at any mall, they all reuse the past day chicken... especially bigC.

If chicken is not hung before you, do not eat !

 

 

There is clearly a large gap in what we consider to be good Khao Man Gai. 

The best chicken comes from when the chicken is cooked in front of you. More tender and juicy.

For this reason I used to eat it regularly at a stall opposite the Pattaya Tai market. She would boil the chicken on the spot. So even precooked hung chicken can be unacceptably dry. But each to their own.

Then the sauce provided can vary. It's not just about the rice and it isn't just about the chicken.

 

[aussiexpat]

This thread is hilarious, a thread on street food where posters talk like they're in a Michelin star restuarant lol

 

Meanwhile I had a great 80 baht Chicken Kebab last night from Turkish Kebab on soi Buakhao (near treetown) ????

 

[Leaver]

8 hours ago, marin said:

<deleted>? I dont eat unhealthy food, I do care about my health. Mostly cook and eat at  home. 

 

If you don't eat unhealthy food, and mostly cook at home, what is your experience with street food?  

[Bruno123]

9 minutes ago, aussiexpat said:

This thread is hilarious, a thread on street food where posters talk like they're in a Michelin star restuarant lol

 

Meanwhile I had a great 80 baht Chicken Kebab last night from Turkish Kebab on soi Buakhao (near treetown) ????

 

Should street food be crud? It should not be unusual to discuss what makes a particular preparation better than another. Have you ever visited a Michelin starred restaurant or even cooked for yourself? ???? What was great about the kebab?  ????  Good that you are happy. Why not leave others to be happy too? It's restaurant. 

 

[marin]

28 minutes ago, Leaver said:

If you don't eat unhealthy food, and mostly cook at home, what is your experience with street food?  

Street food is a lot healthier Mu Kata that is for sure. We mostly eat street food when travelling and I let the wife pick the joint. As I said we avoid Isaan food other than the barbecue. We were just in Trat, Chantaburi and Koh Kut. Great Hoy Jah, Kau Phat Pu, and various types of Kway Teow.  Its always great. 

[scubascuba3]

2 hours ago, aussiexpat said:

This thread is hilarious, a thread on street food where posters talk like they're in a Michelin star restuarant lol

 

Meanwhile I had a great 80 baht Chicken Kebab last night from Turkish Kebab on soi Buakhao (near treetown) ????

 

yep they are getting carried away, mostly average and bland, nothing special about just a daily staple food which I don't eat anymore because i killed it

[thepdru]

The best clean and good curry for me is now at Lotus food court, because for 60 thb you get green curry + rice + omelet

 

any scammer street seller who can compete ?

[thepdru]

On 4/3/2022 at 2:57 PM, scubascuba3 said:

The Arunothai place open from around 4pm. I haven't been there for ages but should be open or just go to Big C Extra food court.

 

Most street food places will do Khao man gai daytime, a couple other places on Soi New Plaza near buakhao or Buakhao 2nd hand market, food left side as you go in from Buakhao

I couldn't find it this week