Gordon Ramsay Visits Bangkok to Try Top-Tier 'Pad Thai Pratu Phi

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Picture courtesy: Gordon Ramey Facebook

 

Renowned celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, celebrated for his Michelin-star success, recently took to social media to share his culinary delight in the heart of Bangkok. Ramsay praised the "excellent Pad Thai" from the iconic Thipsamai Restaurant at Pratu Pee, expressing his excitement about being in the vibrant city.

 

On 22nd January 2025, Ramsay posted a picture of himself smiling broadly, holding a plate of the renowned dish with chopsticks ready in hand. The scene, beautifully captured, features Ramsay on a balcony with Bangkok’s bustling backdrop, as a branded Thipsamai paper bag sits on the table beside him.

Captioning his Instagram post, Ramsay wrote, "When in Thailand ... you learn from past mistakes. This is outstanding Pad Thai from Thipsamai – thrilled to be in Bangkok!"

 

The post quickly garnered attention, with both local fans and international followers reacting enthusiastically, liking and sharing the joyful culinary moment widely across platforms.

 

-- 2025-01-23

 

 

[JoePai]

Yawn

[Jingthing]

Send a memo when he tries some Thai food.

[Tropicalevo]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Renowned celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay,

 

................trying one of the most boring Thai dishes.

[Gottfrid]

Now trace the call and the bill.

[Captain Flack]

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