Thai Food Tour

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June 16, 201015 yr

Take a look at this site's Thai Food Tour. It lists a couple of dozen Thai dishes and recommends restaurants to sample them at in Bangkok.

Chequebin - East Asian Restaurant Reviews - Bangkok Food Tour with 15 dishes to try at recommended restaurants,

I love Kow Soi Gai

June 16, 201015 yr

I didn't think you could get kow soi in Bangkok, will definitely give taht place a try. Been looking for a place that has it forever. Thanks. Probably my favorite Thai food

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July 1, 201015 yr

good foodie website. thanx

July 2, 201015 yr

This tour was mentioned before, all of the vendors are in the same area. Lots of good food all together--

http://importfood.com/saochingcha_guide.html

I get the sticky rice there every visit.

July 2, 201015 yr

I didn't think you could get kow soi in Bangkok, will definitely give taht place a try. Been looking for a place that has it forever. Thanks. Probably my favorite Thai food

All S&P Restaurants (like the one at Pantip in Pratunam) have it. Also, the 5th Ave. food court at MBK. Neither as good as Chiang Mai but still not bad.

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