In Bangkok, Terry and I pigged out on local Thai street food, multiple times a day. In backpacker’s heaven, Khao San Road, you can get any delicacy you can imagine from fresh fruit shakes, falafels, pad thai to little fried quail eggs. And all for about $1 – which makes it even tastier.
Chicken Pad Thai - we ate this almost every day!
Delicious Fruit Smoothies - 30 baht = $1!
Chocolate Banana Rotee (Pancakes), perfect for a sweet tooth!
Gyro and Falafel Stand - another daily indulgence!
Another fresh fruit stand - guava, dragonfruit or papaya anyone?
Fried Quail Eggs - so cute and tiny!
All sorts of fried goodies
Beef, Pork and Chicken Kebabs, awaiting the open flame
Compared to most other street vendors, these on KSR in Bangkok are immaculately clean and follow the strict food guidelines. A cop usually grazes the street mulitple times in a night to ensure that all is in order and the late night munchies are still fresh. A “must try” when you are in the city!
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