In Asia, there is a big street food culture. If march to the main streets in the evening, be it any city the sight to catch your attention is street food.
The snacky delicacies with great tastes. Even in India, every region has its own street food. Forget region, every city would have its own street food. For example the Raj Kachodi Chat in Bhubaneswar, Orissa would be different from the one in Bangalore, Karnataka.
Similarly the sausages in the streets of Bangkok would be different from the ones in Pattaya. Its true and I have tried them both. I am a big fan from the street food of Thailand. There is an excellent range of Thai cuisine i.e Pad thai, Thain red curry, green curry, Thai noodles etc etc. However, when I go to Thailand, I just hog on the street food in Bangkok. Simply love the Sausages, the pancakes, the cookies with cream on top, the pork, crab and fish fries. The list is endless. Beside the taste of the food, I appreciate there effort to clean it clean and the hygienic habits of the vendor. They never touch the food with bare hand. Always use plastic or sticks. The platforms where they prepare is also clean.
Although I am skeptical to try the Indian street food while in India. I would eat the Thai street food almost everyday.
Strongly recommended :)
The snacky delicacies with great tastes. Even in India, every region has its own street food. Forget region, every city would have its own street food. For example the Raj Kachodi Chat in Bhubaneswar, Orissa would be different from the one in Bangalore, Karnataka.
Similarly the sausages in the streets of Bangkok would be different from the ones in Pattaya. Its true and I have tried them both. I am a big fan from the street food of Thailand. There is an excellent range of Thai cuisine i.e Pad thai, Thain red curry, green curry, Thai noodles etc etc. However, when I go to Thailand, I just hog on the street food in Bangkok. Simply love the Sausages, the pancakes, the cookies with cream on top, the pork, crab and fish fries. The list is endless. Beside the taste of the food, I appreciate there effort to clean it clean and the hygienic habits of the vendor. They never touch the food with bare hand. Always use plastic or sticks. The platforms where they prepare is also clean.
Although I am skeptical to try the Indian street food while in India. I would eat the Thai street food almost everyday.
Strongly recommended :)
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