3 Reasons To Love The New Thailand Tourism

Guay Teow, or noodle soup, is the most popular Thai street food dish.

Most Thais like their som tam spicy, so when ordering, make sure to ask for a mild version if needed. The flavor combination might not be familiar, but it's delicious, refreshing and healthy. You can find it in almost any area with street food.

Somtam, a sweet, sour, spicy, salty salad made from shredded green papayas, tomatoes, garlic, shrimp, peanuts and chili peppers is one of the most popular street foods in Thailand. Service is prompt, and prices are reasonable. The garden area is an enchanting oasis.

Indoor seating is cozy and quaint. Also available for purchase is fresh organic produce. Blue Diamond portions are very generous.

Wow-worthy plates are fluffy pancakes, scrambled eggs, cinnamon rolls, and hash browned potatoes. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Those on gluten-free or vegan diets will be pleased with the extensive menu options.

The Blue Diamond Breakfast Club is a gem for those seeking healthy Thai Food and drink in thailand. Served over white rice with a cured egg on the side, it's one of the more satisfying meals Thailand has to offer, and is available throughout the country. This pork dish is braised all day in a constantly steaming sweet soy broth and when finally served it melts in your mouth (and is ridiculously good).

Look out for their colourful banners and a picture of a sexy Thai lady at their door. Located along the famous Phetchaburi Soi 5 area, this place is pretty easy to find if you use the google map walking directions I provided. For taxi - ask them to drop you at Shibuya (which is opposite Platinum Fashion Mall - although it's easiest to tell them to drop you at Platinum).

When one visits Bangkok, one will most definitely shop at Platinum Fashion Mall - and one when goes hungry - they will take a skybridge from Platinum mall to go to the opposite street to the Soi 19 area, the alley for the famous SabX2 Wonton noodles and Pork Leg Stew, be sure to expect a long queue as they are very very popular with tourists. Great location where you can have good lunch or dinner after a whole day of shopping at MBK! The place might look very posh and expensive looking but I think the prices are very good value for some of the best Teochew Thai dishes in Bangkok - to be fair - almost similar price to Chinatown - but NOT CROWDED and very comfortable - I would bring my family, executive guests and VIPs here to give them a good treat.

For a better quality Oyster Omelet I recommend - Ping's Restaurant is a fancy place located at Pathumwan Princess Hotel, which is actually connected to shopping heaven MBK! Now would you look at that mouth watering looking tom yum kung! You can of course specify the level of the hotness of their dishes.