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Chef Saipin and Lotus of Siam have received several awards for their distinctive Northern Thai Cuisine. A unique experience of spices, herbs, and flavors only found in traditional Northern Thai culture. Your local street food expert can completely personalize this tour to fit your preferences, simply get in touch to find out more!

Pick one of our private hosts for a real Bangkok food journey as it's been recommended by chef Ramsay. Not only you'll be having amazing dishes during this food tour, but you'll also get to try the exotic fruit juices, fresh fruits and our personal favorite, the dessert called mango sticky rice! I have an adress to go in Bangkok now !

We had some really good luck with street vendors in Turkey so I think I would be ok with it in Thailand. Will follow Bangkok Glutton, thanks thanks for introducing it! Oh, and it cost 50 baht, which is less than two dollars.

I have not been led astray. I take a couple of bites… and it's delicious! It's a large bowl of noodles in a light broth with the meat minced and garnished with some vegetables and a cracker.

I've only been sitting down at the plastic table on the footpath for a couple of minutes when my meal arrives. Another great thing about street food is that it's quick. What's your advice for foreigners who want to try street food but don't know what to order or how the whole thing works?" I ask Chawadee.

What was the highlight of the trip? Although four days were a bit too much for the town, my girls and I had a blast. Those who have been following me on Instagram and Twitter know that I just got back from Hat Yai, Thailand tourism.

There we have it, 50 different types of food you can find in Bangkok to try next time you're in the Land of Smiles! The Hot Chocolate though, is something different as it comes in 3 different varieties - dark, milk, and white. The prices are pretty steep for Bangkok, with a single slice of cake priced not too far from that of Singapore's (SGD$5-6).

Unfortunately, their cakes are nothing to shout about. It's something I was guilty of too. Upon entering, a medley of gorgeous cakes in their stands, instagrammed by diners 56478 times, greet you.

The inside of the cafe is decorated with loads of teddy bears and railway tracks hung from the ceilings. Another popular cafe around the Siam area is Mr Jones' Orphanage well known for its cute interior furniture and design. The excessive oil put me off though.

Though it was nothing to shout about, the fluffiness would appeal to people who want something different than the usual eggs. The Deep Fried Fluffy Egg Omelette came to our table in a tall cylindrical shape and a sweet chilli sauce at the side. It is then drizzled with Milo sauce by the waiter, giving off its characteristic sizzle sounds.