8 comfort dishes from Eathai top picks
After the expansion of this beloved food destination, here are some top picks for food and desserts that pay homage to Bangkok's vibrant street food scene.
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The longstanding restaurant is so delicious it’s got its own zone, Little Chinatown, since Eathai's revamp. And the barbecue plate is the real highlight: thick slices of flavorful roast pork, tender roast duck and crispy pork belly.
Not only is it freshly plucked from the sea, the thick cuttlefish is perfectly grilled, resulting in tender-on-the-inside-crunchy-on-the-outside goodness.
The Rayong-hailing mantis shrimp specialist is the top expert on the delicious crustacean. We're particularly gaga for the piping hot bowl of tom yum noodles, which combines the mantis shrimp with other fresh catches.
The Ladprao eatery offers a lot beyond pad Thai but the star remains, you guessed it, their bold-flavored pad Thai made using tamarind paste from Chaiyaphum, al dente noodles and plump shrimps.
The stir-fried noodles with water mimosa hits the spot with its charred notes and great flavors. Add some big prawns for the more enjoyable bites.
This traditional dessert house is a perfect spot for your sweet tooth. And our recommendation is these delicate, coconut-packed and creamy Kanom Tuay. The familiar Thai taste will surely trigger your childhood memories.
If you love stirred fried noodles and pa tong go, this delicious set combines all your favorites into one, the pinnacle of Thai-Chinese comfort food.
This classic veggie dish that blends crunchy greens with freshly boiled shrimp. Dip in the sweet dipping sauce topped with ground peanuts and enjoy.
Visit Eathai to sample the full breadth of Thailand's traditional delicacies from its four regions.
Eathai, LG/F, Central Embassy, 1031 Phloen Chit Rd. Open daily 10am-10pm. BTS Phloen Chit
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