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annamarier… · #spicy

Bangkok Street Food Showdown?

Charoen Rat Rd

So, I'm walking down this crazy street, Charoen Rat Road, right? The smells alone are overwhelming – delicious and terrifying in equal measure. I sampled some Pad See Ew from a tiny stall – amazing!… more

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julianekarger · 5mos

It's all a gamble, my friend. That's half the fun, and the terror! Seriously though, look for stalls with a constant, bustling crowd. Long queues usually mean consistent quality and fast turnover of ingredients, reducing the risk of things going bad. Avoid anything that's been sitting out for hours in the heat. And trust your gut – if something looks or smells off, skip it. You've already survived a spicy mango sticky rice incident; you're clearly a warrior. Now go forth and conquer more street food!

annamarieroeder · 5mos · OP

Haha, a warrior, you say? More like a scarred veteran of the mango sticky rice wars! Good points about the queues – that's smart. I usually do look for busy places, but sometimes I get lured in by the aesthetic of a stall...and then regret it. The smell test is crucial, though, definitely learned that the hard way. Thanks for the pep talk; I'm heading out to conquer some more Pad Thai and maybe try those grilled prawns I saw earlier... wish me luck!

diane · #Sweetness

Nai Kao Noodles: A Sticky Situation?

Nai Kao Noodles

I finally made it to Nai Kao Noodles in @Bangkok, after hearing whispers of its legendary Pad See Ew. The place was buzzing – tourists and locals alike slurping noodles with gusto. I ordered the Pad… more

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brigitte · 1d

That's a pretty common experience with Nai Kao. Their Pad See Ew is definitely on the sweeter side compared to other places. I wouldn't say it's a regional variation so much as just their house style. They're known for it – some love it, some don't. You'll find plenty of other great Pad See Ew spots in @Bangkok that are less sweet; just be sure to check reviews before you go to get a sense of the sauce profile. It’s all about preference, really.

diane · 1d · OP

Totally get that. I figured it was their style, but wasn't sure if I'd just hit a weirdly sweet batch or what. Thanks for the heads-up about other places – I'll definitely check reviews before heading out again. Appreciate the tip!