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DininginThailand.com is Thailand's largest and most comprehensive dining website
with almost 400 restaurants in Thailand and
600 more dining venues in Asia Pacific and now offers even more
information for Thailand and the region. |
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Bon Appetit
from DininginThailand.com |
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It
is often said; the signature of a well-lived life is one filled with many
experiences - some of which include indulging in gourmet extravaganza and simply
living life to the fullest. We are happy to share this culinary journey with our
website visitors. Thais in particular with their zest for life are keen
connoisseurs of fine cuisine. Recognizing this, we are pleased to bring you some
of the best culinary delights Thailand and the Asia Pacific region has to offer.
We are proud to be National Geographic's choice for
one of their selections on their website for Thailand on
their TripMarks page:
Nationalgeographic.com |
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HEALTH CONCERNS
DO I NEED SHOTS? WHAT CAN I EAT,
OR NOT EAT? |
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People often ask "Do I need shots if I
go to Thailand and which ones should I get? Everybody should be aware of the health and sanitation habits
when traveling, eating and drinking.
READ MORE ... |
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Traveling To Paradise |
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Millions of people venture to the Lanna Kingdom every year, for leisure &
business. For many, a little bungalow with a slow moving ceiling fan on a
beautiful beach at Koh Chang or Samui is what they have been dreaming of for
months or even years. While others may prefer the rugged quest of mountainous
terrain in search of a hidden Buddhist temple and yet some may enjoy being
pampered to in a luxurious five star hotel in central Bangkok.
Take a trip on a beautiful boat cruise on the
Western Seaboard and discover beaches & scenery that is unspoiled and unseen by
many or travel the infamous Chao Phraya river from Bangkok to Ayuttaya.
Thailand is a major business hub in southeast Asia. Not only because it produces a
wide range of goods, but also because it has the infrastructure that business
people need.
Come and enjoy Thai cuisine for its bursting natural flavors and the vast wealth of fine cuisine that has
developed here as a result of many fine chefs leaving their homeland & settling in
Thailand, plus some of the finest
chefs in the world either work or are guest chefs at some of the
most infamous hotels & resorts found anywhere in the world. |
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TOP THAI DISHES |
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Tom Yam Goong |
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Pad Thai Goong Sod |
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Tom Kha Gai |
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Wine Pairing -Thai Food |
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Ok,
but if you're squeamish,
you better pass up this story |
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Chinese General Tso's chicken a very popular dish in the US. So why doesn't anybody in Thailand
know what it is? |
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Eat Healthy,
Eat Thai Food! |
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EAT A BUG
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Fish eggs
duck organ
snails
WHO EATS THIS STUFF? |
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CAN I EAT THE STREET FOOD IN BANGKOK? |
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Bird's
Nest Soup!
What's that about? |
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Getting around Bangkok's
new airport. |
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WORLD OF DIM SUM |
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Literally meaning, "to touch your heart," Dim Sum consists of various
dumplings, steamed dishes and other goodies. They are quite similar to
hors d'oeuvres, the hot and cold.
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CHOPPED LIVER AINT THAI |
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Our front page usually
doesn't have information regarding recipes or explaining what or how a
particular type of dish of Thai cuisine is made but the other day I was in an
upscale hotel in Bangkok and overheard a gentleman at the table next to me say
"Chopped Liver, is that something the Thais eat all the time? yuk." I couldn't
help but intervene in the conversation after I heard his dining partner, respond
with "Ya man, I think it is some kind of pork liver soup"
I had to politely explain to these two gastronomic experts that it is a common
dish of Jewish cuisine made with chopped chicken livers and onions sautéed,
sometimes with beef liver, chicken fat (schmaltz), eggs, and salt & pepper to
taste. When finished it is like a spread that is often put onto a bagel to be
eaten sandwich-style. Their response "Oooooh right" |
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Have you ever wondered about the
origin of that towering, billowy (and slightly ridiculous) white hat worn by
chefs all around the world? Chefs have played an important role in society since
the fifth century B.C., but the hats didn’t begin to appear in kitchens until
around the 18th century A.D. The toque is said to be of Greek origin; many
famous Greek cooks, to escape persecution, sought refuge in monasteries and
continued to practice their art. The chefs donned the tall hats traditionally
worn by Orthodox priests, however, to distinguish
themselves from their fellows,
they wore white hats instead of
black. The custom eventually
was adopted by chefs from
Paris to Peking. |
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This doesn't taste like chicken ...well, it's not,
its Duck! |
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KNOW YOUR NOODLE |
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CAVIAR
Fish eggs... Expensive...
Is that all you know? |
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DO YOU KNOW HOW TO USE CHOPSTICKS? |
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The #1 requested dish from your emails.
Surprise! It's Not even Thai cuisine
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EZ THAI & ASIAN RECIPES |
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DO YOU KNOW ABOUT
KOREAN FOOD? |
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THAI FOOD GLOSSARY |
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S. Pellegrino's 2009 List Of The World's Top 50 Restaurants |
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