Thai snacks

Thung Thong or Thai Money Bags are a delicious Thai snack or appetiser, part of the traditional Thai Royal Cuisine and often eaten at parties or served at special occasions such as Thai New year. This recipe is easy and perfect for prepping ahead of time, check out the new 1-click recipe!

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Thai egg rolls, also known as Thai crispy spring rolls, are a classic and popular appetizer commonly found in Thai restaurants and along the streets of Thailand. These Thai eggrolls are so flavorful, even without any dipping sauce!

Thai banana pancake or “Thai roti” is a super popular street snack that is absolutely divine! Crispy, slightly chewy, buttery dough is filled with warmed bananas and topped with condensed milk. Nothing can beat it! #roti #thaipancake #thairecipe #thaibananaroti #thaistreetfood

- It was love at first bite when I sunk my teeth into these Fried Thai Sweet Potato Balls at a store located inside the Thai Supermarket at Golden Mile Complex. Also known as ‘Kanom Kai Nok Krata’ (in Thai), this addictive street food is extremely crunchy on the outside, yet it collapsed into a soft and chewy goodness with a hollow centre.

These Thai corn fritters are irresistibly crispy, perfectly spicy, and subtly sweet and salty.

Thai fried bananas or Kluay khaek is a Thai version of Kerala pazham pori. It is one of the most popular snacks in Thailand.

Another auspicious Thai dessert Khanom Tom is an old traditional sweet that is made of boiled rice flour dumplings stuffed with shredded coconut melted with palm sugar and coconut milk and rolled in more shredded coconut to become a pretty ball of coconutty goodness. #khanomtom #coconutballs #hugthailand #amazingthailand #instafood #food #foodcravings #foodie #foodstagram #nomnomnom #yum #asianfood #yummy #igfood #foodgasm #homecooked #homecook #cooking #simplefood

Thailand is known for its delicious cuisine and famous savory dishes such as Pad Thai, but also some traditional Thai desserts. People all over the world have fallen in love with Thai cuisine. We love the lemongrass and other spices, and we also love all of the delicious coconut milk they use in their recipes. Whether you love pad Thai, fried rice, or other Thai food favorites, you definitely need to make some Thai desserts.

They’re everywhere — these little rice cakes with cane sugar drizzle: on the streets, in the supermarket, in snack stores from the upscale ones to the not-so-upscale ones. The only expl…