Thai Travel Menu

[flowerpower]

Arguably, some of the best and cheapest food in Thailand is literally on the street, or in small informal restaurants. Trouble is, many of these places don’t have a menu! Or if they do have a menu, it may be in Thai language only. This makes these places far less convenient for foreign visitors than they could be. With this ‘generic’ menu you have a good overview of what dishes are typically available, and you can point at the Thai translation to tell the cook or waitress your order.

http://www.nachang.com/travelmenu/thai_travel_menu.pdf

[Andrene]

Arguably, some of the best and cheapest food in Thailand is literally on the street, or in small informal restaurants. Trouble is, many of these places don’t have a menu! Or if they do have a menu, it may be in Thai language only. This makes these places far less convenient for foreign visitors than they could be. With this ‘generic’ menu you have a good overview of what dishes are typically available, and you can point at the Thai translation to tell the cook or waitress your order.

http://www.nachang.com/travelmenu/thai_travel_menu.pdf

oh kudos :love:, nice guide!

going there in 2 weeks & i cant speak any thai, much less read :s12: .

will be printing a copy of the guide just in case. thx man!








p.s pity abt that thread hijacker in between... abit of an eyesore :evil:

[SecretAgent]

Another great website on how to buy and eat off the streets in Thailand..

http://www.thailandqa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10544

From Paknam forum. :)