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5 things to do in Dannok, the amazing Thai town you’ve never heard of

• By SG Magazine
• Feb 19, 2018

Dannok, a border town between Malaysia and Thailand, is still largely unknown to most of the world. Overshadowed by more popular cities such as Bangkok and Hatyai, Dannok remained for many years as a quiet place one passed through from the Sadao Customs and Immigration. Recently, however, the town has shown slow but steady progress in making the place more tourist-friendly.

Dannok is a small town, perfect for a day trip from popular cities. If you’re driving, park at the duty-free complex in Bukit Kayu Hitam and walk to the checkpoint. You won’t have to take a tuk-tuk to get anywhere—everything is reachable on foot, but have sunblock and umbrellas at hand if you melt easily. Start your journey before noon and you’ll be satisfied by night time. Here’s a list of things to do while in this darling place for the day.

1. Raid the convenience stores

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Shopping in Dannok is a pretty unorthodox but fun experience. There are no malls here, but don’t let that put you off. What Dannok does have is a proliferation of convenience stores, from 7-Elevens to their local cousins. There are so many you’ll literally find another every few meters.

Convenience store shopping sounds odd, but it’s the best way to get the Thai snacks you can’t live without. We’re talking Tao Ke Noi seaweed, Thai instant noodles (they sell these in bulk and individual packs too), chips, and Pocky. You’ll find that most snacks are much cheaper in Dannok than anywhere else because they’re manufactured locally. Great deals on groceries and other essentials are also to be had.

2. Go on a street food hunt

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Foodies will rejoice at the accessibility of the street food here. All you need to do is walk—both sides of the main road have no shortage of delicious fare. There are already stalls literally steps away from Customs, but do wander around as there are lots more options. Within 200 meters of the Oliver Hotel, you’ll find many stalls scattered around, selling every kind of food from som tam to pad ka pow. There’s also a morning market, a good choice if you want to do as the locals do.

Be sure to sample the famous mango rice; there’s also a durian and mixed version for those who can’t decide which fruit they like better. Fried or grilled chicken (kai yang) with glutinous rice is a popular choice, as is phat kaphrao (spicy minced chicken with basil over rice).

3. Relax in a massage parlor

Even if you’ve only got a day, that shouldn’t stop you from finding inner peace under the professional hands of a masseuse. You’re in Thailand, after all. Head to Mei Spa in He Jia Grand Hotel (42 Moo 7, Karnjanaruji 2 Road, Samnakkam, Songkhla, 90320 Sadao, Thailand) for a great oil massage with unlimited usage of spa facilities after your session. You’ll feel completely rejuvenated and ready to continue exploring without any soreness or pain, as the staff is all experienced.

Alternatively, if you’d prefer an establishment not in a hotel, there’s the Gaya Thai Spa   (16-18, Rattanakorn 2 Road, Samnak Kham, Amphoe Sadao 902320 Thailand), opposite the Oliver (you’ll find the Oliver a very handy landmark if you get lost). Simple but clean and unpretentious, this is the place to go for traditional foot massages that will bring back a spring to your step.

4. Experience the Asian Cultural Village

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The newest attraction in town, the Village (888/333 Moo 7, Kanchanavanich Road, Samnakkham, Sadao 90320, Thailand) is suitable for the whole family, and will undeniably become the best part of your trip. This expansive park has over 10 separate highlights, guaranteeing a great time for everyone.

Kids will adore the aptly named Panda and Lovers’ Park, where about 50-odd panda statues dot a serene garden- all of them hand-painted. The Dinosaur Park is one of the main attractions and should not be missed for those who know their velociraptors from their Triceratops, as the exhibits are all larger than life, and the roars frighteningly real. There’s also the Wu Lin village, featuring two long rows of traditional Chinese wooden shophouses. Rows of red lanterns lend a festive look to the place, where you can check out each gorgeously decorated room, and maybe even try on some pretty traditional costumes for a small fee. If you get hungry, fear not, as there’s a seafood restaurant and food stalls in the park itself.

For shopping, there’s a duty-free store selling all kinds of Thai food products, all nicely packaged for your convenience. A forested area with a small huts for local vendors to sell their handmade crafts also makes for a unique experience . By night, most of the attractions light up brilliantly- a true sight to behold. Besides all these, there’s also a mini zoo, two temples, waterpark… we could go on, but you’ll have to come and see this amazing place for yourself.

5. Have a fabulous Thai meal at the Water View Restaurant

You can’t miss having a satisfying meal while in Dannok, and if going as a large group or a family, Thai-Chinese restaurants will be your best bet. For lunch or dinner with a view, the Water View Restaurant more than provides. It’s in a remote area near the border, so charter a tuk-tuk to get there.

They serve delicious seafood and authentic local favorites. Have a few items in mind before ordering, ask your waitress for accurate pricing and prepare to be wowed. Orders come by boat (yes, really) as the restaurant is stretched along the banks of a lake. With your own private hut to feast in, you’ll appreciate the peaceful atmosphere in the afternoon, and the twinkling lights at night.

Even with all that said, the greatest part about Water View still has to be its food. Prepared by Thai chefs, each dish is expertly spiced and cooked to perfection, from the fried fish to the cashew chicken. This also means no watered-down tom yam kung- you’ll face the whole heat of the chilies here. Bring a crowd, place your orders, and have some Singha while just enjoying the natural surroundings.

This  article  first appeared on  Trip101 ; your one-stop guide to discover the world.

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7 Tempat Menarik di Thailand Dannok

Tersembunyi di sepanjang sempadan Thailand-Malaysia adalah sebuah bandar kecil yang penuh dengan kejutan menarik – Dannok! Bagi yang biasa berulang alik mana-mana destinasi dari Malaysia ke Danok, Hatyai, Thailand memang mudah untuk menyeberangi ke negara jiran Thailand khususnya melalui Bukit Kayu Hitam. Terdapat pelbagai tempat menarik di Dannok yang terkenal dengan pemandangan indah, makanan sedap, dan budaya yang unik, membuatkan bandar kecil ini menjadi destinasi pelancongan yang terkenal di selatan Thailand.

Tempat Menarik Di Dannok – Pilihan Ramai Rakyat Malaysia

Dannok merupakan destinasi yang sangat popular dikunjungi oleh rakyat Malaysia kerana terletak berdekatan dengan sempadan antara Malaysia dan Thailand. Hanya mengambil masa lebih kurang 45 minit dari pintu sempadan! Selain itu, terdapat banyak tempat menarik di Dannok seperti pasar malam, tempat makan yang lazat dan pelbagai pusat membeli-belah yang menjual produk yang berpatutan dan berbagai-bagai jenis barangan.

Bagi yang sedang merancang trip ke Thailand, ketahuilah antara 7 tempat menarik yang boleh anda kunjungi di Dannok.

1. Pekan Dannok

Pekan Dannok adalah sebuah destinasi yang tidak boleh dilepaskan ketika melawat ke Dannok. Terletak berhampiran dengan sempadan antara Malaysia dan Thailand, pekan ini menawarkan banyak keistimewaan bagi pelancong yang ingin mengeksplorasi budaya dan daya tarikan unik di sekitar kawasan ini.

Yang membuat Pekan Dannok begitu menarik ialah suasana pasar malam yang sibuk dengan pelbagai produk murah dan pilihan makanan yang menyelerakan. Dari makanan klasik seperti kuih-muih tradisional, hingga produk fesyen, barang kemas dan barangan keperluan harian, anda pasti akan teruja dengan pelbagai pilihan yang ada.

2. Masjid Dannok (Fathu Islami Mosque)

Selain daripada menjadi pusat ibadat untuk umat Islam, masjid ini juga menawarkan keunikan dan pengalaman yang berharga untuk pelancong yang ingin mengenali kebudayaan Islam di Thailand. Dengan reka bentuk bangunannya yang elegan dan indah, Masjid Dannok mempunyai seni bina yang menakjubkan dengan sentuhan seni tradisional Thai yang memukau mata. Dengan ciri-ciri unik seperti atap bumbung bergaya Thai dan seni ukiran yang indah, masjid ini menawarkan pemandangan yang cantik dan menarik.

Masjid ini juga mempunyai kemudahan yang sangat baik dengan pelbagai kemudahan seperti kawasan solat yang selesa dan bersih, bilik air yang lengkap dan bersih serta kemudahan untuk solat jemaah yang mudah dan teratur. Selain itu, di sekitar masjid terdapat juga banyak kedai dan restoran yang menyajikan hidangan halal dan menyenangkan selera.

3. Restoran Makanan Islam

Pekan kecil ala-ala pekan koboi ini terkenal di kalangan food hunter sebagai destinasi syurga makanan. Tambahan pula, kebanyakan makanan yang dijual di Dannok juga adalah halal, menjadikannya sebagai sebuah destinasi makanan yang popular di kalangan masyarakat Muslim dari Malaysia. Selain terkenal dengan daging bakar, terdapat beberapa restoran Muslim di Dannok, Thailand yang menyajikan makanan halal.

Beberapa pilihan popular termasuk Restoran Kak Jah (terkenal dengan hidangan daging bakar), Asmin Tomyam, Restoran Hajilee dan Restoran Nurlaila Tomyam Seafood. Bagi yang teringin makan hidangan masakan Thailand enak dan halal, bolehlah serbu restoran-restoran ini di Dannok. Selain makanan yang sedap dan harga murah, ruang makannya juga selesa sesuai dengan cita rasa orang Malaysia.

4. Asian Cultural Village

Di sini, pelancong boleh menikmati pelbagai jenis aktiviti dan pengalaman yang mencerminkan kepelbagaian budaya Asia. Asian Cultural Village juga merupakan tempat yang sesuai untuk keluarga, dengan banyak aktiviti yang boleh dinikmati oleh pelancong dari semua peringkat umur. 

Antara tarikan menarik yang terdapat di dalam Asian Cultural Village adalah seperti persembahan tarian dan muzik tradisional, pusat pembelajaran kesenian tradisional, seperti membuat wayang kulit dan membuat kraftangan tangan seperti sulam, tenun, dan lain-lain. Terdapat juga aktiviti luar seperti memanah, menunggang kuda dan banyak lagi yang boleh dinikmati oleh pelancong dari semua peringkat umur.

5. Terowong Khao Nam Khang

Merupakan sebuah tempat bersejarah yang patut dilawati apabila berkunjung ke Danok. Terowong ini membawa kenangan zaman peperangan di Malaysia dan Thailand, di mana terowong ini menjadi tempat persembunyian komunis semasa perang berlaku. Dengan bayaran yang sangat berpatutan, anda berpeluang melihat sendiri terowong ini yang dibina pada tahun 1972. 

Anda boleh melawat muzium yang mempamerkan alatan perang yang digunakan semasa zaman komunis, alatan yang digunakan oleh komunis untuk hidup di atas bukit dan mengorek bukit, timber root museum, peti sejuk yang tidak menggunakan elektrik, bilik telegram, dan bilik komunis melakukan latihan menembak. Terowong ini mempunyai 16 pintu masuk dan keluar, membuatkan ia menjadi sebuah tempat yang menarik untuk dilawati.

6. ACV Recreation

Kawasan ini menawarkan pelbagai aktiviti air yang menarik seperti menaiki bot dan mengayuh basikal air yang berbentuk itik, yang pasti akan memacu adrenalin anda. Di tengah-tengah kawasan ini, terdapat sebuah tasik sederhana besar yang dihiasi dengan Chinese Bridge yang merentangi tasik tersebut. 

Anda boleh menyewa paddle boat yang boleh dinaiki oleh 2 orang dengan bayaran yang cukup berpatutan, iaitu hanya 100 baht sahaja. Namun, pengalaman yang paling unik di ACV Recreation ialah pengalaman menaiki basikal air yang berbentuk itik. Bagi mereka yang ingin mengambil sedikit masa untuk berehat dan bersantai, menikmati keindahan persekitaran di tasik ini adalah pilihan yang terbaik. 

7. Dannok Walk

Bagi yang minat shopping sambil jalan-jalan bolehlah singgah Dannok Walk ini. Terletak di jantung pusat bandar, Dannok Walk adalah kawasan yang menawarkan pelbagai produk yang menarik seperti pakaian tradisional, makanan, barangan souvenir dan banyak lagi. Anda juga boleh merasakan pengalaman membeli-belah seperti seorang penduduk tempatan di sini. 

Di samping itu, Dannok Walk juga terkenal dengan seni grafitti dan mural yang menarik di dinding bangunan, yang pasti akan memikat minat pengunjung yang suka bergambar. Anda boleh mengambil gambar di depan mural-mural tersebut sebagai kenangan semasa melawat ke Dannok. Tidak hanya itu, Dannok Walk juga menawarkan pelbagai aktiviti seperti berjalan kaki, menikmati hidangan tempatan, dan menikmati suasana malam yang meriah. 

Nikmati Pengalaman Perjalanan Yang Tenang Dan Selamat Di Dannok Dengan GoThai

Mahu nikmati pengalaman perjalanan yang tenang dan selamat di Dannok? Dengan GoThai, anda tidak perlu risau tentang kemungkinan risiko ketika anda memandu kereta sendiri di Dannok. GoThai menawarkan pelbagai produk insurans kenderaan yang merangkumi perlindungan yang komprehensif, termasuk perlindungan untuk kerosakan kenderaan dan kecederaan diri. Dengan polisi insurans GoThai yang sesuai dengan keperluan anda, anda dapat menikmati perjalanan yang tenang dan selamat di Dannok, tanpa perlu risau tentang kemungkinan risiko yang tidak dijangka.

Daftar dan beli insurans secara mudah dengan GoThai di sini . Insyallah semua proses insurans yang diperlukan akan diuruskan dengan sebaiknya dan anda boleh menikmati masa yang tenang sepanjang perjalanan anda di Dannok!

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Posted September 19, 2011 by liongirlblog in Visit: Thailand -Southern . 14 Comments

Viola!   With the heat of the day, that was what I needed most!  Got myself a cup and felt blissful for the next hour!  I had never drank such a refreshing cold drink before!  Hahaha! 

“ONG SNUAI” aka King Manggo!  Sweet whether ripe or not!  Must buy!

See poor Bro TT standing on the left side of the road with those yellow shopping bags while dear wife and dear cousin shopping at the fruit stall opposite of him! 

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Posted by Sharon on September 19, 2011 at 8:01 am

Haha…aiyorr, do chickens really die with their legs straight or are you pulling my leg? ^.^

Posted by LION GIRL on September 19, 2011 at 8:17 am

Hahaha, Sharon ah, I really don't know lah! Do you feel your legs pulled?! Ahahaha!

Posted by amy on September 19, 2011 at 4:01 pm

LG, we enjoyed this trip so much too.The mango is not "O KIM", is called "ONG SNUAI"means KING MANGO.

Posted by LION GIRL on September 20, 2011 at 2:15 am

Correction done! Thanks Amy jei jei! Thanks again for the wonderful memorable Kedah/ Thai trip! ;D

Posted by Casendra on September 22, 2011 at 3:35 am

hehehe… u also have a very busy schedule leh…

Posted by LION GIRL on September 22, 2011 at 7:58 am

Casendra dear, I am off for more fun-fun-fun very, very soon! Look out for their posts…coming sooonnnn………

Posted by Casendra on September 22, 2011 at 8:04 am

okok enjoy enjoy! 😀

Posted by Anonymous on September 26, 2011 at 6:36 am

Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, I feel strongly about it and love learning more on this topic. If potential, as you acquire experience, would you thoughts updating your blog with further info? This can be very helpful for me.

Posted by Garlic on September 26, 2011 at 9:48 am

Hi Lion Girl, i'm wondering is there any hotel there since u all are having a day trip. Very interesting, hoping i can spend time over there. THX

Posted by stevesmith on September 27, 2011 at 12:30 am

Hi, Really Danok is an very beautiful place.. Thanks for sharing these pictures.. Hope you have enjoyed..

Posted by LION GIRL on September 27, 2011 at 9:30 am

Garlic, I am sure there are hotels/motels etc there except we did not bother to look out for them lah! Can go back to brother TT's house for the night mah. Not so far away from Danok one. I say you will love this place if you love to shop and eat, shop and eat! Hehe. If you really want to stay overnight, maybe you would like to go all the way to Hatyai or even Songkla! Nice places too! Search my blog for Songkla or check out all my Thailand posts for more sharing! Cheers!

Posted by LION GIRL on September 27, 2011 at 9:33 am

stevesmith, glad you enjoyed the sharing. Yup! Danok is a fun place to shop and eat! I had a real good time there! Cheers!

Posted by EereNoon on October 28, 2011 at 9:44 pm

LOL!! Of course i'd been to Dannok but I dont really like it…

Posted by LION GIRL on October 29, 2011 at 1:24 am

Hi, EereNoon, of course! You are from Thailand mah! Hahaha! Checked your blog already! Nice…Guess only tourists will like Danok coz to the locals it is just a tourist place with everything more expensive than where they come from, right? As for us, we have no choice lor, that's one of the closest of Thailand we can get to! Still, love it! Yeay!

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very good info, it's good to know the cheap price of cathy products. can't wait for the next few week!

have a great trip Marionette..

Informative article and interesting, what always amazes me is how quick Thai people react at an opportunity as it was here after the last bombs in Hat Yai many nightlife stuff was immediately shifted to Danok. One more thing keep in mind the border is closed from 11 pm to 5 am so no way to get south deep in the night. Also to clear one thing > dont make the Thai uniformed shine in a a dark light, I pass through this border for more than 20 years and NEVER anyone asked me for a "gift". I don't believe what your sister told you or maybe it was a misunderstanding since non of the Thai border people speaks English and does your sister speak Thai? Instead you can have a look here: http://www.nightlife.thailandmagic.com/p/danok-nightlife-girls-ladyboys.html This is why 90% of the Malaysian guys have a good time here.

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Dannok ialah sebuah bandar kecil terletak di berhampiran Bandar Sadao dan terkenal dengan perdagangan sempadan yang sibuk dan berdekatan dengan Malaysia. Pekan yang juga berfungsi sebagai pintu masuk ke destinasi popular lain seperti Hat Yai, menjadikannya perhentian yang mudah dan menarik bagi mereka yang melancong di rantau ini.

Mari kita ketahui tempat-tempat menarik di Dannok!

3 Tempat Menarik Berdekatan Hat Yai – Dannok, Thailand

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Sebelum anda menghala terus ke Hat Yai dari Bukit Kayu Hitam, jom nikmati pengalaman bersiar-siar dan membeli-belah di SP Duty Free di Dannok. Dengan pelbagai barangan bebas cukai seperti parfum, kosmetik, aksesori, dan produk elektronik, anda boleh memenuhi keperluan dan kehendak anda dengan harga yang berpatutan. Jelajahi pelbagai jenama terkenal dan manfaatkan promosi menarik yang ditawarkan di sini!

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2. Asian Cultural Village @ Dannok

Tidak jauh dari SP Duty Free @ Dannok, mari singgah ke Asian Cultural Village di Dannok dan terpesona dengan kepelbagaian budaya dan warisan Asia yang dipamerkan. Dalam kawasan ini, anda akan menjumpai replika bangunan dan elemen seni yang mewakili pelbagai negara seperti Thailand, China, Jepun, dan Korea. Percuma masuk tetapi harga tiket adalah bergantung kepada aktiviti semasa ya. Jadi, mari terokailah pameran dan persembahan seni dan budaya, dan pelajari lebih banyak tentang kekayaan warisan Asia yang menakjubkan!

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Tantalizing Top 10 Thai Street Foods

Thai Street Foods are the best when you want something to fill your tummy but not a sit-down meal in a restaurant.

You can grab a snack from a Thai 7 Eleven just as easily as you can perch yourself on the simple plastic tables and chairs for diners.

Thai food culture, especially Thai Street Foods, is lively, communal, and rewarding for those willing to try new dishes.

Look out for these favorite healthy dishes when you’re browsing Thailand’s night markets and street stalls.

A walk at night looking for the top Thai Street Foods spells temptation from the incredible smells of grilling meats, chicken, and shellfish over hot coals from street foods stalls.

The juicy grilled Thai Grilled Pork (Moo Ping หมูปิ้ง) and Thai Grilled Chicken (Gai Yang ไก่ย่าง) make my mouth water even as I write this.

It’s a fabulous eating trip that makes me hungry all over again when I recall the sweet, creamy desserts.

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The Top 10 Thai Street Foods list is one of my absolute favorites, and I must eat it whenever I visit Thailand.

Feel free to share if you have another list of must-eats hawker fares.

Let’s Start With The Best Thai Street Foods 

#1 Thai Grilled Chicken (Gai Yang ไก่ย่าง)

Thai-style grilled chicken is one of the tastiest Thai street foods you’ll never get enough of eating.

The marinade has cilantro, white pepper, garlic, and fish sauce, and the grilled chicken bursts with flavor!

I practically drool most of the time as I watch the vendor baste both sides of the chicken in the marinade.

The best way to eat this is straight off the coals of a street vendor’s BBQ.

Gai Yang ไก่ย่าง (Thai Grilled Chicken)

#2 Thai Grilled Pork (Moo Ping หมูปิ้ง)

Moo Ping, or grilled pork on a skewer, is the answer to why pork tastes so darn good.

It is the simplest way to prepare the best cut of pork marinated with coriander root, pepper, and garlic.

Thais use Milk as a pork tenderizer.

The pork slices are threaded onto the skewers and grilled over the flame on a charcoal BBQ for that smoky, charred smell.

Pro Tip: Eat that with Sticky Rice.

Moo Ping (Thai Grilled Pork Skewers)

#3 Thai Deep Fried Crispy Chicken Skin (หนังไก่ทอดกรอบ) 

Thai Deep-Fried Crispy Chicken Skin is a complimentary snack popular in Thailand as hot chips are in McD.

The best-fried chicken skin is remarkably light, airy, and not oily.

It is salty with savory notes of umami-boosting soy sauce in the batter.

My Thai friends said it is mixed with cilantro powder and garlic powder.

Thai Deep Fried Chicken Skin (nhang kai thod)

#4 Thai Boat Noddles (Doy Kuay Teow Reua ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ)

Thai Boat Noodles has a robust, flavorful soup made of rich beef broth intensified by a fresh cow’s blood splash!

Boat noodles are the most flavorsome of all Thai noodle soups.

Traditionally, boat noodles are served from small boats gliding along Thailand’s floating markets.

The roadside stall that I like is a short distance from the Sadao border.

There’s a choice of beef or pork with meatballs, sliced meat, and pork liver.

I like the dark, robust blood soup, which has a strong flavor.

The noodles are topped with fresh herbs and soft-boiled eggs.

Doy Kuay Teow Reua (ต้อยก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ)

#5 Thai Wanton Noodles (Ba Mee บะหมี่แห้ง)

Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong have their version of Wanton Noodles .

The Thai dry version is in a light soy sauce with pork lard oil and topped with chili flakes.

The egg noodles are delicious, springy, and drier with minimal seasoning.

Thai Wonton Noodles have a distinct taste that I enjoy.

The portion is large, and the hawkers are not stingy with the ingredients, making it quite a filling bowl of noodles.

You’ll love the meatier bites of regular char siew and plenty of wantons with plump minced pork fillings.

If you’re in Dan Nok, this is the stall you need to try.

Thai Wonton Noodles (Ba Mee)

#6 Pad Thai Noodle (ผัดไทยกุ้งสด)

Pad Thai Noodles are one of the cheapest satisfying meals in Thailand.

The noodles are flavorful and delicious.

It’s a staple of the Thai diet and is eaten as street food by many local eateries.

The flavor of Pad Thai Noodles is unique from the Thai ‘fish sauce’ that gives it a special zing.

Pad Thai Noodles are a fast and easy meal to prepare and eat.

Shrimp, garlic, red chili pepper, and bean sprouts are the ingredients.

As you eat it with a lot of fresh herbs and vegetables, it is nutritious too.

For a luxurious version, sometimes meat is added to this simple dish.

It is cooked with chicken, fresh shrimp, crab, or as a vegetarian dish.

The wide range of textures in every mouthful of Pad Thai makes the experience enjoyable.

You get to bite on soft noodles and crunch on raw fresh bean sprouts and green chives.

Due to their affordability, range of textures, and flavor complexities, food bloggers highly praise these noodles.

A popular topping is a cut-up wedge of lime and chopped peanuts.

Pad Thai Noodle – Nut Allergy Alert

Pro Tip: If you have a nut allergy, it is best to avoid Pad Thai altogether.

Pad Thai Noodle. Photo by Alyssa Kowalski on Unsplash

#7 Deep-Fried Green Papaya Salad Recipe (Som Tum ส้มตำไทย)

Deep-Fried Som Tam (Thai Salad).

It tastes like a light and airy Thai tempura served with a wickedly delicious sweet, spicy, and sour dipping sauce poured on top.

This fried version keeps the papaya crisp and from getting soggy.

Deep-Fried Som Tam (Thai Salad)

#8 Sweet Drumstick Pineapples

Thailand mini pineapples are sweet and crunchy ; you can eat the stem, too.

Found in all street markets across Thailand, these are sold with a salt chili powder to dip in.

You will be mesmerized to see how the Thais cut out the eyes from the pineapple.

I swear I’ve never tasted sweeter and juicer pineapples than the baby whole Thai pineapples.

Mini pineapple looks exactly like their larger cousins.

Taste-wise, the flavor is more intense, and the flesh is a lot sweeter.

The best part is the inner core of the mini pineapple is not too hard or fibrous.

It is edible.

These pineapples will taste excellent in salsa or as a kerabu or tart filling.

Mini Thailand Pineapple, you can eat by holding the stem. Photo: B L Khoo

#9 Thai Sweet Sticky Rice With Mango  (Khao Neeo Mamuang ข้าวเหนียวมะม่วง)

This simple Thai dessert is addictive.

It consists of steamed glutinous sticky rice served with fragrant, tender, sweet slices of mango.

Drenched and seasoned with salty-sweet coconut milk, the cream will make an addict out of you.

The secret is in the sauce.

Make that by mixing 1/2 cup coconut milk, one tablespoon sugar, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and tapioca starch in a saucepan and bringing to a boil.

Place the sticky rice on a serving dish.

Prepare mango by cutting it open and slicing it into bite-size pieces.

Arrange the mangos on top of the rice.

Spoon over the coconut crème and top that with toasted sesame seeds.

Khao Neeo Mamuang (Thai Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango)

#10 Thai Street Foods Signature Coconut Ice Cream (ไอติมกะทิ)

Dangerously delicious, I cannot have enough coconut ice cream in Thailand.

This wonder has a cooked sticky glutinous rice base with white bread cubes topped with six small coconut ice-cream scoops.

The topping is candied pineapple, fresh coconut flesh, peanuts, drizzled with condensed milk, and raspberry jam.

It cost 30 THB in a regular ice cream container and 40 THB served in a coconut shell.

Thai Signature Coconut Ice Creams

Still hungry even after trying the Top 10 Street Foods in Dannok Songkhla Province you can spend the wee hours at a 7-Eleven LIKE us!

Happy people in Thailand’s 7-Eleven

Blog Disclosure: This is a sponsored blog post, and I’m grateful for the opportunity. All opinions expressed are my own. Thank you, Tourism Authority of Thailand , for the media invitation to Dannok.

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