A traditional khantoke dinner features an array of northern Thai food served on a small round wooden table. Photo: Thai AirAsia/Supawas Inthip
When it comes to eating out in Thailand, the mantra I subscribe to is this: Go to any stall on the street, order anything off the menu – and prepare to be wowed. That’s the kind of faith I have in one of the world’s best food destinations.
Of course, Tom Yum Goong and green curry are must-eats in Thailand. And Bangkok is the obvious choice to seek out those dishes as it offers special dining experiences. One in particular is at the renowned Joe Louis restaurant at Asiatique The Riverfront. The establishment serves local cuisines while featuring the ancient art of Thai puppetry.
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