THAILAND Street Food in Hua Hin 🇹🇭 ULTIMATE Thai Night Market Food Tour in Hua Hin!

fish sauce

🥗Healthier: soy sauce

💰Cheaper: salt + vinegar

Soy sauce is easier to find and lower in sodium.

chicken

🥗Healthier: tofu

💰Cheaper: pork

Tofu is plant-based and often less expensive.

peanuts

🥗Healthier: sunflower seeds

💰Cheaper: cashews

Sunflower seeds provide similar crunch with fewer allergens.

Thai basil

🥗Healthier: sweet basil

💰Cheaper: regular basil

Sweet basil is more widely available and still aromatic.

Arrive at the night market in Hua Hin, Thailand.

Purchase fried pork with fried garlic for 60 baht.

Describe the fried pork as juicy and crispy, noting the presence of whole pieces of fried garlic.

Taste the fried pork, commenting on its flavor and texture.

Find a stall making Hoi Tod (oyster pancake) with mussels.

Observe the Hoi Tod being prepared with egg and pancake batter, loaded with mussels.

Taste the mussels Hoi Tod, noting the juicy mussels and crispy edges of the pancake.

Add spicy chili sauce to the Hoi Tod and taste it again, commenting on the flavor.

Visit a stall selling Korean hot dogs, specifically one filled with cheese.

Order a cheese Korean hot dog, noting its size and heaviness.

Taste the Korean hot dog, describing the cheese inside and the crispy outside.

Comment on the flavors from the powders and sauces used on the hot dog.

Explore the night market, mentioning its size and variety of food and shopping options.

Purchase an ice cream bun with coconut and coffee ice cream.

Taste the ice cream bun, commenting on the flavors and texture of the bread.

Taste the coffee ice cream, noting its strong flavor compared to the coconut.

Visit a stall selling Kanom Krok (coconut rice pancakes).

Observe the Kanom Krok being made on a hot iron plate.

Taste the Kanom Krok, describing the flavors of taro and corn toppings.

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