Most of the drinks in Thailand are not strictly only Thai but rather drinks that are common regionally.
But the tastes vary from country to country and here we explore the way that drinks are prepared in Thailand.
On the Thai sois there are many vendors selling drinks, mainly iced but also hot and in this section we recreate the tastes that you find from these Thai Street stalls.
Also included in this section are the small dishes that you might order to accompany a drink in a bar as you might enjoy a nibble of Potato wedges or peanuts in the West.
That said, some of these snacks might also be eaten on their own as you might eat a bag of crisps in the West.
Thai Iced Lemon Tea is really Thai Iced Lime Tea because limes are plentiful in Thailand. You can use lemon or limes – the taste will differ slightly but either way, you’ll end up with a super refreshing drink for …
Mango fruit roll ups are really easy to make with just four ingredients and a little patience while they slowly dry in the oven or dehydrator. Full of vitamins and taste, these chewy mango rolls, which also go by the …
This mango smoothie with honey & lime is the perfect partner if you are living in Thailand where it is summer every day. With temperatures in Central Thailand around 30°C (86°F) all year long and getting up as high as …
If you have ever been to Thailand and gone looking for Thai Street Food then you’ll have come across lots of drinks vendors selling Iced Thai Green Tea, Thai Milk Tea and a host of other cold drinks over crushed …
Butterfly Pea Tea or more literally Butterfly Pea Flower Tea, is a simple drink that is common across Thailand where we call it Nahm Dok Anchan. You’ll find out how to make Butterfly Pea Tea – it’s easy and looks …
How to make boba at home? It’s easy. Making bubble tea (that’s milk tea with boba tapioca pearls) is easy to make at home too but if you don’t have shop-bought boba pearls to hand, then you might dismiss the …
This pandan drink is a simple Thai recipe using pandan leaves, boiled water, and sugar. It is not the Filipino Buko Pandan which is a jelly made with young coconut and is a dessert rather than a drink. How to …
This air fryer garlic bread recipe is super quick but if you don’t have an air fryer yet then you can make it in a fan assisted oven using a grid rack and tray. Believe me, an air fryer is …
This 5 minute mango lassi recipe has only 5 ingredients. You can use fresh mango or canned and it tastes sublime! And if you love mango then you HAVE to try mango with sticky rice – a Thai national favorite …
Bael is a firm fruit that is dried and made into this Bael Fruit Tea in south-east Asia because it is traditional and supposedly has health benefits. Watch How to Make Thai Bael Fruit Drink Video Link to How to …