THAI STREET FOOD
BANGKOK, THAILAND
GOOD FOOD. GOOD PEOPLE. BANGKOK.
A little heat. A lot of heart. Thai street food
that stays with you long after the last bite.
Come hungry. 
THE ONE TO START WITH
ข้าวต้ม
140 THB
Before the big flavours, a quiet favourite.
Soft rice. A fragrant chicken broth. Minced pork, earthy shiitake and a little warmth from ginger. Our signature is a bowl that asks you to slow down.
A familiar Thai breakfast, Khao Tom keeps the rice grains in a light, soothing soup. For a first taste of everyday Thai comfort, this is a very good place to begin.
02 / THE SWEET SIDE
There’s always
room for this.
Ripe mango, soft sticky rice and rich coconut. A little tropical sunshine at the end of your meal.
FRUITY. CREAMY. CLASSIC.
Cool, smooth and unmistakably coconut. The kind of finish a warm Bangkok day calls for.
YOUR COOL-DOWN MOMENT.
3 small cups
Little steamed coconut puddings with a sweet base and a gently salty coconut top. Small cups, big affection.
ขนมถ้วย / A TWO-LAYER THAI FAVOURITE.
03 / OUR KIND OF FOOD
The best souvenir isn’t always something you can pack.
Sometimes it’s the first spoonful of a soup you’ve never tried. The smell of holy basil. The friend who insists you taste their noodles.
THAM is about those moments. Everyday Thai food, given the care it deserves. Bold flavours, familiar comforts and an invitation to stay curious.
Whether Bangkok is home or just one stop on your journey, there’s a story waiting in your next bite.
Food. People. Culture.04 / A LITTLE LOCAL KNOW-HOW
Sour, sweet, salty, spicy: Thai food plays with contrast. Look for lime in Tom Yum, tamarind in Pad Thai and the soft richness of coconut in Massaman. There’s much more to discover than heat.
In the mood for comfort? Try Khao Tom or Chicken Khao Pad. Curious about aromatic flavours? Start with Tom Yum. Craving garlic and chilli? Pad Kra Pao is your next stop.
Back to the dishesOne of the pleasures of a Thai meal is tasting a little of everything. If you’re eating together, choose different dishes, share a few spoonfuls and discover the contrast between a fragrant soup and a rich curry.
Different menus spell Thai words differently in English. Krapao, kra pao, kaphrao: you’re still looking for that fragrant holy basil.
Explore Thai food with the Tourism Authority of Thailand, learn about Pad Kra Pao, or discover Thailand’s regional flavours.
COME FOR THE FOOD.
STAY FOR THE FEELING.