A Glossary Of Typical Thai Dishes At Prax’s

Overview

If you are confused as to which dish to order when you are looking to eat Thai food, here is a glossary of the typical Thai dishes at Prax’s.

Planning to eat at a Thai food Jumeriah Dubai can be a challenge at times, especially if you are trying Thai food for the first time. Looking up dishes on the internet can be a good idea.

The internet has a lot of information about authentic Thai dishes and the dishes sometimes are customized for a specific country.

So, when you are selecting Thai dishes, remember that it might not be the same as described on the Internet. Even traditional Thai recipes for a given dish can be different. The city plays a vital role. Green curry in Thailand can be different from green curry in another country.

A variety of factors make descriptions and recipes a fluid process. Becoming familiar with multiple possibilities and perspectives can enliven one’s eating experience further and help them to generate new tastes and ideas.

Our Thai restaurant in Dubai will provide menus that provide explanations of each dish. We are also available for Thai food home delivery Jumeirah Dubai. Some of the dishes also have their names written in Thai or have a phonetic English pronunciation of the Thai name.

The name of the dishes is usually derived from the main ingredient. For example, Kaeng Kiaw Wann Gai interprets literally as green, curry, chicken and sweet. These are some of the typical Thai dishes in Thailand.

Kluay Ping: Charcoal grilled banana

Roti Sai Mai: Flour wrapped spun candy

Tod Mu Pla: Is a fried fish cake with peanut and cucumber in the sweet dipping sauce.

Po Pia Tod: Deep fried spring rolls with sweet dipping sauce.

Noodle Dishes

There are many types of noodles in the Thai cuisine such as rice, egg and transparent noodles. Most Thai dishes are eaten with chopsticks rather than spoon and fork.

Bami Kiaw Nam: It is an egg noodle soup with wonts filled with meat, sliced barbeque pork and vegetables.

Bami Haeng: It is egg noodles served dry with meatballs made of chicken, beef and fish balls.

Pad Thai: It is a stir fried medium noodles served with egg, dried shrimp and fried bean curd sprinkled with peanuts and beansprout.

Kaho Soi: It is a Chiang Mai-style noodles served with creamy sauce over the egg noodles.

Pad Kee Mao: It is stir-fried noodles served with a meat and vegetables with chilies.

Pad See Eew: It is stir-fried noodles served with a meat and vegetables with black soy sauce.

Therefore, if you are looking for the best Thai food Jumeirah Dubai, you should visit our restaurant to enjoy the awesome delicacies of the Thai cuisine.

Asad Parkar loves to try Thai food and write about them.

Contact Prax's

25 Jumeira Rd, DubaiUnited Arab Emairate

800 77297

Open Hours: 12PM–12AM

Website:http://www.praxs.ae/order-online.html