Top 10 Facts About Thai Square Restaurant Food

London is a heaven for Thai cuisine and Thai Square Restaurant is one popular Thai eating joint for Londoners.

Here are a few facts about Thai cuisine served at your favorite restaurant–

There is nothing like very authentic Thai cuisine as the culinary traditions and cuisines of Thailand have been greatly influenced by its neighboring states like Burma, northern Laos, China, Cambodia in south, and by Vietnamese cuisine to its east.

1. Chok Thai & Khao Kha Mu Dishes

The oldest dishes of Thailand include Chok Thai (rice porridge), Kuaitiao Rat Na (fried rice-noodles) and KhaoKhaMu (stewed pork with rice). You can catch a taste of such historical recipes at Thai Square Restaurant.

 

2. Deep Frying

Thai people prefer to use wok for cooking, deep-frying and stir-frying dishes. Thai Square Restaurant also cooks all dishes in traditional Thai manner only.

3. Tamarind Sauce and Fish Sauce

Are the essence of  Thai along with main ingredients like Shrimp paste, chillies, shallots, garlic, lemongrass, galangal and coriander.

4. Rice

Rice is the main Thai meal along with many other complementary dishes. Thai cuisine has many varieties of rice – Jasmine rice, Saffron rice, Coconut rice, Not-gluttonous rice, sticky rice and so one. You can enjoy all these varieties of rice at Thai Square Restaurant.

5. Salads and Soups

Salads and Soups are important part of their meal. You will find a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in Salads served at Thai Square Restaurant like papaya, jackfruit, mango, pomelo, pineapple, rose apples, durian, Burmese grapes and other native fruits.

6. Thai Curries

No Meal is considered complete without a curry dish. Basically, there are numerous curries in Thai cuisine but the popular ones are Green Curry, Yellow Curry, Red Curry, Penang Curry and Massaman Curry.

7. Thai Noodle Dishes

Thai people are very fond of noodle dishes. No wonder, stir-fried noodled or Pad Thai is a popular dish all over the world. One interesting fact is that all noodle dishes come as an individual serving and are not meant to be shared and eaten communally.

8. Thai Desserts

Thai Desserts are most amazing and a lot healthier than western cuisines. In fact, a special dessert served at Thai Square Restaurant, MamuangKuan which is made from preserved mango, and is served as flat wafers or as a roll, is quite a rage in London.

9. Thai Popular Drinks

One of the most popular drinks of Thai cuisine, Cha yen – Thai iced tea, is the best accompaniment for a snacky evening date at Thai Square Restaurant. Cha Yen has earned a lot of appreciation from food-lovers all over the world.

We invite you to take your Taste buds for a Thai trip at Thai Square Restaurant and relish the Thai hospitality.