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20/05/2016

ข้าวผัดอเมริกัน or American fried rice is a name of Thai fried rice that cooked with American ingredients like fried chicken, ham, sausage, raisins, ketchup, and sometimes pineapple.
It might sound a bit weird that we named it after other country's name. But this is only because it was firstly created during the Vietnam War; to serve United States Army who, at that time, based in Thailand.
Since then, Thai people called it as American fried rice and nowadays It has now even be appeared on Thai restaurant's menu in the United States. XD
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17/05/2016

ขนมโตเกียว or Tokyo Roll - is a kind of streetfood in Thailand. As we told you before, Thai's food has many dishes that its name has nothing related to the food itself. Tokyo Roll is one of them.
This starter dish is made of flour: thin flatbread, and rolled around the fillings, sth looks a bit like Mexican Tacos. But for Tokyo Roll, you can choose to fill it with any toppings you want, from sweeten custard cream to eggs to minced pork. As long as you can enjoy with the choice you made, Thai people can make it happen!
So next time if you come across this Tokyo Roll in Thailand, dnt forget to taste one
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15/05/2016

ขนมจีน (ka-nom-jeen) is a name for one of the famous dishes in Thailand. The exact meaning of this name is "Chinese snack", as "ka-nom" means snack and "jeen" means chinese.

But the fact is this dish has nothing relevant to China or snack at all. The word came from Ramannadesa area in the past and transfromed from Mon language, in which is now used only very few area of Thailand and Myanmar.

Indeed, Thailand has some dishes like this one that named after some countries around the world. Yet, none of them really has its origin from those countries or even known by people in those nations. We will show you some other example next time :) stay tuned!
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13/05/2016

Let's take a look Thai Street Food and fun activities at Chiang Mai’s Sunday Night Market~!!

Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand Sunday Night Market Visiting the Chiang Mai Sunday Night Market is an experience that shouldn’t be missed! If you’re planning ...

11/05/2016

This blog explains well about how to order streetfood noodles in Thailand :)

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09/05/2016

Northern Thailand once used to be Lanna Kingdom, which its central nowadays is located at Chiang-Mai. The kingdom was powerful enough to expand its territory and colony in Southeast Asia, influencing North of Thailand with plenty of mixed international culture and also food.

Moreover, the landscape of Northern Thailand is covered with plateau and high mountains. So the food is normally cooked with the ingredients that easily gathered in the forest such as wild fruits and vegetables.

Ingredients aside, Northern food is somewhat overcooked and usually not extremely flavored, especially not sour. Some might said that it’s a bit mild compared with other regions in Thailand. But flavorful still.

Here at CachaCacha in Sanlitun, Beijing. You can try the genuine Northern Thai Food, just exactly like you are at Chiang-Mai. Having a wonderful meal from our top Thai chefs is a great way to chill out with loved ones.
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06/05/2016

Thai food is known to be one of the most popular dishes among other international cuisines because of its abundance flavors and aromas.

As we all might be familiar with the idea that Thai Jasmine Rice is the world's finest rice, so most of Thai food is normally made of rice, sticky rice, and the products of rice. Moreover, people usually think that Thai food is all about spiciness. YES, we frequently use chili and plenty of herbs but not with everything.

Thailand is also a place where you could easily find the diversity of vegetable and fruit. Since we take advantage of this freshness of veggie, then most of the dishes are full of healthiness. Moreover, the stunning coastal scenery of Southern Thailand is not only for leisure but also for fishery. Plenty of seafood in Thailand is delivered from there and imported from all over the world.

Because Thai food is famous for its profusion of recipe, we geographically subdivide Thai food into big 4 different sorts: Central, Northern, Northeastern, and Southern Food. We guarantee that it’s all savory and recommend you to add having authentic Thai food in your bucket list!

Ps. This mouthwatering picture is only an example from an abundant yummy recipes of each region :)
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05/05/2016

Since Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is one of the Special Administrative Provinces, so some might said that there are only 76 provinces in Thailand instead of 77.

However, all of the provinces can also be geographical divided into six regions, which are Central, Northern, North-Eastern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Thailand.

As a result, with over 67 million citizens, each region of the country has its own unique culture, language, fashion, and even food. But one thing in common is that we all surely have summer season hahaha.
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03/05/2016

คชา is an original Thai word literally means elephant, pronounced as ca-cha in English. Elephant is not only representing the national animal of Thailand, but also used to be a symbol in Thailand's national flag back in 1817-1916.

In the past, not like Western countries that used horses, Thai's elephant was symbolic of a warfare animal, the King and elephant were always fought against all the enemies side by side.

So whenever we talk about Cacha, Thailand always somehow calls to mind. This name is chosen to show you how authentic Thai food is served here. Not only one Cacha but twice! We are CachaCacha!

Last but not least, to answer one of the FAQs, we, Thai people currently don't use the elephants as our vehicles, we also use cars or subway for transportation just like the rest of the world :D

原来คชา (Ca-cha) 是传统泰语，意思是大象。大象不只是代表国民的动物，以前我们也把它象征在泰国国旗上。西方人把马代表战争，但是泰国是大象的。从来泰国国王和大象一起并肩跟对抗打斗。因而，泰国人听到Cacha 的时候就想到大象。我们饭馆选这个名字代表很道地的泰国菜。不但是Cacha 而且是 CachaCacha！

不过，泰国人不是把大象当作车子，我们也开车或者坐地铁跟你们和别的国家一样的。

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02/05/2016

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30/04/2016

Have a great long weekend everyone!
You'd better stay home if you dnt wanna stuck in the traffic :p
Ps. The upper pic is from Beijing while the bottom photos are from Bangkok!
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28/04/2016

Never Go To Thailand, because you will not want to leave :p

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