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Soft Shell Crab ) at Fai Klom Thana Restaurant )

Soft Shell Crab ) at Fai Klom Thana Restaurant )

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Fai Klom Thana, a restaurant in Bangkok, serves a marvelous plate of soft shell crab fried with herbs and chilies. Get all the details here: Located in northern Bangkok, pretty close to the massive PTT headquarters, which is the state owned oil company in Thailand, is a restaurant called Fai Klom Thana. They mostly make stir fried Thai dishes, sort of Chinese influenced, and everything we ate there was quite tasty. The restaurant attracts many people, especially office workers in the nearby buildings. But although Fai Klom Thana ) is located right in Bangkok, its down a quiet neighborhood street, so it really feels like youre removed from most of the city - so its a nice eating environment. Anyway, we started off with an order of tod man goong, small shrimp patties, deep fried to a crispy. Im not usually a huge fan of patties, so these werent my favorite - but they were pretty good for what they were. It sort of tasted like a shrimp hot dog to me, which crispy edges - good but not mindblowing. They were served with a sweet dipping sauce that tasted like honey. Next came a plate of kana pla kem, Chinese broccoli stir fried with salted fish. This was probably one of my favorite Thai dishes I ordered at Fai Klom Thana. The vegetable was stir fried on just the right high fire, so it was cirp and incredibly fresh tasting. The taste of the salted fish contributed nicely to the flavor, and though it was a bit salty, it was extremely tasty. Similar to Thai tom yum soup, but a bit different, tom klong pla chon tod, was an amazing dish we ate here. The difference between Thai tom yum soup and tom klong pla chon tod, is that the ingredients, namely the herbs and spices are first fried before adding them to the soup in tom klong. Anyway, it was extremely flavorful and I could taste the lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, and those wonderfully fragrant deep fried chilies. The soup was sour, spicy, and extremely soothing. Ok, finally lets move on to the boo neem pad prik tai dam, the soft shell crab dish. I had no intention of ordering soft shell crab, but when I saw it on the menu, there was no way I was going to be able to resist - soft shell crab is one of the finest things to eat. The crab was first deep fried, and then it was stir fried with an array of peppers, onions, green peppercorns, and kaffir lime leaves. The soft shell crab ) was so crispy and so flavorful, and what I especially loved was the amazing flavor of the kaffir lime leaves and the strong pungent flavor of the green peppercorns. If there was only one downside, the boo neem pad prik tai dam ) was a bit on the salty side, but it was still marvelous delicious and I would definitely eat it again and again. If youre ever in the northern part of Bangkok around Chatuchak, Fai Klom Thana ) is well worth a stop for lunch or dinner. The food hits the spot. Fai Klom Thana ) Address: Soi Vibhavadi Rangsit 11 Yaek 6, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Open hours: 11: 30 am 2: 30 pm for lunch, 5 pm 9: 30 pm for dinner (closed on Sunday) Prices for food: Our total bill came to 550 THB for two of us (the soft shell crab was only 180 THB, which was a very good deal) Phone number: 02-537-8310 Get directions here: 11 11: 30 14: 30, 17: 00 21: 30 ( ) . 02-537-8310
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


I don't even like seafood, but I'm dying to taste that crab Seafood is always made with such bland or sweet seasoning where I come from. I always wondered if I'd like it more if it were spicy for I am as partial to spice as you areJust discovered you today, btw, and may I say that you, sir, are an inspiration. Thank you.
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Not even sure how many of these dishes I have actually had but if given the choice I would go for the stir fried vegetable. Thai broccoli is on of my favorite foods, I only wish it was not so difficult to find in the states/AZ. First world problems. Thank you mark for the great video. Any more news on the show?
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hey mark all your videos are ACE quality we are planning to holiday in Thailand next year and your videos will help a lot with trying such beautiful looking cuisine me and my family love your videos keep up the good work From the Wakefield family in New Zealand.
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I've started to watch your videos two days ago and I really love them A lot to go in your video list - but I love food and every dish makes me soooooo hungry. I definitely have to visit Thailand and Bangkok Thank you Do not stop making these yummy videos
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Hey there Ying & Mark, Thanks for another top notch video. The soft shell crab looked amazing Too bad you didn't like the mushy texture of the shrimp fritters. perhaps if they left chunkier pieces it would've been more enjoyable? Keep smiling. Jim.
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I started watching your videos 2 days ago and oh my gosh amazing content I always wait for you to smile, close your eyes and just talk about how yummy the food is I love passion that you have about traveling and eating food
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Hi Mark, just started watching your videos and my son loves n laughs each tym u roll ua eyes as a reaction to the food especially tempura. He does that quite often now when he is eating. Love your videos
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haha i love how in the soft shell crab dish u liked the peppers the most after seeing a lot of ur videos i feel that u wd like anything as long it has lots of chili or peppers in it: P
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thai restaurants are amazing. Everyone has their unique dishes and styles. In my home town we have a viggeterian thai restaurant you will amaze by the dishes that they come with.
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Hi mark I'm from Singapore and i would be visiting Bangkok in January. Where can i find good Halal food as i would be bringing my friends around as well. thank you so much.
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