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Restaurants in Phuket: Hong Khao Tom Pla )

Restaurants in Phuket: Hong Khao Tom Pla )

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Looking for restaurants in Phuket? Go here: Read more about this restaurant here: There is a lot of good food to eat in Phuket town, and one local restaurant I tried out was a place called Hong Khao Tom Pla, specializing in unique style Thai Chinese food. When we arrived, just after they opened in the afternoon, the restaurant was already pretty busy, and there were plenty of customers eating in and taking away. We chose a table, and proceeded to order a few of the most well known dishes they serve. One thing youll immediately notice if you eat at Hong Khao Tom Pla ) is that its a restaurant with some character. The chef, is a wizard on the wok, and as flames are shooting into the roof from his cooking, hes barking commands and orders to his staff at the same time - its quite an amazing atmosphere. The first dish I had to try was the talay pad pongari, a type of Thai yellow egg curry made with a mixture of seafood. What I immediately loved about it, was that its wasnt oily like it usually is, and yet the curry sauce looked extremely rich and flavorful even without it. The talay pad pongari ) included a mixture of seafood including fish, shrimp, and squid, withs some shellfish sprinkled in as well. The curry was nicely flavored with yellow curry powder, and had a wonderful fragrance and flavor to it. It was indeed one of the best version of Thai yellow pongari curry Ive ever had. Next at Hong Khao Tom Pla ) I tried their version of tom yum pla nam sai, and this was unlike any other version Ive had in Thailand. It was thick and dark red in color, and teeming with ingredients. While it probably wasnt as spicy or pungent as it looks, the flavor was indeed incredibly good, it was sour, slightly spicy, and rich with flavor, and there was a nice mixture of fish and mushrooms within the tom yum. I also liked the heavy use of kaffir lime leaves in his recipe. My wife and I also ordered pla pad keun chai, fish stir fried with Chinese celery - this is one of my standard Thai Chinese dishes, and this time it was done extremely well. The fish was deep fried and then stir fried with lots of ginger and celery, and it had the right saltiness, plus a wonderful smoky flavor from the breath of the wok. Finally, for our last dish at Hong Khao Tom Pla, and to get some more vegetables, we ordered gui chai pad nam man hoy, which are garlic chives, stir fried with garlic. They were a little on the chew side, but the flavor was excellent, and I love trying all sorts of vegetables. There are many amazing restaurants in Phuket, and Hong Khao Tom Pla ) is a very local Phuket style Thai Chinese restaurant that serves some great tasting unique dishes. If you visit Phuket town and are looking for a local food experience, this is a great and interesting restaurant. Hong Khao Tom Pla, Phuket, Thailand Address: Thanon Kra, Siyaek Bang Niaw, Tambon, Talad Yai (Corner of Kra Road and Phuket Road)
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


Mark, one of the challenges of eating local food while traveling is discerning which restaurants are clean and have fresh food. I am moving to Thailand this week for the next 5 years for a job in CM, so if you have any tips for a rookie, I'd eat them up. I don't mind eating new things, but really hate getting sick overseas. Love your vids - thanks for posting
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Hi Mark I'm really hungry nowhehehe. I've been watching your videos for a while now. and all your videos are awesome and very informative. how do you maintain your weight. I mean. your not gaining any weight. what is ur secret. do u exercise as well? anyway. keep up the good work. I enjoy watching ur videos. --Elwyn from Los Angeles, CA.
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just had my wisdom teeth removed and wondering mark if you know what is typically eaten in asian countries during the period after extraction? random question i know but i'm starving watching your videos and mashed potatoes and protein shakes are getting very boring.
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+Keivan Ganji He has posted such videos. I saw one where he had some street food in a cup, sorted scewers, and when he got to the pig intestines, I believe it was, they were spoiled Ugh I felt so bad for him Mark as always awesome videos: )
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wow everything looks so good. I mark all your videos that i've seen with a thumbs up. I would love to see a compilation of videos where you didn't like the food. For example, the street food skewers in thailand that tasted a few days old.
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I have been following your videos for a long time and you never fail to make me hungry everytime I watch your videos I'm not a fan of the Thai food here in Australia but I would love to travel to Thailand to try the real Thai cuisine.
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Thanks for the awesome video, I'll have to dip on by this week Just went by Thip Samai and P'Aor in Bangkok again. So good, have been multiple times My friends ask me how I know all the best places to eat LOL/555
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I saw some stink beans hanging in front of the restaurant. I wonder why you didn't order any stink bean dishes considering how much you love them. And that tom yum looked awesome. Thick tom yum soup is my favourite.
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Hi Mark, I'm thinking about stopping by Bangkok and was wondering if you had advice for the best places to go to with the most elephant pants. I have an obsession with elephant pants and want to buy a ton Thanks
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I went to my local Thai restaurant in Placerville, ca. and had Pad See Oo with shrimp and squid They gave me three squids and two (large) shrimp. It was delicious Thank you for your article on Pad See Oo
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