Is there any non-spicy food in Bangkok?

Street snacks are enough for you to eat ~

The more representative Thai fried noodles are called "pathai", which can be seen all over the street. In addition, Thailand has a unique hot and sour soup. Thai pronunciation is "Oriental Palace", which is quite delicious. You can try spicy food.

Walking on the street, you can also see many fruit carts. There are all kinds of fruits. After selection, the host will peel and cut you, and you can eat it directly. They are cheap and delicious. Or when you walk by, you can hear a car ringing the doorbell. It sells ice cream. Bread with corn ice cream is cheap and delicious.

Well, I personally prefer Thai hot pot suki, which is also very popular in Korea now, and there are also chain stores and food stalls. Barbecue in the middle is a way to eat hot pot.

In addition, in Thailand, you can eat almost all kinds of food, especially Japanese food. Sashimi is fresh and cheap. A good place is Fuji, the LOGO chain restaurant in Mount Fuji, Japan, which can be seen in general shopping malls. There is also a good Japanese buffet called Oishi, which is served in Siam, Bangkok.

In addition, the sausages and hot dogs in 7 1 1 convenience store are also delicious. This is not a feature, but it is economical ~

By the way, there are some soup powders in the street, which are delicious! ~