Food For Thought specialises in street food, with a wide range of different street food from different regions of the world. Of all the cuisines, street food has a very developed culture in Asia, with South East Asia being quite famous for its wide variety and flavours. Here, we list a range of street food in ranging from Penang in Malaysia to Chiang Mai in Thailand.
WHAT IS STREET FOOD?
Street Food is generally recognised from how its served, usually by the street, where vendors are known colloquially as hawkers. However, street food culture can vary quite drastically from country to country. For example, in Malaysia, street food may be served by small restaurants known as hawker centres of coffee shops, while in Hong Kong, there are Small Eats and Dai Pai Dong. The variety can also differ quite a bit, with each country having its own speciality. Many South East Asian countries also have night markets where you can buy your food and carry it with you while you eat.
REGIONAL STREET FOOD CUISINE & STYLES
Penang Street Food | Ipoh Street Food | Bangkok Street Food | Chiang Mai Street Food | Moroccan Street Food