Where is a snack street in Thailand?

Question: Are there any delicious snacks in Thailand? Where can I eat it? Answer: It is the lifestyle of many Bangkok people to enjoy delicious snacks on the roadside. For many years, roadside snacks have been like paradise for people who pursue good food and high quality. There are food stalls in almost every street in Bangkok, which are open all day, and some areas even open all night. In this 24-hour street, there are all kinds of food, from curry rice to noodles, from chicken barbecue to seafood. Maybe you haven't heard of it, but don't jump to conclusions. These snacks are no less than those in restaurants. The difference is that you will get the experience of enjoying food in the street. Start your gourmet journey here. The following are some well-known food blocks: there are hundreds of stalls between YaowaratRoad on Yaohuali Road and CharoenKrungRoad on Shilongjun Road, offering different kinds of food and snacks, including Chinese food, jiaozi, seafood, noodle soup, stewed bird's nest, Chinese herbal medicine drinks and, most importantly, porridge. Kaoshan Road is not only famous for its evening entertainment, but also its street snacks are delicious. There are noodles soup, chicken rice (khaomankai), PhatTai (Thai fried noodles), rice omelet (khaokaijeaw), fried rice (khaophat) and other Thai snacks. It is best to come here from eight to nine in the evening. SilomRoad on Xilong Road is the most important commercial street in Thailand. This section of SilomRoad provides the best place for office workers to have lunch and dinner. Braised pork and egg noodles (BameeKeawMooDaeng), braised pork stew rice (KhaoMooDaeng), chicken rice (khaomankai), beef noodles, seafood barbecue, Thai beef hotpot, SomTam (green papaya salad) and barbecue are more popular. There are other options, but the price is slightly more expensive.