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What to feed a child in Bangkok? While in the hotel, without food, we order delivery, except for fried rice we could not eat anything, everything spicy.
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The grab food choice is much better than the food panda for me. I don't eat spicy and here are my favorite dishes from the delivery: - Congee or another morning Jok - rice porridge with pork meatballs. Super! The main thing is to choose a good restaurant with a good rating - chicken noodle chicken soup with egg noodles and fish balls - Santa Fe stake - something like a cheap steak house with fries, there is also fish with puree and there are always discounts. - chicken n rice in Chinese style is rice with chopped chicken, chicken to choose from is boiled / fried / on the grill. If you want to eat not for 400 baht for a Dish, arm yourself with a Google translator and calmly search and order in grab. There's no other way.
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Go to the next 7/11 take there ready meals - rice with a steer chicken (in English it is written on the box) or spaghetti or soup with fish balls - you will immediately be warmed up there and given with you. One portion 40-60 baht.
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Also in supermarkets such as Villa market and Gourmet market there is a good selection of ready-made food, pastries, familiar to us.
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You can try Asian dumplings damplings, gyoza. They're not sharp. Inside meat with vegetables usually. Mushed potato - mashed potatoes, for example, in Wine connection.
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Europeans all sorts of steer frai go well yet, options with vegetables and so on, such as chicken cashew nut and so on. I think they are more of Chinese origin, but in Thailand they are common. Omelettes are local again, ask that chili not be added. An omelet with all sorts of stuff on top of rice, quite OK for a European. (Chili is not added to a pure omelet, and if it has additives such as pork, vegetables, etc., then small chili can wave at the same time, ask without them)
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Very strange question. Where do you order, foodpanda? There is also a choice of cuisines. If asian food doesn't go, take European or American or well there Japanese (also not spicy)
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Grab is full of Italian and other cuisine. Just order non-fried rice, then you do not have to eat it. L is logic.
