Tip 1: Don't Boil Your Noodles. Soak Them in Hot Tap Water Boil pad thai noodles for a mushy, soggy texture. For al dente, soak them in hot tap water until they're 50% soft, then fully cook it with ...

yardlong beans (or green beans), and lots of fresh Thai basil tossed in a savory umami sauce. If you're looking for a quick weeknight dinner, this would be it! You can have this ready from start to ...

oil, whole red chillies, grated galangal, minced garlic, medium onion diced, spring onions (white and green separate), Kaffir lime leaves, lemon grass, chopped button mushrooms, red bell pepper diced, ...

The Fat Frog Lady scored the dish of the day, the chicken kao-soi curry (R105) which was wonderfully rich and deeply ...

Popular New Jersey Thai restaurant Pru Thai, owned by French Culinary Institute-trained chefs Korn and Chayanee Wongsarochana ...

Some bestsellers are well worth a visit, such as the famous Thai dish "Tears of the Tiger" or "Sua Rong Hai". This iconic ...

You may have seen drunken noodles on a menu at your favorite Thai restaurant, but no, they don't contain alcohol. Here's what ...

Discover the ultimate dipping sauce for satay, made with red curry paste and fresh herbs. This nutty and spicy sauce will transport you straight to Thailand. The Worst Horror Movies of All Time ...

The shrimp pad see yew, which costs $18 ... chargrilled and served with authentic Thai peanut sauce. It comes with a cucumber and onion salad. Thai Table is open from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and ...

Chef Jet Tila says this humble dish is not fancy, but it's easy to make and very satisfying. He calls this underrated dish ...

Authentic Thai cuisine and a warm atmosphere make Makham ... Served with lemon, chilli and peanuts, this Pad Thai is a real ...

Looking for creative ways to transform your extra steak into something delicious? These healthy leftover steak recipes will ...