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What you should know about Thai food...

Do you enjoy going out for Thai food back home? Sometimes what you’re served is excellent, but it’s usually adapted to the “European palate.” Sadly! You won’t know what you’re missing until you leave your hotel in Thailand and dive into the bustle of markets, food stalls and small restaurants.

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Bangkok – Apps for Great Food?

27.4.26 I love street food. But sometimes it’s nice to have something special: a lovely dinner at a good restaurant or a generous buffet where you can simply take your time and enjoy.

There are three apps I like to use for this in Bangkok.

Eatigo
is a classic discount app. It shows you what times many restaurants offer 30 to 50 percent off their regular menus. It can be a great deal, especially outside the usual peak hours.

Hungry Hub
is particularly useful for exclusive deals—especially at premium and trendy restaurants. The app is also handy for high-quality “All You Can Eat” offers. The big advantage: you know exactly what you’ll pay before you go.

For vegetarian and vegan restaurants, I recommend

HappyCow. The international app also offers a wide selection in Bangkok and currently lists 222 restaurants in the capital. The app costs €5.99 as a one-time purchase. I think it's worth it, as it's useful not only when traveling but at home too.