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“Thailand” is rich in food resources such as seafood, meat, fruits, and grains, thanks to its fertile land, warm temperatures, and a blessed natural environment surrounded by the sea on three sides. Combining this with the developed spice culture, Thai cuisine is considered one of the world's delicacies. Although the spices are strong, the balance of flavors such as saltiness, sweetness, sourness, and spiciness is perfect, and even though it's “the first taste I've eaten since I was born,” it is a great fit for Korean tastes.

Just as Seoul, Jeolla, and Gyeongsang have different flavors even with the same kimchi, the taste of food in Thailand also varies slightly from region to region. With the boom in Thai food, more and more restaurants in Korea are offering flavors unique to each region of Thailand. Why don't you go to Thailand in Korea this year to experience the subtle differences in taste?

Thai restaurants include Tuk Tuk Noodle Thai in Yeonnam-dong, Soi Yeonnam in Yeonnam-dong, Changsurin in Huam-dong, Hongdaesang-su Mumaloi, Yeouido Lanna Thai, Songpa Bangdong Golden Thai, Sinsa-dong Sua Epis, Seongsu Grass, Namsan Granum Dining Lounge, Lemon Ikseon-dong Saladang Bangkok, Samgakji Songtai Chiang Mai, Apgujeong Tal, Garosu-gil Madam Thai, Haebangchon Pokkapau, Seongsu Mahachai, Apgujeong Andae Hotel Miang, Apgujeong Kaphom, Samcheong-dong Hwayang Yeonhwa, Yongsan Chansam, Apgujeong Soi Yeonnam Mao, Hongdae Amazing Nongkai, Yeonnam-dong SAAP, Itaewon Tairoti, Seoul Station Spicy Market, Yangjae Pinnam Thai, Yeoksam Platethai, Yeoksam Song Thai, Seongsu Tairoti, Yeouido Street Park One Branch, Seocho South Terminal Lemon Grastie, Seocho South Terminal, Seolleung Aloitai Thai, Kimmangwon High, Bucheon Drangkintai, Kai Po Famous places include Mart, Busan Haeundae Songjeong Aobambu, and Daegu Doosan-dong Shinchao. There are also several branches such as Saint Augustine, Kon Thai, Ahan Thai, Buddha's Valley, Mekong Thai, Simply Thai, and Lemongrass Thai.

1. The fastest way to Thailand, tree-lined street “Madam Thai”

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An Asian restaurant located on the 2nd floor of Garosu-gil Alley. The interior, which looks like it came from a Southeast Asian restaurant, stands out by placing plants such as ceiling fans and palm trees in a bright room with sunlight pouring in through glass windows. The signature “Madame Spicy Meat Noodle” is a rice noodle that emphasizes the spiciness of Madam meat noodles by adding a sauce made with pepper, Japanese pepper, Japanese pepper, and peanuts. Compared to the color of the soup, it's nice that it's not as spicy as I thought. You can also add shredded papaya and bean sprouts mixed with fish sauce to refresh your mouth.

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â–²Location: 55, Nonhyeon-ro 151-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

â–²Business hours: 11:30 – 21:00 every day (B·T 15:00 – 17:30)

â–²Price: Madame Spicy Meat Noodle 13,000 won, Madam Pad Thai 13,000 won, Madam Sum Sweat 16,800 won

â–²Testimonial (Dietary Calorie-Destroyer): The food is so fresh and delicious! I scraped all the way to the bottom of the bowl… I like coriander, but I was satisfied because they gave me lots of coriander! The view from the window seat is really nice and the sense of openness is great.

2. Authentic Thai flavors cooked by Thai owner-chef, Haebangchon “Phat Ka Pau”

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Even in Haebangchon, it is located high on a hill, so the journey up to the top is difficult, but it's a place you'll completely forget when you enjoy your meal while sitting at a table in front of the window watching the sunset. If you look forward to seeing the Thai owner-chef cook their own food, you'll be served right away. The signature “Pat Ka Pau” is a Thai-style rice bowl made by stir-frying various meats and Thai basil in a spicy way and topped with fried eggs, and it fits our tastes very well. I also recommend “Yum Wun Sen,” a sweet and sour mung bean noodle salad made with seafood, ground pork, and vegetables.

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â–²Location: 97-6, Sinheung-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

â–²Business hours: Every day 12:00 – 21:00 (B·T 15:00 – 17:00), closed on the 2nd and 4th Monday and Sunday

â–²Price: Yum Woong Sen 17,000 won, Kitchen Mankou (4 pieces) 16,000 won, Pak Kap Pau (pork) 10,000 won

â–²Testimonial (Shikigami Daily Gourmet Party): It was a weekday, but I had to wait a bit because there was a wait. The boss is very kind and the food is clean and delicious!!! It was a little spicy, but it was delicious, and the pawka paw was delicious. I'd like to try pad thai next time too!

3. “Maha Chai,” the sacred water of a Thai night market that has not lost both value for money and flavor

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I started this restaurant because I wanted to introduce the Thai food I enjoyed at the Bangkok Night Market during my trip to Thailand. You can enjoy various Thai cuisines along with Thai beer. It is famous for its good value for money, and most of the meal menus cost around 10,000 won. “Omelette pad thai,” made by putting pad thai between soft egg omelets, is popular for its banseo-like appearance. It is also attractive that you can choose a place close to the Seoul Forest branch near the main store to visit.

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â–²Location: 399 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

â–²Business hours: Weekdays 11:00-21:00 (B·T 15:30 – 17:00), weekends 11:30 – 21:00

â–²Price: Sum Sweat 8500 won, beef rice noodles 8500 won, omelette pad thai 11,500 won

â–²Testimonial (For those staying in Shikigin Thai): I was very satisfied with the omelette pad thai, but the slightly sweet flavor was strong. There are places where every menu has the same flavor, so there are times when you get tired of it, but it's nice to feel unique here. Good thing that the amount is good for the price

4. A hearty meal with pork ribs and rice noodles, the triangular “Song Thai Chiang Mai”

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The restaurant's colorful, pristine interior and Thai-style objects make you feel like you've come to Thailand. The signature “Wanggalbi Rice Noodle” is a Thai-style rice noodle that can be enjoyed generously with large ribs on top, and the dark-colored broth made by mixing about 20 kinds of ingredients along with beef bones has a refreshing yet deep flavor. “Chum yum noodle soup,” which is made based on chum yum, which has an impressive sour acidity, is addictive with its spicy aftertaste. Another advantage is that you can change to rice if you wish.

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â–²Location: 39-5, Hangang-daero 40-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

â–²Business hours: 11:30 – 21:20 every day (B·T 15:00 – 16:30)

â–²Price: Neapak 26,000 won, Punimpat Bong Curry 27,000 won, Wanggalbi rice noodles 16,000 won

â–²Testimonial (Dinner Friday): If you want to eat Thai food, be sure to come here >

5. Thai cuisine enjoyed with wine, 'Tal' in Apgujeong

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A restaurant that mainly serves cuisine from the Isan region in northeastern Thailand. Whereas regular Thai restaurants serve Thai beer, this place is unique in that it marries wine. The interior is modern yet nuanced, and the slightly lower light enhances the wine-drinking atmosphere. A variety of dishes are available, including the “Tartal Hailong Rice Noodle”, which contains plenty of thick meat. “Fried gongsimchae,” which uses fresh gongsimchae, is a side dish you can't miss.

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â–²Location: 27 Seolleung-ro 155-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

â–²Business hours: Sunday to Thursday 11:30 to 24:00, Friday to Saturday 11:30 to 02:00, B·T weekdays 15:00 – 17:00

â–²Price: Taltal Hailong rice noodles 15,000 won, stir-fried gongsimchae 12,000 won, Tartar pork foot rice 15,000 won

â–²Testimonial (Queen of Eating and Drinking): The terrace is so beautiful. The wine was also kindly recommended, and it was really nice to have fried rice and pork ribs on the terrace and served it with the wine. The price is also very reasonable in Apgujeong, so I like it.

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