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Your visit to Phuket is never complete without tasting the street foods in Phuket. Pancakes or roti dipped in the curry or meatballs, or the chewy noodles. You name it, you will find it in the streets of Phuket. Meat on skewers is found on every nook & corner of Thailand streets. Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, had the crown of street foods for long, but the hidden secret of street foods in Phuket is slowly emerging out. Thanks to the food aficionados, travel bloggers and YouTubers who made it a point to try and made these places known to the outside world. The taste of Thailand street food is not just the flavor of Thai, but a rich mix of recipes from India to China to Malaysia, etc. All thanks to the history of Phuket as a commercial trading port that attracted tourists and immigrants from all over the world. Thailand is not only blessed with tropical fruits and vegetables, it is also the land of tasty seafood.
Get ready to make your taste buds do that over time, let’s head to the best street food in Phuket. Here we present some of the exotic at the same time, affordable street food in Phuket for the foodie in you.<\/em><\/p>\n

6 Best Street Food In Phuket<\/h2>\n

Sawadee-ka or Welcome. Thailand is rightly called the “Land Of Smiles”. I am sure you will agree with me on this when you find yourselves welcomed by every passer-by with a warm smile. The vendors and hawkers selling street food in Phuket are no exception. Their smiles will surely invite you to their shop to try out every other food on display.
Phuket is not only known for its pristine beaches and resorts but also known as an exotic & exciting place for street food. Do you know that Phuket is one of UNESCO’s City of Gastronomy? Yes, and Phuket allows you to taste a variety of street foods without lightening your wallet too much.
It is rightly called so since you can find exotic Thai food, Malay food, Chinese and also Indian food. Let us get to the list of big 6 street food in Phuket that no traveler should miss.<\/p>\n

1. Moo Ping and Khao Niao<\/h3>\n
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Are you wondering what this strange name could be? These are nothing but the grilled pork on skewers along with the white rice. Not just white rice, but the sticky white rice that people love to taste. The very moment you hear about how this is made, your taste buds will rise to joy. Similar to our regular marinated foods in India, this port is also marinated. Not by just spices as we do, but this is marinated with the fish sauce, garlic, and even coconut milk. Before roasting it in the charcoal grill, palm sugar is also added to this. This gives a slightly sweet taste for the grilled pork meat and adds to the aroma.<\/p>\n

The Moo Ping is served with sticky rice and serves as lunch or dinner. So, you can find these shops open till midnight in the hawkers market.<\/p>\n

Price:<\/strong> The cost of this food would be in the range of 15-20 BHAT.
Timings:<\/strong> Noon to Midnight<\/p>\n

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