Buzz
Hua Hin is a small, peaceful seaside town located on the western side of the Gulf of Thailand, about 200 kilometers southwest of Bangkok, boasting a stunningly long coastline. Here, you'll find expansive white sandy beaches stretching comfortably, gentle waves, tall green trees growing on rolling hills, and a tranquil atmosphere. While in Hua Hin during your trip to Thailand, aside from visiting famous historical landmarks and enjoying the picturesque beach views, make sure to savor the city's unique and delicious specialties.
Tempting sights at 10 famous street food locations in Hua Hin
60-Year-Old Bao Buns
Grandmother selling bao buns for over 60 years in Hua Hin - Photo: kenh14.vn
In Hua Hin, when it comes to bao buns, most people immediately think of the 60-year-old stall run by an elderly woman with a bent back and gray hair, who brings warmth to both locals and tourists on chilly mornings. The bao buns here have a unique flavor, harmoniously blending ingredients such as pork, red bean, pumpkin, and sweet potato, all wrapped in a soft, chewy, slightly sweet dough.
Hot Fried Dough
Unlike the hot fried dough in Vietnam, the hot fried dough in Hua Hin is made individually in random shapes, without any fixed form. What makes it even more special is that it is typically dipped in a unique sauce with distinct flavors such as egg custard, coconut milk, pandan leaf, and coffee. With its affordable price, hot fried dough in Hua Hin is considered a perfect snack for independent travelers visiting Thailand.
Rotee
Rotee, a simple yet irresistible snack - Illustration
Located in the Hua Hin night market, the rotee stall, open from 5 PM to 11 PM, is highly praised by international visitors as the best in the area. Rotee is a dish made with a thin layer of egg on the outside, filled with a variety of flavors such as banana, mango, cheese, or coconut. The preparation is incredibly simple, with the egg wrapped around the filling and then cut into small square pieces for easy enjoyment.
Grilled Pork Skewers
Grilled pork skewers are a delicious dish so visually appealing that you won't be able to resist when visiting Hua Hin. The savory aroma of the sizzling meat will tempt you beyond measure. With just 100 baht, you can indulge in this tasty snack and fill your stomach to satisfaction.
Wabisushi
Wabisushi, a Japanese dish served in Hua Hin - Illustration
Sushi isn't just something you can enjoy in Japan; when you visit Hua Hin, you'll find a small roadside stall offering fresh, high-quality sushi. Despite its humble setting, the variety of ingredients and the exceptional freshness make this sushi stand out as a must-try experience.
Grilled Corn
The hot grilled corn is then brushed with a sweet and salty glaze, making it look irresistibly appealing. Each skewer of corn costs only 15 baht, and in addition to grilled corn, this stall offers a variety of other affordable snacks that are perfect for budget-conscious travelers.
Roast Duck Rice
Roast duck rice, a hearty meal in Hua Hin - Illustration
Nếu muốn tìm một món ăn no bụng ở du lịch Hua Hin thì cơm vịt quay có thể xem là lựa chọn khá lý tưởng với mức giá tương đối hợp lý, khoảng 100 baht. Với món ăn này thì bạn có thể mua ăn tại chỗ hoặc mua mang đi. Cơm được trình bày khá đơn giản với bên dưới là cơm trắng bên trên là lớp thịt vịt quay đỏ au cùng vài lát dưa chuột.
Thịt viên nướng
Nguyên liệu chính của món ăn này là thịt lợn được xay nhuyễn rồi vo viên tròn, sau đó đem nướng trên vỉ than. Sau đó, tiếp tục đem xiên thịt nướng nhúng vào nước sốt rồi nướng thêm lần nữa cho nước sốt ngấm đều và bốc mùi thơm hấp dẫn.
Lod Chong
Lod Chong Thai dessert - Illustrative image
This Thai dessert, Lod Chong, is similar in flavor and appearance to Vietnam's bánh lọt. The name 'Lod Chong' refers to the long, thin, green strands that resemble worms. Typically served chilled, a bowl of Lod Chong includes these green noodles, coconut milk, and syrup infused with jackfruit. It is a popular refreshing snack enjoyed on hot days.
