During your holiday in Thailand, you will see many traditional Thai snacks being sold everywhere. Best places to try them are street markets or Floating Markets that are so popular with locals. If you are planning a trip to Taling Chan Floating Market in Bangkok, consider tasting as many of these traditional snacks as you can.
Sweet Pandan pudding topped with shredded coconut (Khanom Piek Poon : ขนมเปียกปูน) = 20 baht
Thai dessert made of sugarcane, coconut milk, pounded unripe rice, popped rice, peanuts and sesame (Kanom Kra-Ya-Sart : ขนมกระยาสารท) = 40 baht/pack
Delicious crispy Thai pancakes (Khanom Buang : ขนมเบื้อง) = 25-30 baht/set
Deep fried dough balls with soybean filling (Kanom Kai Hong : ขนมไข่หงส์) = 20 baht
Thai snack made of dry coconut, Thai herbs and sweet sauce (Miang Kham :เมี่ยงคำ) = 30 baht/set
Black and White Sesame Roll (Khanom Kho Ped : ขนมคอเป็ด) = 20 baht/piece
Shredded coconut and palm sugar mix covered with steamed flour and coconut cream mix and later wrapped in banana leaf (Khanom Sai Sai : ขนมใส่ไส้) = 20 baht/7 pcs
Crispy Rice Noodle (Kanom Mhee Krob : ขนมหมี่กรอบ) = 20 baht/bag, 35 baht/box
Vietnamese Savory Crepe (Kanom Bueng Yuan : ขนมเบื้องญวน) = 50 baht/piece
Salad Roll = 50 baht/set
Various Thai homemade sweets = 20 baht/box
Pandan Flavored Rice Flour Droplets in Sweetened Coconut Cream (Lod Chong : ขนมลอดช่อง) = 25 baht/glass
Thai Cookies made of tapioca, coconut milk and egg yolk (Kanom Phing : ขนมผิง)
Glutinous rice wrapped into triangle shape (Khaoyomnamwun : ข้่าวต้มน้ำวุ้น) = 20 baht/set
Minced fermented fish sausages (แหนมปลากรายทอด ) = 40 baht/set
Fried Chinese Chives Dumplings (Kanom Gui Chai : ขนมกุยช่าย) = 30 baht
Other delicacies you can try at Taling Chan Floating Market:
