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6 Spring Food And Drink Events In Los Angeles

Guest chefs gone wild. Plus, Le Fooding heads West
Mar 21, 2013 4:03 pm

We’re written extensively about our love for the restaurant scene in Los Angeles, with lines and lines about the great ethnic enclaves, late night dining and an emerging downtown scene that doesn’t seem to be letting up. Writing this from our Midtown Manhattan office, with our awesome weather and quirky neighbors, it sort of makes us want to move to Los Angeles like last January. We’re also quite jealous about these upcoming food events, which you should totally check-out and maybe cash in some airline miles to attend.

Is This The Longest Cocktail Name In History?

Try pronouncing this after three drinks
Mar 6, 2013 5:31 pm

A Thai cocktail whose name is too long for Twitter? Read on for the details...

Andy Ricker Spent Seven Weeks In Thailand To Master Jellied Pork Foot Curry

And to take his staff to the motherland
Feb 26, 2013 2:01 pm

Chefs love to travel — for inspiration, to experience the cuisines of other cultures or just to get away from the heat of their own kitchens. When they return, we hit them with some questions — where'd they stay, what'd they do and WHAT DID THEY EAT?! Pok Pok chef-owner writes in to tell us about his seven week trip to Thailand.

20 Reasons We're Blown Away By The Food And Drink Of Thailand

There's a lot more going on than pad effing Thai
Feb 21, 2013 5:01 pm

We’re on a mission to educate you about global cuisines here at Food Republic. We previously rounded up our best stories about Spanish food, covering everything from tapas to txakoli. We’re back at it again this week, looking to shine a light on the food and drink of Thailand, one of our all-time favorites. Here are 20 stories to help you better understand the country’s food, as well as some suggestions on where to go in the capital city.

Bangkok: 9 Things To Eat At Chatuchak Market

When you have just a few hours in Bangkok...
Jan 30, 2013 3:01 pm

There are worse places to have a 10-hour layover than Bangkok. It’s plenty of time to hop on the subway and head into the city for a few precious hours. I recently did just that, opting to spend a frenetic afternoon at the largest market in Thailand and one of the biggest on earth: the Chatuchak Weekend Market. Here's the day, in food porn.

You Travel, You Eat: Where To Find The Best Food & Drink In Bangkok, Thailand

Insider’s guide to eating and drinking really well
Jan 7, 2013 3:01 pm

With Bangkok's vibrant street-food culture, it's possible to feast for a week without setting foot in a restaurant. (Since many street meals cost just over a dollar, this is an excellent option for travelers on a tight budget). But the Thai capital also is home to excellent restaurants, ranging from simple shophouses to swanky hotel dining. Here's where to go.

Bangkok: Welcome To The Land Of Baller Sunday Brunch

Spreads suitable for a Lanna king
Dec 17, 2012 11:31 am

One reason we love Bangkok, is that — like New York — the Thai capital excels at both high and low. In the past decade or so, the city has embraced the also-very-New-York ritual of Sunday brunch, one-upping anything happening weekend mornings on this continent with spreads suitable for a Lanna king.

Video: This Is How You Make Your Own Sriracha

It all comes down to the peppers. And attitude.
Nov 13, 2012 3:31 pm

In this video we’re introduced to Jolene Collins, the woman behind Love Of Jojo’s Sriracha – an Etsy shop with some serious bite based in Brooklyn, NY. She’s a serious fan of sriracha, that ubiquitous red pepper sauce found in Thai and Vietnamese restaurants, as well as greasy spoons and college dorm rooms around the land. This is her story.

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