Desserts

Desserts

Desserts are not just an afterthought in Thailand—they are an integral part of the culture, reflecting the country's abundant tropical fruits, coconut-rich traditions, and creative culinary spirit. From morning markets to late-night street corners, sweet treats beckon with their vibrant colors and enticing aromas. 

Our favorite Desserts

Bua Loy – Rice Balls in Coconut Milk
Sangkaya Fak Thong – Coconut Custard in Pumpkin
Khanom Chan – Layered Rice Cake With Pandan
Lod Chong – Pandan Rice Noodles in Coconut Milk
Tub Tim Grob – Water Chestnuts in Coconut Milk
Foi Thong – Golden Egg Yolk Threads in Syrup
Khao Niew Dam – Black Sticky Rice With Coconut Cream
Nam Kang Sai – Thai Shaved Ice Dessert
Traditional thai Mango sticky rice on a banana leaf

The Ambiance

Thai desserts masterfully balance sweet, salty, and creamy flavors, often incorporating coconut milk, palm sugar, and tropical fruits to create unique taste experiences that are distinctly Thai.


Whether you're wandering through a night market in Bangkok or visiting a traditional dessert shop in Chiang Mai, Thai desserts offer a window into the country's culinary artistry and cultural heritage.


 The combination of tropical ingredients, time-honored techniques, and a willingness to innovate ensures that Thai desserts remain a beloved part of the kingdom's gastronomic landscape.

The best time to explore street desserts is in the evening when vendors set up their stalls and the weather is cooler. Don't be afraid to point and try—most items cost between 20-60 baht ($0.60-$1.80)!

Join us as we dive into the world of Thai Desserts, exploring the flavors and secrets behind these beloved dishes.

Our Signature Dishes

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