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Sweet and sour prawns (Pad Preaw Wan Kung) – A Sino-Thai stir-fry classic
Although sweet and sour stir-fries are often associated with Chinese cuisine, the Thai version known as Pad Preaw Wan (ผัดเปรี้ยวหวาน) shows how Chinese influences were integrated into Thai home and street cooking. The version with prawns, Pad Preaw Wan Kung, is a fine example of how Thai cooks have adopted Chinese stir-fry techniques (wok, quick cooking, balanced sauce) while using local flavour profiles: fish sauce, fresh pineapple, colourful vegetables and minimal deep-fry


Pineapple fried rice with prawns and cashew nuts
Fried rice is a staple in Thai cuisine, enjoyed daily in countless variations featuring different meats or seafood. One beloved version, pin


Sweet and sour pork curry with chamuang leaves
The chamuang tree grows in Asia. We use the young leaves in Thai cuisine. They have the particularity of being sour. This sourness is counte
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