What to eat, where to go and where to stay
Sampran Riverside, Nakhon Pathom
About an hour away from Bangkok, covering 70 acres the Sampran Riverside is a family-run eco-cultural destination in Nakornpathom on the Ta Chin River. Visitors can experience authentic Thai hospitality and traditional food using organic ingredients. Visitors are accommodated in an antique Thai house and are invited to participate in cultural workshops or to visit local farmers who supply the kitchen with organic produce.
Generally speaking one shouldn’t expect to find an authentic Thai street food cafe in the UK, let alone in Portsmouth.
It is impossible to define what is and what is not authentic Thai street food. It’s not about recipes, what is right what is wrong.
It is about people, what they enjoy, about everything that goes into the preparation and presentation of the food we call Thai street food.
At the age of five, Tippy’s mother Niang was helping her mother cook food for sale at the market in Surin. Lifeskills and experience she bought with her when she opened her first market in Glouster. Skills passed down to Tippy and in turn to her sisters.
Preparing food they sell at the street markets throughout Bristol. ThaiFridays.co.uk