Local restaurants you can’t miss when travelling to Ayutthaya

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Thailand’s former capital, Ayutthaya, is home to several magnificent temples as well as a diverse cultural and culinary heritage. As many travellers are unsure what to eat in Ayutthaya. This article will assist you in locating Ayutthaya’s regional specialities, ensuring that you not only have a memorable cultural experience, but also a memorable food experience in this magnificent city. Below we have concluded a list of the top 10 restaurants you must try when you are in Ayutthaya. Top 10 restaurants in Ayutthaya 1. Ruan Thai Kung Pao Ruan Thai Kung Pao is one of the top Thai cuisine restaurants […]

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[AlexPTY]

Nice photos of seafood, guess what? This city is not even close to the beach. I prefer Bang Sarae and Pattaya for seafood 

[Vince]

  On 9/27/2021 at 2:27 PM, AlexPTY said:

Nice photos of seafood, guess what? This city is not even close to the beach. I prefer Bang Sarae and Pattaya for seafood 

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A good catch, er call, but not always the case that fish or seafood comes from the ocean. Farmed fish can come from anywhere there's water. River prawns come from er well a river.  

And with modern freezing and shipping I've had frozen fish flown in from Japanese fish markets flung across the globe. 

And sadly the opposite can be true. You can buy food on a beach pier that is shipped from a thousand miles away even though the ocean isn't. 

So it all depends - is it a local fish? How is it sourced? Is it in season? Etc. 

Edited January 14, 2022 by Vince
River prawns come from the river