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Kuay tiew nam
Time for a bowl of running soup noodles, or kuay tiew nam.
Now have your chopsticks and spoon ready!
1. guay-jub nam sai khrueng moo (roll rice noodle soup with pork stuffs)
2. yen-dtaa-fu (flat rice noodle with fish balls in fermented red beancurd sauce)
3. kuay tiew rua Ayutthaya (Ayutthaya style boat noodle)
4. tomyum bamee luk-chin-pla (egg noodle with fish ball in tomyum soup)
5. sen lek nam sai (chewy Cambodian noodle with fish balls)
6. kuay tiew bamee nam (egg noodle wit fish balls)
7. sen yai nam sai (flat rice noodle with fish balls)
8. sen mee nam sai (rice vermicelli with fish balls)
15 comments:
Is it by that shop (with the piggy head as store sign - the original one in Siam Square but now chain stores in every mall). BTW, does Nara's noodle soup fall into this Ayutthaya style as they have a boat as a kitchen to show it's kind of related?
BTW, another 333 counts to reach 100k counts... hurray!
I like Kuay Tiew a lot too. This is kind of Chew Chow dish.
From,
SS
Ta-Siam (pig-head brand noodle) and Nara Thai r both Ayutthaya boat noodles
:)
I will click that 100,000 count.
SAM
want to try ^^
want to try ^^
congratulations Mr. Chau (& H.L.) now u hv a Blogger's blog :)
I seldom do this but my curiousity of the 100k counts is so ticklish... Mmh.. another 95. Need to come back in every other 10 min. :)
Oops... supposed this section is on the commens to this one - my favourite noodle soup. Very nice noodle - must must try! Nara did this one better than Piggy Head shop (which used to be very good). Highly recommended!
Ayutthaya - I guess the boat may mean at that time people did that on the boat, just like in the old Shaukiwan or Causeway Bay typhoon shelter that those boat people sold their noodle soup, toast, ovaltine...etc. My grand mom had a very powerful voice to call that floating food stall from a boat miles away. If she is still here, she can live without a cell. phone. Need to dedicate the Madonna's song "Miles Away" to her. :)
it's 23 counts to go, at this 99977....
I will do the 100,000 click.
SAM
hey Sea y r half right! Ayutthaya boat noodles does reflect the old time (Ayutthaya period) people live by the river (esp. Chaophraya River), boat served as their logistic at that time and they did trade and sold food on the boat too; nowadays boat noodle is just a bowl of soup noodle with the Ayutthaya era recipe, and normally sold at roadside, not on a boat anymore.
This is very lovingly memorable and reminding us of how the tough time for our older generations. Thanks TC for the story behind this simple and beautifully humble food culture.
I like the number 99977.
By the way, I gave out the blogs of TC and Sea to my Thai lawyer customer I met today.
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