Pai Walking Street food
Larb moo is minced pork with lime, toasted rice, and chili, known for a sticky-rice salad. Pai Walking Street on Chai Songkhram Road serves it nightly.
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The salad is the town plate after dark, often 80 to 120 THB. Stalls sit toward the bus terminal on Chai Songkhram Road. Say pet nit noi before they mix, and ask for cooked pork.
Skip this, go here: Valley-hut kitchens are the miss for this sticky-rice salad, which is the stall by the terminal. The Pai food hub also covers daytime khao soi.
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- What time is Walking Street?
- Nightly. Stalls set up along Chai Songkhram Road by the bus terminal.
- How much is the larb?
- A minced-pork salad on this street is often 80 to 120 THB. Say pet nit noi if you want less chili.