This is a general guide. Always check ingredients and preparation with the restaurant.
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Origin
Thai ramen emerged from a fusion of Japanese culture and Thai flavors, beginning shortly after World War II when Japanese immigrants settled in Thailand. It evolved into a popular menu item at fusion restaurants across the country, especially in Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
Characteristics and Taste
Features thick, firm ramen noodles cooked in a rich, creamy broth seasoned with coconut milk, fish sauce, oyster sauce, and Thai spices such as galangal, lemongrass, and kaffir lime leaves. The flavor profile is well-balanced—spicy, sweet, savory, and deeply aromatic—complemented by fresh coriander, boiled eggs, grilled pork, and mung bean sprouts.
Ingredients
Ramen noodles, coconut broth, fish sauce, oyster sauce, palm sugar, chili powder, galangal, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, boiled egg, grilled pork, mung bean sprouts, coriander
How to Eat
Mix the noodles thoroughly with the broth before eating. Dip the boiled egg or grilled pork first, then enjoy with nam prik pao or lime juice to enhance the flavor.