Gourmet Traveller

A CHEF’S GUIDE TO… Bangkok, Thailand

You need to eat street food,” insists firebrand Indian-born chef Gaggan Anand. “If you’re coming to visit Bangkok, I’m not going to send you to eat in my restaurants.” It’s a strong opinion, but to be expected from a rebel famous for doing things his way. After an unprecedented four consecutive awards for Asia’s Best Restaurant, Anand is in his new self-titled restaurant Gaggan Anand and happily playing the role of disruptor. His fuel of choice? Street food, of course.

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I’m crazy for the moo ping (grilled pork skewers) from Moo Ping Hea Owen. It’s the best

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