Pad Thai – a delicious stir-fried rice noodle dish with fish sauce, sugar, lime juice, tamarind, crushed peanuts, and egg. It’s typically served with chicken, seafood, or tofu. Trust me, it’s absolutely delicious!
This is the dish I learned to make from the chefs at “Oasis” resort. As a digital nomad, learning to cook local dishes is not just about food – it’s about immersing yourself in the culture and creating a sense of home wherever you are.
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Learning to cook Pad Thai was a highlight of my time on Koh Chang. It’s a skill I can take with me wherever my digital nomad journey leads, allowing me to recreate a taste of Thailand anywhere in the world.
In the next post, you’ll learn about the biggest and most beautiful waterfall on Koh Chang in the Kingdom of Thailand. Another must-see for any digital nomad looking to balance work and exploration!
Share your impressions of Thai cuisine in the comments. Have you tried cooking local dishes in your travels? How has it enhanced your digital nomad experience?
Traveler’s Tip: Cost of Pad Thai in a cafe: 40-80 rubles (approximately $0.50-$1).
Pro Tip for Digital Nomads: Learning to cook local dishes can be a great way to save money and connect with the local culture. Plus, it’s a fun skill to show off during your video calls with clients or colleagues back home!
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