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Best Phuket street food?

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From News.com Australia

 

IT’S well known that Aussies just can’t get enough of Phuket.

 

For decades, the largest of Thailand’s islands has been a travellers’ go-to thanks to its tropical climate, blissful beaches and raucous bar scene.

 

But perhaps unknown to most is the island’s status as an international culinary heavy-hitter.

Placed within the lauded ranks of UNESCO’s World’s Leading Cities of Gastronomy in 2011, four years later Phuket was upgraded to City of Gastronomy status due to its unique food scene.

 

You see, long before backpackers and tourists descended on this holiday idyll, a melting pot of Malays, Chinese, Indians, Thais and “sea gypsies” created a fusion of flavours that colours the island’s culinary palette. To this day, many of Phuket’s quintessential dishes are made by the original families who brought them here. So next time you visit this beachside paradise, forgo western food and pad thai and tickle your tastebuds like a local with these seven Phuket foodie experiences.

 

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http://www.news.com.au/travel/world-travel/asia/best-street-food-to-eat-in-phuket-thailand/news-story/814772c6da7ecdf95f1be194359b0eb2

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