In Thailand, there is an accessible amount of food that you can easily find along the streets. It is the charm of Thailand to have quick easy bites for anyone who is hungry at anytime without

the hassle of having to cook your own food. However, the life of the street vendors is not as easy as what they serve on their

cart.

Even at night, the street of Thailand still has

food available for any hungry customer.

While we all munch down on our snacks, the

street vendors are still hard at work even

when the street lights go off.

The foods available

on the streets are

very affordable the

price is not usually

higher than 50 THB.

Just having 100 THB

you can be full all

day with the

different quick food

such as hot dogs,

sausages, or even

grilled squid. These

food on a stick is

about 10-20 THB.

A lot of the dish sold on the streets is traditional

Thai food, like som tum (papaya salad), that has

been around forever and it is the uniqueness of

Thailand to still withhold this sort of business

among the street that influence more Thai culture

more many people who visit Thailand.

Some street vendors go to extreme with even their attire to attract more

customers to buy what they have to sell in trading for their food on their table at

the end of the day.

Even food for you health is available on

the streets, like soy bean drinks. There

are many different types of food and

drink to satisfy different customers.

Some vendors are even famous for

their delicious recopies. Sometimes you

don’t need a big fancy restaurant to be

famous, because in the end it’s all up to

the taste.

However, the more customers the vendor gets

the less tiring they would feel because

customers are the key to their business and the

food on their table.

Each day these street vendors continue to live their

lives among the streets by doing what they do best

is making delicious food and selling it at a cheap

price. However, their lives will always be living in

wonder on whether how much they will sell each

day, because some days they might not even have

food to eat themselves if people stop buying. Also it

is a risky job since they always have to be on the

lookout for police.