ข้าวซอย (Khao Soi) is a Northern Thai dish consisting of egg noodles in a rich and creamy coconut curry broth, typically served with various toppings such as pickled mustard greens, lime, shallots, and crispy fried noodles.
Khao Soi originated in the northern regions of Thailand, influenced by Chinese and Burmese cuisines. It is particularly popular in Chiang Mai and has become a signature dish representing Northern Thai food culture.
Khao Soi has a bold and aromatic flavor, combining spicy, savory, and creamy elements that create a satisfying taste experience.
Egg Noodles
Wheat-based noodles that are soft and chewy, often blanched and then fried for added texture.
Coconut Milk
A creamy liquid made by extracting the juice from grated coconut flesh, providing richness to the curry.
Curry Paste
A blend of spices and herbs used to flavor the broth, typically containing ingredients like curry powder, turmeric, garlic, chilies, and more.
Chicken/Beef/Pork
Common proteins added to the dish, often simmered in the sauce until tender.
Pickled Mustard Greens
Tangy greens that add acidity and contrast to the rich soup.
Shallots
Sliced shallots used as a fresh garnish, adding sweetness and crunch.
Lime
Fresh lime wedges served on the side to add acidity and enhance the flavor when squeezed over the dish.
Crispy Fried Noodles
Deep-fried egg noodles that are used as a garnish, adding crunch and texture on top.
Gluten
Eggs
Lactose
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