Thai Crepe Vendor

[armourer84]

This is "Khanom La". Sweet from southern Thailand. Crispy and sweet!!

I have watch Malaysian's "Roti Jala" vid and I can say they are complete different. Roti Jala is eaten as a meal but Khanom La is eaten as a snack.

[kathen111]

hmmm this looks delicious...

[SueLan100]

look so good and the man is working so hard to make a living. wish him the best and thanks for sharing

[krismon76]

I think this dish is actually Malay in origin (southern Thailand is strongly Malay-influenced). In Malaysia and Indonesia it is called "roti jala".

[PommeFrite]

@krismon76

You can be right. I should have tried this. It was hard to try every interesting looking thing when I was there. I could eat only so much. Thank you for the tip.

[mailtopravit]

It's called "Ra"

Thai tradition sweet. You can not see this easily. It's not a usual sweet that people are selling on the street.

[yammay29]

actually, It's not easy to find for eat them. Most of Thai people never eat it. You can find it only in Nakhonsrithammarat Province at the south of Thailand.

[victir]

hmm doesn't look like crepes I think it's foi thong or golden threads.

[kulyia]

kool...=)