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May 9, 2024 · Big C is a supercenter chain that offers tourist delights and bargains in various locations across Thailand. Find out the latest posts about cooking, beauty, lifestyle, and more at Big C blog.
- Big C Bangkok – Opening Hours
- Bento Squid Snack
- Calbee Jack Potato French Fries
- Lays Grilled Scallops Garlic Butter
- Tao Kae Noi Crispy Seaweed Snack
- Taro Fish Snack
- Cornae Crispy Corn Cheese Flavour
- Koh Kae Peanuts
- Pocky Choco Banana Flavour
- Mama Cup Noodles Tom Yum Shrimp Flavour
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Hands down, the best outlet to head to is the massiveBig C Supercenteron Ratchadamri Road, near Chit Lom BTS. It’s very close to the two shopping meccas in Bangkok: the string of posh shopping malls near Siam BTS (Siam Paragon, CentralWorld) and the cheap wholesale shops in Pratunam (Platinum Mall), so you’ll probably want to combine them. Or just ...
Remember those dried cuttlefish snacks from your childhood? Bento Squid Snackis like that, but on steroids. The dried squid sheets are baked to a crisp and coated in this amazing sweet, spicy and salty glaze. No matter which flavour you get, these are always gone in a jiffy. By the way, this cult item can be found in Singapore too, but at way highe...
I can’t imagine why Calbee Jack Potato French Fries are not available here, given how Singaporeans are obsessed with Calbee Jagabee(so much so it was offered as a top tier prize under the 7-11 rewards programme). Calbee Jack is basically Calbee Jagabee, only in a large pack instead of the single-serving packets, and each pack comes with tomato sauc...
Speaking of potato products, another must-buy in Bangkok is Thai Lays potato chips. In Singapore, we only get boring flavours like “salted” and “sour cream & onion”. In Thailand, Lays come in all kinds of crazy flavours like spicy shrimp, miang kham, grilled pork, sweet basil and my favourite, grilled scallops with garlic butter. Fancy AF. At 52 ba...
One of the best things to stock up on while in Bangkok are dried seaweed snacks – they’re flat and light so they take up no space/weight at all. The brand that needs no introduction is, of course, Tao Kae Noi, which is still the market leader in Thailand. If you don’t want your friends to accuse you of buying souvenirs from NTUC FairPrice, other cr...
Like dried cuttlefish, dried fish strips are another childhood snack that some of you dinosaurs might have fond memories of. They’re hard to find in Singapore now, but are still thriving in Bangkok. The best brand in Thailand is Taro Fish Snack, and I love that it comes in tons and tons of flavours (because the dried fish tastes gets kinda old) – s...
Corn-based snacks like Twisties and Tohato Caramel Corn (i.e. the Daiso snack) aren’t my thing – I hate the grit stuck in my teeth – but this Cornae Crispy Corn Snackseems to be one of the most popular Thai snacks in Bangkok. It also comes in “original”, but c’mon, who would pick that over the artificial cheese flavour?
Whether you’ve been to Bangkok before or not, you would probably have seen those distinctive cans of Koh Kae Peanutsaround because these are one of the most popular souvenirs among Singaporeans. (The packaging is optimal for check-in luggage.) These coated peanuts come in classic foolproof flavours like BBQ, chicken, spicy shrimp and wasabi, but I ...
You’ve probably eaten the original chocolate and strawberry Pocky before, but in Thailand, Pocky comes in a whole slew of flavours like cookies & cream, almond and matcha. The standard flavours in standard size costs 20 baht ($0.81). But what’s truly irresistible are the super adorable Pocky Choco Banana (monkey) and Pocky Mango(elephant) flavours....
You might not feel the need to buy cup noodles in Bangkok when you can just pop down to any night market for a steaming hot bowl of authentic noodles. But trust me, after you’re back to Singapore for a few weeks, you’ll be dying for some decent tom yum goong (no, the ban mianstall kind does not qualify). So do yourself a favour and grab this 6-pack...
Find out the best Thai snacks to buy from Big C Supermarket, a popular Thai grocery chain in Bangkok. Learn about the opening hours, location, prices and flavours of popular snacks like bento squid, Lays grilled scallops, Tao Kae Noi seaweed and more.
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- Nam Prik. These are Thai chilli pastes and dips that we can pair with vegetables, meats or even crackers and crispy pork rinds. Most of these nam prik contain some fish or shrimp paste and can taste a little fishy just like the Malaccan cincalok.
- Crispy Fish Skins and Pork Rinds. You may have eaten plain fried fish skins or those with salted egg yolks but have you tried tom yum flavoured ones? These are good on their own or you can pair them with your choice of nam prik.
- 林真香 Lin Zhen Xiang. One of the most established old brands for local snacks like pork floss crackers and shredded pork sticks which many folks know them as ‘gao sai’ or dog shit because of the shape, lol.
- Dried Longan with Durian. Freeze-dried longans aren’t common and this combination with durian is quite unusual too. Big fan of durian? You may also want to try the freeze-dried Monthong durian that is also available in most supermarkets and tidbit shops.
Big C Supercenter Public Company Limited. No. 88/9 , Soi Samanchan-Barbos , Prakanong Sub-district , Klongtoey District Bangkok Province 10110. Tel. 0-21465959. Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8.30 - 18.00 hrs. (excluding public holiday) Call-Center: 1756 (Daily 8.00 - 21.00 hrs.)
While most travellers frequent their more popular stores (think Big C and 7-11), Bangkok has so much more to offer that even the most die-hard Bangkok fan might not know about! Here are our top 11, secret and not-so-secret haunts where you can stock up on tidbits to bring home – and also find rare snacks you’ve probably never even heard of.
Dec 7, 2023 · And for convenience and great deals, see to it that you dedicate at least a full day at Big C Supercenter Rajdamri. This newly revamped store is not only the largest Big C branch in Thailand, but also a prime spot for tourists who want to experience the best of Thai culture, cuisine, and crafts.
