Hon mhai is a traditional insect dish that's especially popular in Bangkok. It's made by deep-frying silk worms, then seasoning them with salt, pepper, and sometimes a secret sauce that's prepared by the vendor, because the snack is usually sold from street carts.

Apr 15, 2025 · Hon mhai is a traditional insect dish that's especially popular in Bangkok. It's made by deep-frying silk worms, then seasoning them with salt, pepper, and sometimes a secret sauce that's prepared by the vendor, because the snack is usually sold from street carts.

Mar 21, 2025 · Hon mhai is a traditional insect dish that's especially popular in Bangkok. It's made by deep-frying silk worms, then seasoning them with salt, pepper, and sometimes a secret sauce that's prepared by the vendor, because the snack is usually sold from street carts.

Dec 6, 2024 · Cooking Dak Dtae or Hon Mhai: A Thai Silkworm Delicacy In this video, my Thai wife Nitnipa Nakoon Dak dtae or hon mhai, a traditional Thai and Lao dish made from silkworms. This savory dish...

Dec 3, 2024 · Hon Mhai (Silk Worms) Image credit: Mai Le | Flickr A quick taste test of this quickly brings a thought to the back of your mind, “If they taste so awful, why not we just leave them alive and let them what they do best – spin silk.”

Deep fried silk worms called hon Mhai are a common snack sold on the streets of Bangkok, Thailand. They are often fried on the vendor’s cart to insure freshness and garnished with salt and/or pepper and sometimes a secret sauce before using a ladle to serve them up.

Jan 23, 2025 · Hon mhai is a traditional Thai insect dish that's especially popular in Bangkok. It's made by deep-frying silk worms, then seasoning them with salt, pepper, and sometimes a secret sauce that's prepared by the vendor, because the snack is usually sold from street carts.

Nov 21, 2013 · hon mhai (silk worms). | taken by Sony Xperia Z1 They are both tasty, greasy, crispy, and OOOMG! Fried insect definitely have an edge over crisps, both in term of nutritions value and the exotic element.

Aug 28, 2018 · Hon mhai are a common snack sold on the streets of Bangkok. They’re often fried on the vendor’s cart to insure freshnss and garnished with salt/pepper, and sometimes a secret sauce before using a ladle to serve them up.

Silkworms: Also known as hon mhai, this dish involves deep frying the worms, then seasoning them with salt, pepper, and a secret sauce. Developing tadpoles: Find any Isaan food vendor and you may find a dish called mok huak .