Street food in Thailand without getting sick?
I want the stall. I do not want a week in the room. Health pages and “I ate everything” are not the same sentence.
Cooked to order, or walk
| If | Do | Skip |
|---|---|---|
| Food comes off the heat in front of you, steaming | That is the CDC-shaped stall | A tray that has been sitting |
| Fruit | Peel it yourself | Cut fruit from a bucket of ice water |
| Ice in the drink | CDC Thailand still flags ice with tap caution | Treating a busy stall as a lab |
| Kid, pregnancy, immune risk | Conservative: sealed drinks, hot food | A forum promising you will be fine |
CDC Yellow Book (Thailand): street food can transmit travellers’ diarrhoea; cook-to-order, hot, peel fruit, bottled or sealed drinks. Fluoroquinolone-resistant bugs are noted for the region. First 72 hours is not a clinic. This is not medical advice.
Which city, and if anyone in the group is high-risk.