On this resource page you’ll find some of my personal favorite Thai cookware, ingredients, and the tools and gear I use to run this blog.
For you to make authentic Thai food it's imperative that you have a good stone mortar and pestle.
This clay mortar is usually used for pounding som tam (green papaya salad).
A wooden mortar is also commonly used in Thailand for mixed and pounding salads like som tam.
This is the steamer you need to make perfect Thai / Laos sticky rice.
To cook many Thai Chinese dishes you'll need a good steel wok, so that you can get really high heats.
This is the main spatula I use for stir frying, it's really good quality and sturdy.
I'm a big fan of locally made Thai kiwi knives. They are affordable but good quality.
Tom yum fire pots, that keep your soup flaming hot, are a great part of your Thai kitchen.
Using this sock, you can make coffee and tea the traditional style, and it works pretty well.
With this lunchbox you'll be able to have Thai food anywhere, and be stylish as well. And yes, I used…
These are the ultimate classic Thai spoons, and what I love about them is they are all purpose and work…
This is one of the common brands of oyster sauce used in Thai cooking.
Golden Mountain seasoning sauce is a type of Thai soy sauce that has a great taste and is commonly used…
Tiparos fish sauce is frequently used in cooking throughout Thailand.
Thai dried chilies are an extremely important component in Thai food. You'll need a huge stock of these!
To keep this blog running smoothly, I upload my photos to Smugmug and then use links to embed photos into…
I do my photo editing with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop and edit videos with Adobe Premiere CC.
Bluehost is an affordable web host to store your website files, especially if you're starting a blog for the first…
WordPress is the open source platform I use to run this blog.
I started using this LUMIX mirrorless camera, and so far I've been quite happy with both the video and photo…
This is my go-to wide angle all purpose lens for both photos and videos, attached to the Lumix GX8.
I bought this prime lens to take really sharp crisp food photos, and I love it!
I use the simple RODE videomic pro to plug into my camera to record much better sound quality.
This is my workhorse to do everything from blogging to video editing. It's a balance of power and portability.
Uber is one of the most convenient ways to get around Bangkok. Use this link for a discount on your…
If you're visiting Thailand having international coverage is important. For short-trips World Nomads provides top notch service.
When I travel in Thailand, I often use Agoda to search for and book good deals on accommodation.
