Thai traditional tableware and its price

This is caused by the diet tradition in Thailand. Every country has its own food tradition and table manners are very different. For example, in Japan, when you eat Lamian Noodles, you must make a loud noise to praise Master Lamian Noodles's superb cooking, and Japanese people are used to eating rice with their rice bowls in their hands. But this is impossible in Korea and Thailand. In Thailand, eating bowls is not allowed.

This is probably because Thailand's primitive tradition is like this. A long time ago, Thai people liked to sit on the floor when eating. Banana leaves are spread in front of everyone, and then the food is directly grabbed by hand and put into the mouth. Up to now, Thais have abandoned this seemingly uncivilized practice, but their tableware is quite simple, generally speaking, it is a plate or bowl, a spoon and a pair of chopsticks.

As we all know, Dongyin Court in Thailand is very famous. Thais like soup. It can be said that soup is indispensable for every meal. In this case, they usually put the soup from a big bowl to a small bowl and then scoop it with a spoon. Although it seems generous to put the bowl up and drink it ton by ton, they are not allowed to do so. I think, although this has something to do with their table culture, there are still problems. If you drink a lot like this, it's like a pig eating ginseng fruit.

Soup is something that needs to be tasted carefully to know its taste. If it is served, it will be drunk quickly, so you will lose control of the food and enjoy it. It is also disrespectful to the chef's performance, so Thailand will ban serving bowls.