A culinary discovery : the Thai barbecue…
A culinary discovery : the Thai barbecue…
I invite you to discover the famous Thai barbecue in the best Thai barbecue restaurant in Korat : Kiew Savoey .
This restaurant has open many years ago, and many TV channels have already promoted it.
The restaurant opens at 17:00 and the food is really good and of premium quality. I always take a set of pork meat. The marinade is excellent, as the hot sauce which is served as accessory. What also makes the difference in this restaurant, it’s the inimitable taste and well-kept secret of the broth … The set of pork meat comes with many vegetables and noodles, that you will have to boil in the broth.The idea is to cook the meat on a steep aluminum structure, and the drippings will fall into the broth which dips at the base, and in which you will boil the vegetables. OK, explained like that it’s not easy to understand, it is better to look at the picture below …
It is truly delicious, and the taste of the broth will evolve during your meal. There are about fifty tables Kiew Savoey Korat, and the restaurant seats about 200 people. There is a covered area (in case of rain), and a non-covered part. The staff is very friendly, and the prices are very low since you will leave with a bill of 250 baht for 2 people (including a set of pork meat + drink). You can find Thai barbecues everywhere across the country. You can choose your meat: pork, chicken, offal, or your seafood: calamari, squid, prawns … It’s a culinary experience not to be missed ! Kiew Savoey (เขียวเสวย): 359/1 San Prasit Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima Mueang, Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima 30000, Thailand.Useful Legal Resources for Expats in Thailand
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is moo kata (Thai BBQ)?
Moo kata (หมูกะทะ) combines a dome grill (for meat) with a surrounding moat of broth (for vegetables and noodles) over a charcoal fire — a unique Thai BBQ-hotpot hybrid eaten communally over 1.5–2 hours.
How do you eat moo kata?
Grill marinated pork and seafood on the dome, push it to the broth moat to finish, and dip in Thai BBQ sauce. Add vegetables and noodles to the broth. Constantly reorder fresh ingredients throughout the meal.
Where can you find moo kata restaurants?
Everywhere in Thailand — open evenings only, busiest on weekends. All-you-can-eat runs 150–250 THB per person, often with unlimited soft drinks for 50–80 THB extra.
What is the difference between moo kata and Japanese shabu-shabu?
Moo kata combines grilling AND hot pot in one vessel with Thai flavours. Shabu-shabu is a purely Japanese hot pot. Korean BBQ focuses on grilling without the broth. Moo kata is a distinctly Thai innovation.
