Phang Nga, July 5 - This price still has sticky rice with mango, 5 baht per pack, a famous breakfast menu on Koh Yao Noi, Phang Nga Province, popular with tourists and locals. The reporter went to Koh Yao, Phang Nga Province, early in the morning to drink coffee and try the famous breakfast menu of Koh Yao Noi, which is Ma Sao's fresh dessert shop, famous for its sticky rice with various toppings wrapped in banana leaves, especially mango sticky rice. Ma Sao and her assistants are busy making sticky rice with coconut milk, steamed sticky rice, and mixed together before putting it on a banana leaf and topping it with various toppings such as custard, coconut, etc. But Ma Sao's signature dish is mango, which is cut into pieces of ripe mango and placed on sticky rice. Regular customers buy it to resell or buy it to eat with coffee in the morning. Both Thai and foreign tourists love it and come to buy it since morning. Ma Sao sells it for only 5 baht per pack, and it tastes good, fragrant, and just the right a mount of sweet. Mr. Phanet Uthai Rangsi, the Koh Yao District Chief, who came to drink coffee and have breakfast at the shop today, said that he would like to invite everyone to visit Koh Yao Noi to experience the charm of the local way of life and the natural way of life that is pure, peaceful, simple, and friendly. Most of the locals work in rubber plantations, fruit orchards, rice farming, and fishing, especially lobster farming in cages. In addition, Koh Yao Noi also has the last large rice field in Phang Nga Province. Source: Thai News Agency
Mango sticky rice from Koh Yao Noi, delicious, 5 baht
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