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Food

Thai Street Drinks — Beyond Coconut Water

Updated 2026 · Totally Bangkok

Sugar cane juice, butterfly pea flower tea, fresh lime soda, Thai iced tea — the street drink culture.

Thai iced tea (cha yen)

Strong orange tea brewed with spices and condensed milk, poured over ice — the colour is distinctively orange; sweet, creamy, essential.

Cha manao (iced lime tea)

The same tea base with fresh lime juice instead of milk — sharper, refreshing, less sweet.

Nom yen (pink milk)

Sweetened milk with sala syrup — pink, sweet, cold; a childhood drink Thais grow up on.

Nam oi (sugar cane juice)

Fresh-pressed from sugar cane stalks by roadside machines; very sweet, best with ice; 20–30 THB; a hot-day essential.

Butterfly pea flower tea

Vivid blue tea made from dried butterfly pea flowers; adds a splash of lime and it turns purple — naturally caffeine-free; increasingly available in cafes.

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