25 Mouthwatering Desserts in Thailand That Will Leave You Craving More

Thailand is a food lover's paradise with an incredible variety of delicious and affordable local eats, making it a popular destination for many. From delicious crab omelettes with spicy dipping sauce and Green Curry with dried shrimp to traditional Pad Thai, Thai-style fried noodles, and Tom Yum, you can enjoy a variety of delectable food in Thailand, making a trip to the Land of Smiles a must for all foodies!

Check out some of the must-try dishes you can find in Bangkok from our guide!

If you have more of a sweet tooth when it comes to food, don’t worry! Thai food includes more than just world-famous Thai dishes, like Thai curry, rice noodles, and other delicacies garnished with fresh herbs. You can also enjoy a wide range of sweet desserts that will surely satisfy your cravings.

Here’s your trusty guide to the 25 best Thai food and desserts you just have to sink your teeth in when you’re in Thailand!

Indulge in a delightful Thai Roti, a signature dessert that's as much about the preparation as it is about savouring. These popular street-side treats feature sweet dough expertly grilled on bustling corners and tourist havens across Thailand, generously buttered and customisable with fillings like Nutella, bananas, and chocolate. It's the ultimate on-the-go snack that embodies the lively spirit of Thai street food culture.

Don't forget to grab one from LA LOKA ROTI for a delicious companion as you explore the night market!

Address: Thong Sala Night Market, Kohphangan Sub-district, Ko Pha-ngan District, Surat Thani 84280, Thailand

Meet Pa Thong Ko, Thailand's street food star! These friendly neighbourhood Thai doughnuts bring joy from breakfast to dessert. Pair them with Jok (Thai congee) in the morning or indulge in sweetened condensed milk and Pandan custard for an afternoon treat.

You can find these delights at local bakeries like Pa Thong Ko Sawoei!

Address: QF3X+28C, Thanon Tanao, San Chao Pho Sua, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Get ready to chill with O-Aew, Thailand's coolest treat! From Phuket, this shaved ice sensation features unique o-aew plant seed jelly (aiyu jelly). Picture a bowl filled with o-aew jelly, grass jelly, and red kidney beans, all atop a snowy mound of crushed ice. Drizzled with sweet syrup, it's an icy paradise for your taste buds! Don't miss out on one of the best Thai food out there, grab some at O-Aew Pae Lee!

Address: Soi Soon Utis, Tambon Talat Nuea, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 

Meet Khanom Tako, Thailand's texture adventure! A cosy cup of mung bean pudding nestled in a pandan leaf. A luscious coconut milk blanket up top and jelly down low. It's sweet and soft, with a hint of pandan aroma.

You can find it at many markets like the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, along with other delicacies like fresh mango slices or pickled mustard greens!

Address: 30/1 หมู่ที่ 15 Bang Ramat Rd, Khwaeng Bang Ramat, Khet Taling Chan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10170, Thailand

Who could forget Thailand's world-famous Mango Sticky Rice? Khao Niaow Ma Muang is the name to remember—a delightful Thai creation where sweet sticky rice gets cosy with ripe, luscious mango slices. Bathed in creamy coconut milk and the sweetness of palm sugar, it's no wonder this beauty made it to CNN's list of the world's best desserts, making it among the best Thai food.

You can try this delicious Thai food at Yenly Yours in Bangkok!

Address: 979 Rama I Rd, Khwaeng Pathum Wan, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailan

Get ready to taste tradition with Thong Yip, the golden gem of Thai ceremonies! This egg-based delight isn't just dessert; it symbolises prosperity and wealth, making it a must-have at occasions like weddings and housewarmings. With a legacy as rich as its flavour, Thong Yip adds a touch of sweetness to celebrations, embodying the essence of goodwill and good taste in every bite. Satisfy your craving for this traditional Thai food at Khanom Wan Talad Plu after trying their savoury dishes, like Stir Fried Chicken with red curry paste.

Address: 1129, Soi Thoet Thai 25 Talad Plu Market, Bangkok 10600 Thailand.

Want to discover more traditional Thai food? Read our article about these delectable dishes!

Dip in a bowl of pure comfort with Bua Loi, Thailand's heartwarming dessert! These delightful sticky rice flour balls swim in a warm coconut milk soup, creating a symphony of sweet and warm flavours. But that's not all–these little dumplings know how to show off their colourful personalities too, from taro root to pandan juice, beet juice to kabocha squash. Bua Loi brings a burst of flavours and hues that'll leave you craving another bowlful of happiness.

Try a modernised version of Bua Loi when you visit Thongyoy Cafe and wash it down with some fresh lime juice!

Address: 88/2, Ari Samphan Soi 7, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400

Unwrap a surprise of flavours with Khao Lam, Thailand's bamboo-baked delight! Imagine sweet sticky rice, red beans, and creamy coconut cream nestled inside hollow bamboo tubes, slow-roasted over charcoal. With a choice between white glutinous rice or bold black sticky rice, Khao Lam brings the best of both worlds to your taste buds.

For the best Thai experience of Khao Lam, head to a small street stall near Pratunam market, where you can also find snacks to munch on like roasted peanuts.

Address: Soi Phetchaburi 21, Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand

Fall in love with Kanom Pang Sang Kaya, the Thai delight that's all about the custard craze! Sink your teeth into soft, heavenly bread brimming with creamy Pandan custard. It's a sweet symphony that'll leave you craving more. And guess what? This scrumptious treat isn't just a Thai sensation; it's also making waves across Southeast Asia.

Get your fill of this dessert at Siam Pandan, a beloved local bakery in Bangkok!

Address: Siam Square Soi 6, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

Crunch and munch on the vibrant delight of Tub Tim Grob, also known as "crispy rubies"! Imagine sweet water chestnuts, diced into jewel-like cubes and bathed in the allure of grenadine or ruby-red food colouring. Coated in tapioca flour and boiled to perfection, these treats dance in a refreshing pool of coconut milk and ice. Cool down with this delectable dessert at the Audrey Cafe Zpell Future Park Rangsit after trying some of the other hot Thai dishes, like the spicy green papaya salad or chicken breast slices with sour curry!

Address: Zpell Rangsit 2/F, Prachathipat, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani 12130

Savour the irresistible allure of Kluay Kaek, Thailand's delectable banana fritters decked with toasted sesame seeds and shredded coconut. When coupled with Thai coconut ice cream, these crispy sweets provide a wonderful blend of textures and flavours that embody the spirit of Thai food.

For one of the best Kluay Kaeks, head to Phra Nakhon district, where households run food stalls serving up the best Thai food, with Goh Saphan Han being one of the top spots for these delightful banana fritters.

Address: Yaowarat Road near the Rob Krung canal, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok

If you're a Kluay Kaek fan, let Khao Mao Tod take you on a crispy coconut adventure. Picture a fried banana dessert with shredded coconut and sesame seeds, plus a surprise crunch from unripe rice grains. Khao Mao Tod is like the underrated sister of Kluay Kae.

If you stumble upon this authentic Thai food, don't miss the chance to savour it in Thai restaurants, especially at the Celadon Restaurant, where you can enjoy this dessert after scouring some delicious Pad Thai or Thai Curry!

Address: 13/3 S Sathon Rd, Khwaeng Thung Maha Mek, Khet Sathon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10120, Thailand

Get ready to swoon over Khanom Mor Kaeng, Thailand's answer to flan! It's a velvety delight, a symphony of creamy indulgence made with coconut milk, eggs, palm and granulated sugars. Treasures like mung beans, lotus seeds, or taro hide within, crowned with crispy fried shallots. Try it at Nok Noi for a sweet treat after some savoury rice noodles!

Address: Sri Uthai Rd, Uthai Thani City 61000 Thailand.

Calling all crispy treat enthusiasts! Khao Taen, the Thai delight that's crispy, sweet, and utterly irresistible, is here to win your heart. These crunchy rice cakes, also known as Nang let, are one of the best Thai foods for snacking. Drizzled in cane sugar syrup, they're like a lighter, dreamier take on the classic Rice Krispie treat.

Find them at street stalls, bustling markets, and especially at Ayutthaya Night Market—the perfect snack for exploring!

Address: 9H49+3HM, Bang Ian Rd, Tambon Tha Wa Su Kri, Amphoe Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Chang Wat Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 13000, Thailand

Beat the heat with a scoop of pure delight: Itim Kati, Thailand's beloved coconut ice cream! No Thai dessert lineup is complete without this creamy creation, a symphony of heavy cream, egg yolks, and sugar, jazzed up with layers of sweet coconut goodness.

Try it with caramelised banana at V’Lacha and turn any sweltering afternoon into a tropical paradise! This would surely taste good after you dine on some spicy stir-fried noodles.

Address: Soi Ari 1, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok

Meet your new candy crush: Luk Chup, Thailand's sweet gems that double as edible glass art! These treats, made from sweetened Mung bean paste, resemble a whimsical harvest of mini Thai fruits and veggies. It's a snack that's as charming to the eyes as it is delightful to your taste buds.

Find these sweet delights at most large-scale markets, such as Or Tor Kor Market near Chatuchak Weekend Market, where you can also get a taste of other authentic Thai dishes, like Thai curry, Pad See Ew, and Spicy Shrimp Soup.

Address: 101 Kamphaeng Phet Rd, Khwaeng Chatuchak, Khet Chatuchak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10900, Thailand

Introducing Khanom Krok: the bite-sized magic of Thai street food! These coconut rice pancakes are a symphony of flavours, cooked to perfection in charming, round pockets. With a batter of rice flour, coconut milk, and sugar, these little delights come in salty and sweet varieties. Some vendors add extra flair with ingredients like shredded coconut, green onions, taro, or sweet corn.

Enjoy some Khanom Krok with a view at Khanom Chan Thai Dessert Bar—they also serve other delectable desserts we’ve discussed!

Address: 5/F, Na Banglampoo Hotel, Phra Sumen Rd., Bangkok, Thailand

Get ready to savour a burst of flavour with Khanom Tom, the vibrant Thai dessert sensation! Picture boiled rice flour dumplings, generously stuffed with a dreamy combo of shredded coconut, palm sugar, and creamy coconut milk. These colourful balls are like flavour fireworks, often spiced up with pandan leaf and butterfly pea flower magic for that extra oomph of colour, aroma, and taste.

Try Khanom Tom and other satisfying sugar-loaded treats like Khao Niao mamuang mango sticky rice at Khao Pee Nong.

Address: 105/1, Bon Marche Market Park, 62 Room, Tessabalsongkraow Road, Ladyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand

Get ready to make some sweet new friends with Ruam Mit, the delightful Thai dessert that's a carnival of flavours! This blend of multi-coloured vermicelli noodles, tapioca pearls, sweet potatoes, lotus root, and jackfruit is a party on a plate. Drizzled in coconut milk and topped with shaved ice, it's a true fusion of textures and tastes that'll make your taste buds dance!

You can find the tastiest Ruam Mit at stalls in markets like Ton Lam Yai Market. Pair it with one of the Thai curries or even stir-fried chicken with soft egg noodles for the best experience!

Address: 88 1 Wichayanon Rd, Tambon Chang Moi, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50300, Thailand

Dive into a banana-infused dream with Khao Tom Mud, Thailand's twist on dessert perfection! Imagine tender baby bananas wrapped in sweet sticky rice and creamy coconut milk, steamed to perfection within a banana leaf embrace. It's like biting into a cloud of flavours, with the delightful familiarity of Filipino suman but with a Thai twist.

Try Khao Tom Mud at Bubbles Restaurant!

Address: 1 Soi Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi 2, Kathu, Patong, Thailand, Phuke

Savour the flavour-packed surprise of Khanom Sod Sai, Thailand's delightful treat that's a burst of joy! Picture grated coconut and palm sugar balls, generously coated in a salted rice flour and coconut cream blend. Wrapped up in banana leaf parcels, these little wonders are steamed to perfection.

For some of the most delicious Khanom Sod Sai, head near the old silent cinema at Nang Loeng Market, just go through the main food court to the dessert stands on the outer edge.

Address: QG56+JVR, Nakhon Sawan 6 Alley, Khwaeng Wat Sommanat, Khet Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, Thailand

While mango sticky rice is a crowd-pleaser, brace yourself for a flavour exploration with durian sticky rice, another unique offering from Thai cuisine. Durian's reputation as the 'love it or hate it' fruit precedes it—infamous for its pungent aroma, yet captivating taste. Dive into this creamy treat where the same coconut-milk-soaked sticky rice is paired with bold slivers of fresh durian. Curious palates, rejoice—a new sensation awaits at One Dee Cafe!

Address: Phahon Yothin 7, Soi Ari 1, Bangkok, +662 163 4357

Savour the sweet layers of Thai tradition with Khanom Chan, the enchanting "layered dessert" that's pure delight! Crafted from tapioca and rice flour, coconut milk, and a sprinkle of magic from jasmine, pandan, and butterfly pea flowers, it's a texture-packed journey for your taste buds. Khanom Chan has nine layers of alternating sweetness.

You can enjoy some Khanom Chan at Khanom Chan Thai Desserts Bar!

Address: 5/F, Na Banglampoo Hotel, Phra Sumen Rd., Bangkok, Thailand

Fold happiness into a tasty package with Khanom Bueang, Thailand's scrumptious street food sensation! These crepe-like delights, reminiscent of tacos, wrap up a party of flavours. Stuffed with meringue and crowned with delights like foi thong, grated coconut, or scallions, they're a textural adventure for your taste buds. It's like a joyful embrace of sweetness that you won't want to put down—a Thai treat that's full of flavour and fun! Sink your teeth into these delicious treats at Khanom Bueang Phraeng Nara, a dessert shop that specialises in this snack!

Address: 91 Phraeng Nara Rd, San Chao Pho Sua, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Wash all of these delicious Thai treats down with a refreshingly delectable Thai Iced Tea! While pad thai, tom yum goong, and pad see ew claim fame, Cha Yen, or Thai iced tea, take the drink throne. It's a tantalising blend of black tea, sweetened condensed milk, and evaporated milk, all wrapped in a delightful two-tone dance of orange and cream. Quench your thirst with a glass of this vibrant Thai classic at Pang Cha Cafe, where you can pair your drink with some delectable shaved ice dessert! This drink also pairs well with other Thai food, like green papaya salad with dried shrimp and spicy red curry paste or Panang curry served over steamed rice.

Address: 4th Floor Siam Paragon, 911 Rama I Rd, Pathumwan Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand

Embark on a tantalising journey through Thailand's dessert wonderland, from the enchanting flavours of Mango Sticky Rice to the surprising textures of Khanom Sot Sai. Make sure to let your taste buds explore and indulge in the richness of Thai cuisine, from fried rice with spicy curry paste to sweet Luk Chup, on your next trip!