Instead, check out the restaurants I like . Top of Page Tipping is not required in most restaurants, although you will make your waitress happy if you leave a small tip. The size of the tip depends on the bill, but generally anything from 20 to 100 Baht is sufficient. When eating sea food, you will often be given a bowl of hot water with lemons in it. Wash your fingers as you eat.
Proper napkins are almost unknown in Thailand.
Instead, you will often be given a roll of toilet paper. No problem, but put your other hand over your mouth to cover it as you work. Dining out in Thailand is exciting, interesting and definitely worth the effort. Even if you have eaten Thai food in your home town you will find the 'real' version is much better. Although I don't actually give an award to restaurants, these are some of the best restaurants I have tried.