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Thai food has proved popular in Donegal
New Tesco research has revealed that Donegal is the “hotspot” for Thai food.
Tesco research reveals that shoppers in Donegal spend nearly 20% more than the average Tesco customer on Thai cuisine.
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Some of the most famous Thai dishes include Pad Thai, Tom Yum, Som Tam (green papaya salad), Massaman Curry, and Khao Soi.
Tesco Ireland Customer Director, Suzanne Quinn, said: “Research we’ve conducted has shown that food means more to people than what’s on their plate, it’s about emotion, connection, nourishment, tradition, and pride in Irish produce.”
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