Gai Tod Nam Pla is crispy, deeply savoury and completely irresistible — here’s what our customers love ordering alongside it to build a complete and memorable Thai meal.
🍚 Thai Sticky Rice
The most authentically Thai pairing for Gai Tod Nam Pla and the one that Thai street food vendors across the country have known for generations. Sticky Rice alongside crispy fried chicken marinated in fish sauce is a combination eaten at roadside stalls and market tables across Thailand every single day — the soft, glutinous rice pressed between the fingers and used to scoop up pieces of crispy chicken, absorbing the caramelised fish sauce marinade and carrying those deep savoury flavours through in a mouthful that is simultaneously crispy, soft, salty and deeply satisfying. It is the kind of combination that feels ancient and completely right the moment you try it — and at Sireeya’s it tastes exactly as it should.
🌿 Larb Tod
A pairing of bold, characterful dishes that together deliver one of the most exciting and genuinely Thai starter combinations available across the entire menu. Larb Tod — crispy fried balls of minced meat with shallots, mint, dried chilli, lime juice and fragrant toasted rice — brings herby, citrusy, fierce Isan character to the table alongside the deep, caramelised savouriness of the Gai Tod Nam Pla wings. Both dishes are rooted in the same Thai street food tradition of bold flavour and satisfying crunch — but they express it through completely different flavour profiles, creating a combination that is varied, exciting and genuinely memorable from the very first bite.
🥗 Som Tam Thai
Gai Tod Nam Pla alongside Som Tam Thai is one of the most classically Thai and genuinely exciting combinations on the entire menu. The sharp, tangy, fiercely fresh green papaya salad with its lime, chilli, roasted peanuts and tomatoes cuts straight through the rich, caramelised savouriness of the crispy chicken wings — refreshing the palate completely between every piece and making the chicken taste even more deeply flavoured by contrast. In Thailand, a bright acidic salad alongside crispy fried chicken is one of the most instinctive and well-established principles of street food eating — and this pairing embodies that principle as naturally and as satisfyingly as anything on the menu.
🍛 Panang Curry
Three crispy marinated chicken wings followed by Panang Curry is a pairing of deeply satisfying progression — from the fierce, caramelised savouriness of the fried chicken to the rich, thick, gently sweet coconut curry sauce made with Sireeya’s authentic Koh Lanta paste. The Panang’s characteristic depth and sweetness provides a completely different but equally compelling expression of Thai flavour after the direct, bold impact of the Gai Tod Nam Pla — and the transition from crispy starter to silky, rich curry main is one of the most rewarding meal progressions available across the entire menu. A combination for customers who want every course of their Thai meal to feel genuinely considered and completely worth the order.