Thai Dish

Yellow Curry

แกงกะหรี่

Also known as: Kaeng Kari, Gaeng Garee, Gang Kari, Thai Yellow Curry, Kaeng Lueang

What is Yellow Curry?

A mild, Indian-influenced Thai curry colored with turmeric and curry powder. Made with coconut milk, potatoes, and onions, it is one of the mildest Thai curries and often served with chicken or tofu.

Typical Ingredients

•coconut milk
•yellow curry paste
•chicken
•potatoes
•onions
•turmeric
•fish sauce
•palm sugar

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Fish
Often Present
Peanuts
Sometimes Present
Shellfish
Sometimes Present

Curry paste often contains fish sauce and shrimp paste. Some versions include peanuts. Milder than green or red curry.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Tofu or vegetable version available
Ask for peanut-free preparation

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Does the curry paste contain shrimp paste?
Are peanuts included?

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Important Disclaimer

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