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Thursday, September 17, 2026

LISA brings Thai food and drinking culture to Jimmy Fallon show

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LISA brought a taste of Thailand to American late-night television while promoting her latest single, “SaWaDiKa”, on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

During the closing segment of the show, the Thai K-pop star introduced host Jimmy Fallon to some of her favourite Thai food and drinks, including som tam and Thai beer.

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LISA recommended som tam, or spicy green papaya salad, and encouraged Fallon to try dried shrimp and fresh chilli — ingredients commonly found in the dish.

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She then shared her own drink recipe, combining Korean soju, Thai beer and Sprite.

The segment ended with LISA introducing another familiar part of Thai drinking culture: raising a glass and saying “mot kaew”, meaning “bottoms up”.

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The appearance gave American viewers a playful introduction to Thai food, flavours and drinking culture as LISA continued promoting “SaWaDiKa” in the US.

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