joetys - what, in your opinion, is the best seafood restaurant in BKK in terms of food and ambience? Somewhere easily accessible from the Ratchaprasong area. I need to take a guest and his family out for dinner soon. Thanks bud.
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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An old time favourite and trusted seafood restaurant is Laem Charoen started in Rayong seaside but now has many branches. There's one in CentralWorld check this out http://laemcharoenseafood.com/ourbranch/
Thanks. Looks like that's the place then.
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This afternoon lunch at the famous khao kha mu in Muang Thong Thani. I'm not a fan of this dish so I shall comment however this shop has many fans in Bangkok.
[video=youtube;OYTTDKlyThc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYTTDKlyThc[/video]
This is the kway-chap
[video=youtube;OYTTDKlyThc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYTTDKlyThc[/video]
This is the kway-chap
Thanks. Sure looks nice. I've been to a restaurant nearby called Relax Riverside
Just finished marketing in Ying Chareon wet market its almost 10am and having kway chap breakfast
There are many differences with Singapore's version Thai version
1. comes everything in a bowl
2. pork comes as crispy pork as in shiobak rather than braised lohbak
3. noodle comes as curled, see 2nd photo below, instead of flat however I was told by old timer Singaporeans that Singapore used to use curled with is the original
4. taste obviously is different la here's to the sweet side
5. as I don't eat organs I cannot comment
There are many differences with Singapore's version Thai version
1. comes everything in a bowl
2. pork comes as crispy pork as in shiobak rather than braised lohbak
3. noodle comes as curled, see 2nd photo below, instead of flat however I was told by old timer Singaporeans that Singapore used to use curled with is the original
4. taste obviously is different la here's to the sweet side
5. as I don't eat organs I cannot comment
Had been craving for nasi lemak for a few days so what can I do? Cook la of course. Yesterday had it for dinner.
Rice
Sambal with ikan bilis
Batang fish marinated malay style with cumin
Fried Chicken wings
The spread
[video=youtube;wG29hD6R_3c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG29hD6R_3c[/video]
Rice
Sambal with ikan bilis
Batang fish marinated malay style with cumin
Fried Chicken wings
The spread
[video=youtube;wG29hD6R_3c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG29hD6R_3c[/video]
joetys nasi lemak confirm can make all those pian chia nasi lemak stalls closed shop. got liao no liao see hian hian.
Having my night medicine now
Herbal tea.
Yes I'm into my second glass of Cordon Blu herbal tea
The bottle from Nathong already gone I reckon?
Yes obviously. Glad to see you're safely back. Have a good rest.
Thank you for the compliment.
breakfast in Foodland now first time having this Egg Benedict it's actually egg sitting on toasted muffin with parma ham and cheese and a few leafs of rocket in between.
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