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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
- Thread starter Leongsam
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All's good thank you
Businesses in Thailand had been very challenging past few months. Ever since I got back from my short holiday in Phuket in May its been one trip after another to the upcountry of Thailand visiting customers to push sales. Past three months' effort had been paid off with increase of sales however the next challenging part is to sustain till the end of the year and beyond. Anyway I am back now and hope to post more regularly.
I'm always amazed with the Thai cuisine in its presentation. Even though a dish could be simple and inexpensive the presentation is often colourful and enticing. For example this simple meal at countryside
A simple krapow minced pork and rice with so many coloursn covering over white rice
Another simple dish, omelette, so fluffy and puffy and crispy on the outside is out ot of the world
Tomyam with small shrimps (in countryside you don't get big prawns) again look at the colour
Finally this simple sardine salad is once again colourful and fresh looking
Good looking delicious food, every dish freshly cooked individually when you order. Prepared by simple countryside folks from the heart. This meal costs only S$8.40.
I'm always amazed with the Thai cuisine in its presentation. Even though a dish could be simple and inexpensive the presentation is often colourful and enticing. For example this simple meal at countryside
A simple krapow minced pork and rice with so many coloursn covering over white rice
Another simple dish, omelette, so fluffy and puffy and crispy on the outside is out ot of the world
Tomyam with small shrimps (in countryside you don't get big prawns) again look at the colour
Finally this simple sardine salad is once again colourful and fresh looking
Good looking delicious food, every dish freshly cooked individually when you order. Prepared by simple countryside folks from the heart. This meal costs only S$8.40.
One day I was really bored with the usual restaurants I go so I asked my maid for recommendation. She said there's a beautiful restaurant near home (about 4-5km away. So was right, it was beautiful. I'd like to share some photos of the restaurant before I post the food.
It's literally build on a padi field
It's literally build on a padi field
First of all it is extremely difficult to get a Thai citizen maid as most Thais do not want to work as a maid so many Thais here or residents could only get Myanmar or Cambodian maids.
2 months contract make it even more difficult, almost impossible.
well, that just sucks. not the answer i want to hear. but its fine. thank u for the reply
Just hire a whore and pay her extra to do housework.
A whore that can do housework and cook? That's harder then striking lottery
Ask Joe he may have some inside info.
Actually you are absolutely correct. Will be spoilt for choice.
One night I was driving home but it poured heavily as usual traffic was very bad when it rains let alone storm so I turn into a soi from the main road and afterdriving about 2km discovered this restaurant known as Krua Baan Suan (Home Garden Kitchen).
Cabbage fried in fish sauce
Tomyam
Larb moo thot
Tham Thai
A simple dinner
Cabbage fried in fish sauce
Tomyam
Larb moo thot
Tham Thai
A simple dinner
who is Joe?
So on Monday this week I took a midnight flight to Sapporo with the missus for a short break.
Had a snack at the Singapore Airlines lounge before the flight, always amazed by this Thai snack
Ready for the 7 hours flight from Bangkok to Chitose airport
Taking off Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport
A light meal right after take off
Mochi is very good
Had a snack at the Singapore Airlines lounge before the flight, always amazed by this Thai snack
Ready for the 7 hours flight from Bangkok to Chitose airport
Taking off Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport
A light meal right after take off
Mochi is very good
About one and a half hour before landing was awaken for breakfast
A very nice Japanese bento set
Chicken
Finally touching down at about 8am
Getting through the immigration and customs was a breeze
Drizzled a little. Waiting for a taxi
Cute little taxi
A very nice Japanese bento set
Chicken
Finally touching down at about 8am
Getting through the immigration and customs was a breeze
Drizzled a little. Waiting for a taxi
Cute little taxi
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