Hehehe. You health freak again.
Think must be due to your healthy food posting that I switch to wholemeal bread 2 days ago. But it's not Aroi at all. :( BTW, what type of oil you are using for your cooking?
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Hehehe. You health freak again.
Think must be due to your healthy food posting that I switch to wholemeal bread 2 days ago. But it's not Aroi at all. :( BTW, what type of oil you are using for your cooking?
Yeah, I actually know about this singer about 2-3 years ago when I was in a Thai style Karaoke. There was this singer that could sing so many nice songs and I found out all the songs are from Sunari. So I went to buy a few album and really like her vocals.
Despite Thailand being a major automobile producer in the world, car prices are very high. Simply compare the selling prices of the same cars with Taiwan and even Malaysia and Indonesia, Thailand is most expensive. Even petrol prices is almost double when compared to Malaysia.
Still feeling 'sore' over your Lexus GS ? Come lah, come Taiwan.:p
ChFC. you converted your Vios to NGT or LPG already ?
Do you have the pricing of alternative fuels compared to petrol ?
Do you have the pricing of alternative fuels compared to petrol ?
I am not sore la pii just stating a fact and I am not talking about imported cars like Lexus I'm referring to domestically produced cars like Vios, Altis, Civic, Accord etc etc
While we were in Rayong having a retreat last weekend with the partners and families we discussed and agreed to get a GS for each one of us later this year. I told them to go ahead but leave me out as I will be spending 75% of my time in Indonesia very soon so I guess I will do it in I'sia instead.
Hope you are not spending 75% of your life-time in Indo, you'll regret even if the money is good
Maw nuat already explained. Other forms are:
Maw - normal doctor
Maw Fan - dentist (Fan=teeth)
Maw Doo - fortune teller (Doo=see)
Some hotel photos of a recent stay in Bangkok
Pool
View from Room
der="0" alt="Photobucket">Food in Chinatown: Khao Moo Kob + Khoo Moo Something + Chinese Herbal Soup + Or-Liang (Iced Coffee)
Gold Prices at Hua Seng Tong in Chinatown. Thais love gold. There was one customer inside who laid down 4-sen (400k) baht cash to buy gold when I was there. I was there just to enjoy aircon
Indian Thali (80B) at Pahurat. Pahurat is Little India - next to Yaowarat. You can access this by car/taxi by crossing Memorial Bridge (Saphan Phut) or by river taxi. Lots of Indian shops + one Indian Mall called India Emporium.
Morning guys. The weather today look promising. Got a free 'natural rain' car wash last night. :p
Here's the price for the various fuels:
1. Benzine 91 = THB 41/LT
2. Gasohol 95 = THB 37/LT
3. Gasohol 91 = THB 35/LT
4. NGV = THB 11/KG
Nope, have not convert yet but most likely will do it after my next servicing 38,000 km. Now is 36,000 km. The price for the LPG/NGV unit is around THB20K.
Here's the price for the various fuels:
1. Benzine 91 = THB 41/LT
2. Gasohol 95 = THB 37/LT
3. Gasohol 91 = THB 35/LT
4. NGV = THB 11/KG
Hehehe. what about Maw Lam (Issarn Music) ?:p
Nice pics! The swimming pool look a little like Dusit D2 style.
Hehehehe. Petrol prices in Malaysia is subsidized one lah. On the car price part, the difference between car prices in LOS and the countries mentioned are in 'percentage'. But SG prices is a few 'times' more than any country.
I was at a Yaowarat gold shop called Hua Seng Heng (which I believe is a trusted brand) opposite the White Orchid Hotel and the shop was crowded. All along the counter were customers 2-deep. Customers were counting out so many large bundles of cash on the counter that at first, I was a little afraid that a robbery might take place.
I did a walk of Chinatown from Wai Traimit (the largest gold buddha) to Wat Mangkorn Kamalawat (large Chinese-style temple). Along the way, had coffee at teochew-style coffeeshop. Old customers there all seem to speak Teochew (I think). Passed by millions of birds-next, sharks-fin, sio bak etc.
Weather was super hot though. Didn't rain until the last day I was there when it rained dogs and cats in the evening. Parts of the highway (tang duan) were shut down in the afternoon because the King was coming back from Ayutthaya
So did you buy or sell (your family heirloom) +555? Yo, it's a teochew enclave. And sights (and smells) are quite something, unlike Singapore's lost charms (you could almost say it's 'antiseptic').
No leh it's not across the river
https://maps.google.com.sg/maps?q=1...qEmzM0IpNVm35C8KGBiyhw&cbp=12,329.95,,0,-4.21
I'm afraid this will be the case, own business la, no choice, must see it succeed.
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Indian Thali (80B) at Pahurat. Pahurat is Little India - next to Yaowarat. You can access this by car/taxi by crossing Memorial Bridge (Saphan Phut) or by river taxi. Lots of Indian shops + one Indian Mall called India Emporium.
Thanks rotikosong for this info, I'm a sucker for Indian food. I hope to visit this place next week. Really thanks so much.
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