A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand

[Froggy]

Went shopping tonight then felt like eating Teochew food. Went to my favourite Teochew restaurant in Centrepoint's Teochew City but was fully booked for a private party so walking to my 2nd favourite in Ngee Ann City, East Ocean. I was actually craving for cold crab so here it is a 600g flower crab nicely steamed with a little yellow wine and oil.

I wish Thailand has flower crabs like this.

Then seperately ordered a abalone set dinner and a big bowl of Teochew oyster porridge 豪仔潮州粥

The abalone set donner comes in 5 courses: an individual pot of sharks fins soup ; 1 head abalone ; lobster noodles ; a large bamboo clam ; birds nest almond sweet soup. My highlight will be the lobster noodles, really like the gravy on the noodle which has a cheesy taste

 

[Froggy]

Sawasdee krup everyone. A very cold morning in Bangkok now. Maid just WhatsApp me photo showing 21 degC. For local Thais this is cold. Have a great day ahead guys.

 

[chonburifc]

good morning, same same in sin city. made my own cappucino. will try the ice version later.

 

[Charlie99]

21 C is an ideal temperature, is almost like natural air conditioning. Hopefully, it will not be too hot and too humid.

 

[Froggy]

21 C is an ideal temperature, is almost like natural air conditioning. Hopefully, it will not be too hot and too humid.

I wish Bangkok is like this whole year round.

 

[ypres]

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Anyone advice on retiring in Chiangmai. Thank you.

 

[donkey]

joe. zoom in zoom out so fast... went home slept and concussed over the
rainny weekend... right..your brother looks like you...didnt notice u until both
of u walk out to the car park..

something interesting happen on last Friday... Picture as attached...
ang moh market touched 5 year high... so too is thbusd trending up...

 

[yinyang]

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Anyone advice on retiring in Chiangmai.

You saw Joety's big mansion on blue print?:p CNX's on the cards for many, especially with farangs no less due to it's connectivity. Not done any work, but below links might help

http://www.retireinchiangmai.com/htm/

http://www.retire-on-550-month.com/retiring_to_Chiang_Mai_Thailand.php

 

[Froggy]

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Suvarnabhumbi Airport now.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

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Hey so donkey you finally met up with joe in bkk?

 

[Froggy]

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Hey so donkey you finally met up with joe in bkk?

Saw me in Tanglin Halt la alamak

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

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Saw me in Tanglin Halt la alamak

Dunno sia you're always flying here and there.

 

[Froggy]

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Dunno sia you're always flying here and there.

Ok ok now I'm home, Bangkok. Weekend will be in PRC.

 

[Alamaking]

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Ok ok now I'm home, Bangkok. Weekend will be in PRC.

Welcome back, LOL

 

[Froggy]

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Welcome back, LOL

Ah? You Bangcock ah?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

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AK bangcock with some katoey in soi cowboy bars?

 

[chonburifc]

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actually very mao liaoz. still trying to design lighting for bar counter. cannot too bright. yes, my shop is black shop.

 

[chonburifc]

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today very very tired liaoz. staff go home liaoz. luckily tomorrow got new staff.coming in.

waiting for last table to finish.

 

[chonburifc]

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another cool morning. kns, last night machiam like never sleep like that. close eye open eye morning liaoz. now at shop.

 

[ypres]

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Kop khun mak mak. Any Singaporen retired for good in Chiangmai Mai?