A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand

[chonburifc]

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wah lou, everyday beer and smoke... hey ... take it easy...

hehehehe. local style, sanook sanook took took wan.

 

[sleaguepunter]

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bobian lah. this kaki help us a lot when we first started. till now still introduce gao li look ka.

problem now is cook scratch head. how to make tom yam and yam woon sen and other dishes mai spicy.

i tot korean can take spicy food?

their food always red in color too.

then again, i never fancy korean food.

u can make or get some sushi? they like sushi too but dont call it sushi as the korean insist they invented sushi and the goddammed japanese copy them.

 

[yinyang]

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i tot korean ..their food always red in color too.
then again, i never fancy korean food. korean insist they invented sushi and the goddammed japanese copy them.

Sama2 here, cannot stomach blxxdy kimchi. Into everything Korean makan:(:p

And the bitter rivalry with japs...

 

[chonburifc]

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gao li fren ask for local food but not spicy. this is something challenging cos' lots of local dishes will taste totally different when 'unspicified'.

today is very hot and humid.

 

[panzer]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?

i tot korean can take spicy food?

their food always red in color too.

then again, i never fancy korean food.

u can make or get some sushi? they like sushi too but dont call it sushi as the korean insist they invented sushi and the goddammed japanese copy them.

Korean sushi is called kim bap.. Rice is similar to Japanese/Australian short-grained sticky rice but they use seasame oil instead of vinegar. Roll with seaweed wrap. Ingredients can be carrot, egg, cucumber, spinach, pickled veggie (can't remember the exact one) etc...

 

[panzer]

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gao li fren ask for local food but not spicy. this is something challenging cos' lots of local dishes will taste totally different when 'unspicified'.

today is very hot and humid.

Bro chon

Less chilli powder and pepper?

Korean food can be quite spicy e.g. doo buk ki (rice cake stew) and even normal kimchi they add chilli powder. Maybe less pepper as generally korean food not as much pepper? Just my 2 cents, not an expert in Korean food...keke.. but have interest in hangul mal and of course hanguk yeo jia...keke...

http://www.trifood.com/food.asp

 

[jw5]

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bobian lah. this kaki help us a lot when we first started. till now still introduce gao li look ka.

problem now is cook scratch head. how to make tom yam and yam woon sen and other dishes mai spicy.

I would tell the customers "mai spicy mai jiak". Luckily I'm not a kopitiam owner or it will very fast go under.

 

[jw5]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?

i tot korean can take spicy food?

their food always red in color too.

then again, i never fancy korean food.

u can make or get some sushi? they like sushi too but dont call it sushi as the korean insist they invented sushi and the goddammed japanese copy them.

There is one korean dish that I like very much.
Their cold noodles with the spicy sauce, it's called (bibim)naengmyeon. Really spicy and tasty.
There's also a soup version, cold noodles with cold soup, but this one is an acquired taste.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

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Anyone tried eating the life Korean octopus before

 

[chonburifc]

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kao li spicy quite different from los spicy. kao li spicy is mainly hot at nose and throat whereas los spicy is hot a the tongue and lips. all because los use this. :p

 

[angbin]

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Hello everyone in Bangkok and Pattaya greetings from Chiangmai

 

[chonburifc]

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Ok my friends from kao li arrive liaoz. not sure our non spicy tom yam and yam woon sen can make it or not.

 

[chonburifc]

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Hello everyone in Bangkok and Pattaya greetings from Chiangmai

welcome welcome. maybe i shud eat snake a little and go cnx for one or two nights.

 

[angbin]

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Ok my friends from kao li arrive liaoz. not sure our non spicy tom yam and yam woon sen can make it or not.

Have a great time with your guests bro chon

welcome welcome. maybe i shud eat snake a little and go cnx for one or two nights.

I'll be here till Monday

 

[chonburifc]

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ok i got one new potential. like my kopitiam mak mak. hehehe.

 

[chonburifc]

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hehehe. gao li guest check bin liaoz. nows its look toong time.

 

[chonburifc]

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hehehe. one last song for my korea friends. hehehe. tonight i am youtube dj. simi song also can play.

 

[chonburifc]

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hehehe. very mao liaoz.

one lst pme from 500.

 

[chonburifc]

realky have to zzzz liaoz. tomorrow go market a 5 . paisrh lah

 

[Froggy]

Having this now too. Cheers to all