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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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vegetarian sambal. taste okok lah.
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Great food pics here !
Well said! this shit totally no Balls...
U "cao chee bye"!, go screw your mother for giving birth to you or protest openly if u have any issues with the PAP government. U are not welcome in the site.
Sunday brunch at the Promenade, Chinese brunch for a change
Shrimp dumpling
Kapow sea cucumber cook with Thai basils and minced meat
Brinjal stir fried with black beans on hot plate
Grouper braised with fermented black bean
四天使汤
Grouper hor fan
Shrimp dumpling
Kapow sea cucumber cook with Thai basils and minced meat
Brinjal stir fried with black beans on hot plate
Grouper braised with fermented black bean
四天使汤
Grouper hor fan
Wah! Almost hitting 1 million view liao. And what a nice hor fun. Hehehe.
I like best when meat and vege more than hor fun. Hehehe. Aroi
proof that foreign barbie brains and vegetarianism makes u violent n retarded!!! singapura meateaters boleh!
mats always stealing culture from indon terrorist, ah mehs and cheena babees. totally pathetic. no shame at all
I am a Hokkien Chinese Singaporean. u KAN NI NA BU CAO CHEE BYE !
For some really good Italian come meet Fabio the owner of Giusto in Sukhumvit Soi 23
Out door sitting, its dog friendly
The wine and starter
Mesh potato
With bread
Bread goes well with these
Entree - foie gras (Giusto serves the best foie gras in Bangkok, believe me I've tried almost all, its perfectly done here each time)
Another entree to nibble - seafood basket
with the sauces
Another reason to come Giusto is their pasta always perfect, a little crunchy to the bite we will call it QQ
Out door sitting, its dog friendly
The wine and starter
Mesh potato
With bread
Bread goes well with these
Entree - foie gras (Giusto serves the best foie gras in Bangkok, believe me I've tried almost all, its perfectly done here each time)
Another entree to nibble - seafood basket
with the sauces
Another reason to come Giusto is their pasta always perfect, a little crunchy to the bite we will call it QQ
A sad bite of thai (spoilt) mango. Tragic deaths of 2 children in violence, so unecesssary. And health workers concerns and lobby :(
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/396810/father-mourns-two-children-killed-in-sunday-blast
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/396819/thn-boosts-pressure-on-govt-to-quit
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/396810/father-mourns-two-children-killed-in-sunday-blast
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/politics/396819/thn-boosts-pressure-on-govt-to-quit
I've stopped reading and watching news about this - the invisible hand is just too strong and evil.
I'm going to Bangkok for a medical procedure next month. Please suggest a suitable 5 star hotel away from possible disruptions caused by unrest.
5 star! how about 6 star siam kepinski but since it is near central area there might be unrest.
Mandarin oriental doesn't have protest near it.
It depends on whether you want to be close to your medical care facility.
5-star hotels are clustered only in a few areas. I'll use the BTS station names so you can easily visualize on a map.
Saphan Taksin BTS (River)
6 choices: Peninsula and Hilton Millenium across on the Thonburi side, Shangri-la, Oriental and Royal Orchid Sheraton on the "right" side i.e. do not need to cross the bridge and Anantara far down south on the other side.
Pros: No protests camped out there. Good for temples.
Cons: Further away from city center
Saladaeng BTS (Silom/Sathorn)
Choices: Le Meridien, Banyan Tree, Dusit and Lebua
Pros: Entertainment district
Cons: Protesters camped out at Lumpini. Flashpoint at last protest. Relatively lousy hotels.
Siam BTS (Pathumwan)
Choices: Kempinski
Pros: Shopping ground zero: Paragon Mall, Siam Sq, MBK + Chula U co-eds.
Cons: Relatively near protestors but far away enough. Little to no 5-star hotels
Chidlom BTS (Ratchaprasong)
Choices: Ground-zero for 5-star hotels: Grand Hyatt Erawan, Intercontinental, Renaissance, Centara, Ritz Carlton, Okura etc.
Pros: Throw a stone in any direction and you'll hit a 5-star direction. Close to great shopping: Central World, Pratunam.
Cons: Ground-zero for protestors in the city center area. Stage is right at Central World. Grenade attack couple of days ago.
Phloenchit BTS ("lower" Sukhumvit)
Choices: JW Marriott, Conrad, Plaza Athenee
Pros: Nana around the corner. Bumrungrad hospital too. A little further from protests.
Cons: Nana around the corner.
Asoke BTS (Sukhumvit)
Choices: W and Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit are directly connected to BTS.
Pros: Terminal 21 mall. Soi Cowboy. Koreantown
Cons: Protestors have a stage here too.
Phrompong BTS (Sukhumvit/Thonglor)
Choices: Hilton Sukhumvit, Marriott Sukhumvit
Pros: Emporium Mall. Farther away from protestors. If you have to escape to Pattaya, the Ekkamai bus station is 2 stops down.
Cons: At the relative edge of city center.
There you have it. Little to no 5-star hotels in other areas. 5-star service but no 5-star hotels in Ratchada unfortunately.
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