Singapore price 64 Bahts/kg
Thailand price 27 Bahts/kg
In Thailand any price increase may break your pocket a little.
In Singapore it breaks your pocket as well as your heart.
F u cked up service and unreliability is the reason for increase.
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
- Thread starter Leongsam
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Singapore price 64 Bahts/kg
Thailand price 27 Bahts/kg
In Thailand any price increase may break your pocket a little.
In Singapore it breaks your pocket as well as your heart.
F u cked up service and unreliability is the reason for increase.
For our resident flood pics/video pervert.
Thats what happen to Pattaya North/Sukumvit Road after 10 mins of rain nia. Actual location is Bangkok Pattaya Hospital/Wat Nong Yai.
Thats what happen to Pattaya North/Sukumvit Road after 10 mins of rain nia. Actual location is Bangkok Pattaya Hospital/Wat Nong Yai.
You mean it's raining now? Thappraya ok leh.
Stop or lighter rain now. Earlier at Pattaya Klang quite heavy.
Late lunch at Sushi Hiro in The Promenade. Sushi Hiro is a chain of restaurants providing very high end Japanese sashimi. Prices can be steep but you are getting what you pay for - freshness, rarity, variety. However service usually is so so. Lets have a look at the restaurant and food.
Tofu
Scallop sashimi
Eel sushi
Foie gras sushi
Grilled hokkae
Lobster soup (fresh live lobster)
Salad
Thais love to have Japanese food once can find most Fuji restaurants crowded all the time however Sushi Hiro is unlike these "fast food Fuji". Sushi Hiro is very authentic Japanese.
Had a simple lunch near Ban Nong Plab (25km to H Hin), en route to Monsoon Valley vineyard. 2 long benches, big contrast with nice vibes and settings you get to see here -you could almost say grotty setup. But famous for their somtam menu. With fried rice, tofu soup, pad see yu, chicken wings, and 5 som tams plus kopi or liang -total only thb430 (less than 20bucks).
Finally found it - Siang Kee Boiled Rice in business more than 90 years now 2nd generation 80+ still calling the shots
Shop front
Chopped fried garlic, pork, dry shrimps, pickled lettuce
Granny making my dinner
My pomfret boiled rice
Love the chunkiness of the fish
Oyster clear soup is so pure, taste of the sea
Look how succulent it is
Taste so sweet
This is something that is lost no more in Singapore the way its prepared the taste and the freshness. On the expensive side but believe me its worth every cent.
Pomfret boiled rice 400 baht or $16 (start at 300)
Oyster soup 250 baht or $10
Shop front
Chopped fried garlic, pork, dry shrimps, pickled lettuce
Granny making my dinner
My pomfret boiled rice
Love the chunkiness of the fish
Oyster clear soup is so pure, taste of the sea
Look how succulent it is
Taste so sweet
This is something that is lost no more in Singapore the way its prepared the taste and the freshness. On the expensive side but believe me its worth every cent.
Pomfret boiled rice 400 baht or $16 (start at 300)
Oyster soup 250 baht or $10
Rooks JHjFinally found it - Siang Kee Boiled Rice in business more than 90 years now 2nd generation 80+ still calling the shots
Shop front
Chopped fried garlic, pork, dry shrimps, pickled lettuce
Granny making my dinner
My pomfret boiled rice
Love the chunkiness of the fish
Oyster clear soup is so pure, taste of the sea
Look how succulent it is
Taste so sweet
This is something that is lost no more in Singapore the way its prepared the taste and the freshness. On the expensive side but believe me its worth every cent.
Pomfret boiled rice 400 baht or $16 (start at 300)
Oyster soup 250 baht or $10
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