Makan in Thailand

[steveluv]

Midnight supper, at a porridge shop

 

Always have to have your beer with such a meal

 

Bean sprouts and tofu

 

Gucai and minced pork and tofu

 

Saute mushrooms

 

Black olives with minced pork

 

Omelete with chaipor

 

Food looks cheap but not so cheap $23 (with 2 big bottles of Singha)

Edited November 28, 2018 by steveluv

[Hoseyboh]

Dinner at Paak Dang...

[steveluv]

Dinner at Paak Dang...

Not been to this place. Looks nice.

[Hoseyboh]

Not been to this place. Looks nice.

Food is good. Own by a nice Singapore lang lady n her brother...

 

They started dis restaurant so as to help problem youths n drug addicts in Chiang Mai to learn a skill in the F & B industry..

[steveluv]

Food is good. Own by a nice Singapore lang lady n her brother...

 

They started dis restaurant so as to help problem youths n drug addicts in Chiang Mai to learn a skill in the F & B industry..ð

 

It was featured in our local TV a few years ago...

 

Our family of 12 is also staying in their rental house booked via airbnb...

Wow never know, nice to hear. I rarely go Chiangmai

[Hoseyboh]

Wow never know, nice to hear. I rarely go Chiangmai

Hmm...I guess you don't screw around in Chiang Mai....

[chryst]

Missing my #1 favourite food of all food on earth.....

[steveluv]

Thais are famous for their many desserts and this is a typical shop for dessert which recently opened near my home

 

 

Simple shop but brisk business

 

Choose what you like

 

Too many choices

 

Hot dessert

 

Cold coconut milk dessert

 

Mix it all around

 

Just $1.25 per bowl

[Spring]

 

Thais are famous for their many desserts and this is a typical shop for dessert which recently opened near my home

 

 

Simple shop but brisk business

 

 

Choose what you like

 

 

Too many

 

Just $1.25 per bowl

Thai desserts always delicious

[Spring]

Missing my #1 favourite food of all food on earth.....

[chryst]

What is this? Pancake or some kind of kueh?

Called roti gluay, it’s actually just prata...

 

Inside is banana and egg whisked together. The “original” way as I’ve been eating it since 30 years ago is to top it with condensed milk, sugar and milo powder. Nowadays got fancy toppings like chocolate or strawberry but personally don’t like it.

 

Don’t know why but I’ve asked multiple local prata uncles to zhng one for me and it just doesn’t taste the same at all.

[steveluv]

Noodle is also popular among Thai and there is one particular noodle that is only available here in Thailand which is known as Yentafu (sound very familiar with Hakka's yong tau fu) however in the Thai version fermented tofu (red in colour) is made into a sauce and added into the noodle. The most famous (Thais said could be the original founder) is A. Mallika shop

 

This is yentafu for you

 

 

 

as I am not a fan of yentafu (I cannot stand the smell of the red sauce) I prefer normal noodle soup

 

 

A. Mallika is also known for other traditional Thai and Chinese dishes, this is khanom jeeb (siewmai)

 

and geow-thod (deep fried wanton)

 

Good desserts here too

 

This is their website if you like to know where to find them (many malls have a branch) - http://yentafo.com/eng/about/

 

[steveluv]

Celebrating my fried's new house at Peppe's Italian

 

 

 

Octopus salad

 

Baby octopus in freshly homemade tomato sauce

 

 

French mussels in white wine

 

Peppe, left ot right lobster?

 

Finally

 

 

Then the meat

 

Excellent

 

[steveluv]

A typical Thai worker breakfast, Khao Gaeng. Khao gaeng is basically rice covered with dishes which a customer can choose from the many trays of dishes

 

A typical khao gaeng shop

 

 

 

Free extra raw vegetables and salad sauces take as much as you like

 

Free soup too

 

My $1.45 breakfast (35 baht) consisted of 3 dishes - stir fry cabbage with mushrooms, bean sprouts with tofu, fried chicken with Thai herbs.

[steveluv]

Mordern yet classic noodle shop

 

Open kitchen

 

Easy going shop

 

Inside 

 

 

Popular Thai drink made of plant, ka-jiab

 

Tomyam rice noodle (beehoon)

 

Tomyam charcoal noodle

 

Krapow minced pork rice

 

The shop

[Babyckh]

A typical Thai worker breakfast, Khao Gaeng. Khao gaeng is basically rice covered with dishes which a customer can choose from the many trays of dishes

 

A typical khao gaeng shop

 

 

 

Free extra raw vegetables and salad sauces take as much as you like

 

Free soup too

 

My $1.45 breakfast (35 baht) consisted of 3 dishes - stir fry cabbage with mushrooms, bean sprouts with tofu, fried chicken with Thai herbs.

I don't really dare to eat their "cold" roadside dishes when going to Thailand. Great way to clear my bowel though. ,

[Hoseyboh]

Jiak prata, kar loti, lim kopi..

 

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[Meanmachine]

SteveLu,

 

you're more than a screw salesman, let alone shot many delicious foods, all drooling and jaw dropping.

 

I bet many of us here envy you very much, some very rich men eat alone and no body wants to eat with him / her, you have all the luxury of a gentleman and wellness of human mankind to dine all morsels alive. Yeah, today, I shop alone and eat alone, no ( much ) fun le !