Foodie ParaDisE in Thailand!

Sawadee kap and welcome to my Thailand's foodie adventure blog!Thailand has been a very good place for food lovers like me. Those who love spices and spiciness on food will love this country. The food is cheap and delicious....where you can have the best from both the luxury and ordinary way! Even a bowl of 25 bath noodle soup is full of surprise! Below is a small photo's collection of what I've savored during my 7 days 6 nights twin city Bangkok & Chiang Mai tour 2009:-



"Thai Mc'breakfast is surprisingly good but definitely not the cheapest & most delicious breakfast you can find in the land of smile!"



"the coffee is perfectly brewed and much better than the Malaysia version!"



"this bowl of wantan mee found in front of the Siam TV station in Chiang Mai is heaven! notice the chu yau char that i added myself......super good and must try!"



"The extra large chu yau char is super good and full of aroma!" Only 10 bath per small plastic bag! One of my favorite snack and recommended to eat with your noodle soup!



" aroi mak mak pork porridge at a very popular local eatery "jok somphet!" this place also serve delicous dim sum. photo courtesy of Kim7



" This beef noodle stall is new in Chiang Mai and taste very good and it is just 30 bath per bowl!" location:- Kad Klang Vieng at Ratchadumnern road behind Wawee coffee.



" Thai noodle soup in Petchburi Road, Soi 9 (if I am correct) Bangkok beside 7-11 store" Cheap cheap at 30 bath per bowl!



"Pork noodle soup with char siew, pork ball, taugeh, pork meat etc" 25 bath only with complimentary iced water.location:- Moon Muang Road just opposite Spicy Disco!



Famous chiang mai noodle/northern noodle or whatever others called it,is a original food of the northern Thailand! a must try for the first timer in CM! photo courtesy of Kim7



"fried rice with pork @ coffee day" It cost me 80 bath and honestly I can find much better and cheaper fried rice at others place!



"my little lunch at duang champa boutique hotel inside the old city!"



"my yummy breakfast at a little restaurant inside the old city area...can't recall the restaurant name!"



"charcoa is one of my favorite breakfast venue in Chiang Mai" very nice and quiet place to start your day!



" fried chicken knuckle, neck, feet and basically anything u can name of!" A great snack to accompany your cool singha beer!



"this is very good at only 5 bath per piece!" You can get it anywhere from the food peddlers around the old Chiang Mai city!



"iced mango tea by Mc'cafe at Changklan road, Chiang Mai" Do we have mc'cafe here in Malaysia???? I don't think so and I don't know why!



" it melts in your mouth and u feels like heaven!"



" latest entry to the Chiang Mai coffee scene" A cup of espresso top up with milk by The Pizza Company.



"by tate cafe' at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok" Only after I paid 145 bath for this!



"Beer Chang, Leo, Singha & Heineken" My favorite must be heiny!!!!



"Even a box of junk food like Pocky is better than our Malaysian version of rocky!" No doubt about this....just ask anyone that have been into Thailand and tried it!

Remarks:- Thailand is a well known foodie paradise in the world. You can basically eat non stop 24 hours a day. From the street hawkers, food courts, franchise based restaurant, fine dining and 5 star hotels........you will never short of choices, instead you will be spoil by choices! You can spend 100 bath 3 meals a day or it can be 1000 bath or more per day! It depends on what you like and prefer! A balance in between expensive fine dining and cheap street foods will be advisable! Book your ticket now and start your own foodie adventure in Thailand! email me shall you need any info on Thailand! choke dee.