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Krabi/Phuket 2010 (Part 1) – Loveli Guesthouse, Phuket Street Food,...

For the benefit of those who felt tormented by the incessant ramblings, long-winded nonsense (ever so common if you’re here often), and millions of words jumbled into one single post, fret not. I’ve...

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Interlude – A Spirited Motormouth in Bangkok

It was almost blissful. That I left the cold/emotionless cubicle, the piles of work heaped on these strained shoulders, the manic chase for numbers, and the country plagued by impossibly ridiculous...

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A Slice of Old Bangkok @ Nang Loeng Market

Idling ladies with mortar and pestle; grinding freshly-julienned young papaya for the perennial favourite salad of the Thais; Som Tum, sweet and juicy pineapples, and salted fish flattened to lift that...

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Soldiering Into My 4th Year of Blogging – Or Tor Kor Market, Bangkok

Or Tor Kor Market @ Bangkok, Thailand You know sometimes, the mere thought of walking into a wet market will irk the most conventional of tourists. Imagine the moss-covered walls, damp and humid air...

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Bang Rak @ Bangkok – A Neighbourhood Crawling With Good Eats

Bang Rak; a community of foodies and overflowing with hospitality Following up on the stories of Nang Loeng market and Or Tor Kor market in Bangkok, we decided to venture slightly off-radar to this old...

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Boat Noodles @ Victory Monument, Bangkok – You Can NEVER Stop At One Bowl!

Churning out bowls after bowls of the famed Boat Noodles of Bangkok; watching them in action was akin to poetry in motion; seamless transition between every single process. If it’s your first time...

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Bangkok 2012 : In A Trance of Street Food, Prayers & More

1. Ruby-red fresh pomegranates to be juiced. Frying the savoury peanut crackers and loving every second of it. Lap chup; the jelly-like colourful desserts made from mung bean and coconut milk; with a...

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When In Bangkok, You Shall Not Eat Burgers. But Motormouth Did.

The Aussie Burger (275 baht for Regular, 340 baht for Large) – Beetroot, Grilled Pineapple, Crispy Bacon, Cheddar Cheese & Fried Egg with Vegemite Mayo. And so, in the last post, there was a...

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The Fat Beagle Cafe & Bake Shoppe @ Sukhumvit, Bangkok

After a good seven months forward from this original teaser post on Summer in Bangkok July 2013, here I am revisiting the highlights (food wise, of course .. no shady stories on this blog lah, sorry!)...

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Hitting the streets for the best food in Bangkok

This article was originaly published in the print edition of The Malay Mail. You can read it HERE. “Moo Ping” – grilled marinated pork or Thai pork satay (usually around 20 baht each) is one of the...

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