Best teeth cleaning ever and for only 800 Baht (though I did miss the fluoride treatment).
“Drunkard’s noodle” are really good for helping prevent a hangover. Just don’t get so drunk you forget to say the “kuay tiaw” and end up with no noodles.
I’ll happily take a less convenient apartment if I’m not being gouged on electricity.
Though they can be a little territorial, they usually beg politely in the hope that I’ll give them a little of my satay. The sois just wouldn’t be the same without them.
Fresh fruit in Thailand is amazingly delicious, especially when someone cuts it into bite-size pieces for you on the street. But it is over-the-top fabulous when the street cart vendor gives you a little bag of the addictive powder made from sugar, salt and red chilies to sprinkle on top.
While Thais eat pad kra prao when they don’t know what to eat, I will happily eat it every day for lunch and dinner. I knew my Thai accent was getting good when I’d order it and the cook would answer me in Thai. 