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If you are interested in cider I can help

There's an Indonesian Restaurant here in Bangkok Its called rasa Khas

Excellent food

Very authentic

Price is reasonable

Give it a try if u like Indonesian food

Its as Sukhumvit Soi 23

Can I please know what you will be selling?

You can always order it and freeze it in portions and eat it as and when u want.

U can get it at the Amway stores...treetop Apple juice 2L at B191

It available at Verasu. About B1000

If u don't mind waiting a bit, at the end of February or early March there will be a Red Cross Diplomatic Bazaar and U should be able to get it there from the USA booth

does anyone know where i can buy chilli oil for chinese cooking?

Have you considered substituting where possible?

Fresh galangal is readily available in every Thai supermarket. Grate it and use a bit less than you would of the dried version.

For the solid coconut cream, use coconut milk (again available from every supermarket). Let it stand in the fridge in a bowl for a few hours, then scoop off the thick stuff on top. Reduce the other liquid in your recipe to compensate.

For shrimp paste, use the local Thai version. It's not quite as strong as belanchan (I'm guessing that's the same as terassi), but it's pretty close. Again, from any supermarket.

And as for candlenut, you can sometimes find them in local markets - particularly those with a Moslem section, but I find that raw cashewnuts are a reasonable alternative.

The item u may have a problem is kemiri

I have some kemiri at home

am willing to share

if u want u can join warung de bangkok on facebook

indonesian food site on facebook

join and see

You may well find that the version of Absinthe available today does not have the same potency/ingredients as the original.

They have it at Hyde&Seek

maybe you can ask them

Not seen Ketchup Manis here. I used to buy it in the UK years ago but it was made in Holland. Try looking for a super market that sells Dutch food or possibly ask in a Dutch restaurant, they will tell you . I miss the stuff also and its not the same as ordinary sweet soy.

You will be able to get it at the Diplomatic YWCA bazaar on the 27th of Nov at Central Ladprow

be early so as not to get disappointed that it has finished

For Ginger biscuit the only place I know in Bangkok is M&S

Is that Kaset-Navamin Road?

And can you please tell me approximately where CDC is located.

Dao Coffee which I mentioned is located near to Pillar No 22 at a Company called Sum by Dee Co.,Ltd. They sell the Lao PDR coffee which is quite nice.

CDC is Crystal Design Center

It is near Crystal on Kaset Navamin Rd

I strongly recommend AUA Rajdamri

Very good and wallet friendly

It's called Kao Soi

Had it before in Bkk but I had the Vegetarian version

It wsa at Pahonyothin Soi 7

There is a place called Coffee Gallery

Huge variety

It's at CDC

Kaset-Navamin

I am planning a family gathering which will last over a few days and expect about 500 people to turn up

I need wine in wholesale pricing and i also require champagne at least 10 dozens

anyone has any leads?

thanks

If going to the Indonesian Embassy is a hassle then wait for the Diplomatic Bazaar in Nov and March every year.

They have lots of stuff from all over the world

You will get sambal too

there is a bakery shop in Phahurat called Kachornsak

Maybe you want to try there

the have almost all bakery needs

Try Villa supermarket

If u need lots try Makro

Have u tried contacting Verasu? they seem to deal in many types of kitchen equipment. If that fails then try amorn at Old Siam

I had a soybean milk machine and when no one could fix it i took it to them and after 3 days they managed to fix it for me

I have not seen kosher salt in bangkok

try chabad house in Khao Sarn Rd

where do u live?

if you need lots then it is best to buy it at pak klong talat

Did a little research and the green orange they press on the street are Som Sai Nam Pung (sweet orange). They have a other variety that look like a lime and it's a tangerine Som Keaw Wan.

Go look at: http://www.simply-thai.com/Thai-Market_Fruit_Orange.htm

I prefer juice from Som Bangmod

If you can't find Kashmiri chili powder, you can substitute 3 parts paprika to 1 part cayenne pepper. It's not an exact flavor match, but it'll get you the red color.

As a last choice call this number and see if the lady stocks this

Mobile:0841077867