carlspencer

Straight in the middle of Songkrant? Coincidence??

Farang = Foreigner so Farang Food = Foreign Food.

Not sure of the point the OP is trying to make ?

Not true mate, Falang is used strictly for Western Caucasian foreigners. People of Mid Asian decent are called "Khun Khek", Chinese are called "Khun Cheen" and so on. Foods are given similar post fixes, Western foods are called kin Falang, Mid Eastern foods - kin Khek, Chinese foods - kin Cheen.

Hi guys I have recently started working with Bangkok best dining, a fine dining and entertainment magazine publication. We are about to go online with a website and will be giving people who are willing to post good, honest reviews of restaurants in Bangkok a free dinner at a quality joint after they have posted a set number of reviews. If anyone is interested just PM me and I will bring you up to speed on this.

Went there for New Years with my buddies in 2011. We went down to Koh Kradan and rented a couple of small cottages, the island is small and you can only access a limited portion of it, however you have great dining options and good accomodations there. If you plan on going down to the place then be sure to check out this awesome island cave that you have to access by swimming, the boats organize tours to the place and you have to make your way through a tunnel of sorts to a beautiful beach, its absolutely surreal!

Don't think it is just a Thai thing... It's a woman thing..

Those with curly hair want it straight, those with straight hair want it curly.

White want to be tanned, black want to be white..

What do we want ?

We don't know.

When do we want it ?

NOW...

Well said mate! And that pretty much is all there is to it Its human to be disatisfied with what you have and the grass is always greener on the other side.

The new LED/LCD Tvs are pretty cheap as well, everytime I go to the airport I can always see a bunch of tourists with TVs on their person.

Nice to know that you had a good Visa run, hard to hear these stories these days.

There's a Farmer's Market near Chatuchak Market in Mochit, Bangkok, you can try finding your requirements there. Lots of organic foods and probably some imported ones as well. I am not sure about the exact address but I figure its pretty popular in Mochit so a little asking should be enough to get you to it.

Now THAT is a burger! While you have the regular Burger Chains in Bangkok, try out Iron Fairies & Fat Gutz in Ekkamai, Fatter Gutz in Thonglor and Angel City Diner in Sukhumvit Soi 11. All of these places have awesome burgers, Angel CIty Diner will give you the best value for money.

Wow, we oughta change our places, the small 7/11ish mom and pop store down my building only has Coke Zero and Pepsi Max and smaller 500 ml reguilars. You should check out these obscure convinience store which 7/11 seems busy replacing, they often have stuff you wont find in the bigger chains. Also, that new Est might have something to do with the sudden unavailability of these drinks.

There's a Domino's Pizza in Bangkok??? I thought they packed of years ago!

Thanks for putting this up, anyone intersted can also Google out paneer
recepies for some great Indian curry dishes. Try out Mattar Paneer (CC
with peas in a curry), Kadhai Paneer (CC with assorted vegetables),
Paneer Butter Masala (CC with a butter rich curry)