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The best Oolong tea is from the mountains of Taiwan. We don't drink any other tea at home anymore.

2.720 THB a return ticket to Udon Thani from U-Tapao. 1.650 THB from Suvarnabhumi Airport with Vietjet.

The problem is that Thailand has low-end tourists, but prices are increasingly high-end. Someone at TOT thought that by setting high-end prices they would attract high-end tourists, and what they've achieved is scaring away their usual tourists, who now go to Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines, and even Japan.

Good wines come from Europe: France, Spain, and Italy. Australian, South African, Chilean, Californian, Argentinian, etc. wines are cheap copies that don't hold a candle to them. Any low-priced European wine is better than 90% of the copies from the rest of the world. I wish the European Union would also impose tariffs on Thailand, so we can drink quality wines here at reasonable prices. If anyone is going to vote against me, I only ask that before doing so, they try a good bottle of Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Bordeaux, Montepulciano, etc., and compare it to the best bottle of Australian or South African wine they've ever had. 😉

Given the destinations on offer, it seems they will encourage more girls from Isaan to come to Pattaya.

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The first thing they should do is stop artificially raising the value of the baht. Thailand is no longer a cheap tourist destination and is clearly being overtaken by Vietnam and the Philippines. Tourists are getting less and less for their money.

And Thai fruit? Because all of those are typical European fruits.

I think many of them make their living primarily from the food they sell on Grab and Food Panda. I've been to Indian restaurants where I was the only customer, but the delivery drivers kept arriving on motorbikes.

In fact, they don't seem to be anywhere: I've tried different addresses in Pattaya, Bangkok, Phuket, Chomburi,... and it always says "your location is out of the service area"

Oh yeah! I remember now. In the bus parking lot at the Alcazar Cabaret. But it's a vegan restaurant.

In Europe, I ride a Kawasaki ZZR1400 with almost 200 hp. In Thailand, I wouldn't even dream of riding a motorcycle in the completely crazy traffic, except on some small, almost traffic-free islands, like Koh Samet, Koh Chang, or Koh Tao.

Do they only serve online? Can't you eat at the restaurant?

I've been to this German dentist several times, but they've never taken my blood pressure: German Dental https://maps.app.goo.gl/Lnr3x8YwLpe6JFdr7

A well-known budget restaurant in Jomtien raised its menu prices by 50% in 2024 and now by another 10% in 2025. It's normal for prices to rise every year, but if they skyrocket, it's also normal for customers to stop coming.