Cor blimey! "Tasty" Pattaya noodle vendor packing them in

 

Pictures (2): Pattaya News

 

Pattaya News reported that an attractive noodle vendor in Bang Lamung was getting a big clientele.

 

This might have as much to do with her sexy looks as her great food.

 

Pattaya News referred to her as "saep" a north eastern dialect word used universally in Thailand to mean "tasty".

 

 

But 25 year old Sirin - or "Sai" - Sri-ariyanon is not just a pretty face and a dab hand with the wok.

 

She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University.

 

After qualifying she said she wanted to follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop.

 

A regular job using her degree and being told what to do was not for this bright cookie.

 

She wanted to be her own boss.

 

A year ago she opened the shop in Soi Nong Ket Yai giving it the name "Phor Phiang". It is a popular name that refers to self sufficiency and was used by his late majesty Rama IX in reference to his economic and charitable initiatives.

 

Sai serves duck noodles, fish noodles, yentafo and duck krapao.

 

And what of her sexy clothes and snappy dress sense?

 

"I like clothes and I like to dress properly and well," she casually told reporters who dropped in for a bite of her delicious wares. 

 

Source: Pattaya News

 

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After reading this earth shattering news, my life now has purpose and meaning! Cor Blimey!

"She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University. 

 

...follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop."

 

she can be in charge of noodles around my house and triple her income.

Apart from all that, looks like she has a clean and properly laid out pleasant restaurant as well

1 hour ago, webfact said:

She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University.

Clearly has the knowledge but not the guns

Anyone for noodles this weekend. 

Don't forget to checkout the mango lady next door.

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University.

I'd say with that, or a degree in Social Science you have to become a noodle vendor or SomTam artist if you intend to have a serious job in Thailand.

1 minute ago, Darcula said:

Don't forget to checkout the mango lady next door.

 

 Darcula, you silly old bugger calm down, not good for the old blood pressure.

10 minutes ago, colinneil said:

 Darcula, you silly old bugger calm down, not good for the old blood pressure.

 

After you've got your fishball noodle soup, popover next door and help nice mango lady make some sticky rice.

Just now, Darcula said:

 

After you've got your fishball noodle soup, popover next door and help nice mango lady make some sticky rice.

The melons look  inviting as well.?

3 minutes ago, Darcula said:

 

After you've got your fishball noodle soup, popover next door and help nice mango lady make some sticky rice.

Cor Blimey! You make Rooster's "Innuendo-o-Meter" look tame!

18 minutes ago, Darcula said:

Don't forget to checkout the mango lady next door.

 

Just exactly what is 3kg for 100 Baht? You don't get many of those to the pound...

 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University.

 

After qualifying she said she wanted to follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop

If i'd paid for my kid 3-4 years worth of Uni & all the expenses it recquired, and at the end of it, she wanted to follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop, i'd be well pi$$ed off!

No problem with the noodle shop bit, it's the waste of time & money doing the Uni bit.

Currently have a similar situation, where our daughter is halfway through a 4 year Uni course. Chinese language, English language, Business studies inc tourism sector, blah blah blah.

She's a really bright kid, hard worker, clever, and I just think Uni will be a waste of time and money for her. Lend her a mil TB and I reckon she'd be successful in whatever business she sets herself up in...

1 hour ago, Darcula said:

Don't forget to checkout the mango lady next door.

 

How much a kilo for the 2 ripe ones ................no , those 2 above the green ones.

Reading this article brought back memories of The Sun newspaper when they still had page 3 girls. 

Thinking of selling cucumbers now.

8 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Thinking of selling cucumbers now.

You mean the little ones used to make pickles?

 

2 hours ago, thaiguzzi said:

If i'd paid for my kid 3-4 years worth of Uni & all the expenses it recquired, and at the end of it, she wanted to follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop, i'd be well pi$$ed off!

No problem with the noodle shop bit, it's the waste of time & money doing the Uni bit.

Currently have a similar situation, where our daughter is halfway through a 4 year Uni course. Chinese language, English language, Business studies inc tourism sector, blah blah blah.

She's a really bright kid, hard worker, clever, and I just think Uni will be a waste of time and money for her. Lend her a mil TB and I reckon she'd be successful in whatever business she sets herself up in...

 

I'd suggest education in and of itself is  unlikely to be  a bad thing or a waste.

 

 

3 minutes ago, Khun Jean said:

You mean the little ones used to make pickles?

 

Ok change of plan carrots and sprouts.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

She has a degree in Political Science from Burapha University.

 

After qualifying she said she wanted to follow in her mum's footsteps and open a noodle shop.

 

A regular job using her degree and being told what to do was not for this bright cookie.

Kind of shows how little value a Thai degree has. ?

Won't be long before the Army are sent in to cover her up, as the Dinosaur running the country can't stand it when Women are not covered from neck to ankle !

17 minutes ago, watcharacters said:

 

I'd suggest education in and of itself is  unlikely to be  a bad thing or a waste.

 

 

Yeah, i'm not disagreeing with you, but i personally know three self made millionaires in Pounds Sterling, two of whom could not read nor write when they left school at 15, and the other was dyslexic...

Me personally, did pretty well for myself, and i could not get out of school quick enough aged 16.

48 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

53 minutes ago, Khun Jean said:

You mean the little ones used to make pickles?

Ok change of plan carrots and sprouts.

Or, she sits amongst the cabbages and peas.

 

the future generation of Thailand with degrees selling noodles, a bit sad realy

Where is it exactly?

the future generation of Thailand with degrees selling noodles, a bit sad realy

Food vending is surprisingly profitable here, even when dishes are sold for 30 or 40B.

Precise location?

well, where can i buy her noodles ?

Just now, poanoi said:

well, where can i buy her noodles ?

Yes where is this place?