Cannabis cafes

[TacoKhun]

I see several cafes on jomtien beach starting to offer cannabis products, like cannabis tea. I tried one it was 100 baht for a jar of tea, the taste was somewhat unpleasant. I understand there is no THC component in there, so is there any benefit in drinking it or it is just overpriced herbal flavored water?

[Leaver]

There's certainly a benefit to the cafe owner, at 100 baht a cup.  ????

 

[johng]

34 minutes ago, TacoKhun said:

I understand there is no THC component in there, so is there any benefit in drinking it or it is just overpriced herbal flavored water?

Bit like drinking zero alcohol beer ...no benefit at all !!! ????

[champers]

You will need to go to Amsterdam for the authentic cannabis cafe experience.

[Goldpanner]

5 hours ago, champers said:

You will need to go to Amsterdam for the authentic cannabis cafe experience.

And the word is only locals will be able to go into them soon in Amsterdam

[geminiman]

Vancouver is a better option. Much cheaper,  higher quality and totaly legal.

[jacko45k]

7 hours ago, geminiman said:

Vancouver is a better option. Much cheaper,  higher quality and totaly legal.

Quite  a Songtaew ride from Jomtiem Beach.

[HarrySeaman]

I fondly remember visiting Happy Herb's Pizza on Sisowath Quay in Phnom Penh back in the early 2000's.  Good "happy" pizza and other simple Italian dishes with a side of ganja, which tastes a bit like oregano, in a small sauce bowl to add to your food.  Apparently the restaurant is still there but I'm guessing that you can't get a happy pizza or a side dish of ganja for flavoring any more.

 

One trip in 2003 or 2004 I went to Happy Herb's with a friend.  He ordered bread, spread the ganja from two side dishes on the bread, rolled up the pieces of bread like giant dobbies, and ate them.  A couple of hours later he had to hire two moto dops, one to carry him to his hotel and one to take his rental bike.  He couldn't even remember the name of his hotel so I had to guide them to it.

 

Historically ganja  was used as a herb for flavoring Cambodian food (and probably Thai too).  The first few years of the 2000's you could find bricks of low potency ganja at some of the street markets for that purpose.  I am sure ganja is still easily found in Cambodia but the penalties are simply too high for barangs (Cambodian for farang) if you are caught with it to make it worth while now.  It is legal and just as satisfying to buy and enjoy a good bottle of wine, and since there is no import duty for spirits in Cambodia doing this isn't even very expensive.

[Surelynot]

16 hours ago, Goldpanner said:

And the word is only locals will be able to go into them soon in Amsterdam

They did suggest that a couple of years ago........ ID or passport for entry......but never heard anything since.

[malibukid]

22 hours ago, champers said:

You will need to go to Amsterdam for the authentic cannabis cafe experience.

or California

[malibukid]

why doesn't Thailand just tax and  legalize it and join the 21st century?  maybe a casino as well. this would certainly be a boom to tourism.   the ultimate irony is that the cops turn a blind eye toward certain other vices.  

[PETERTHEEATER]

23 hours ago, champers said:

You will need to go to Amsterdam for the authentic cannabis cafe experience.

I did. It took five people to pull me out of the canal.......

[PETERTHEEATER]

48 minutes ago, malibukid said:

or California

Which hotel.......? ????

[sead]

Well it should still contain CBD. 

So if you have any pain in you body the after a couple of days it should relieve you of it

[Ireland32]

1 hour ago, malibukid said:

or California

10 days I will be in the Green Room 

[Ireland32]

I would never give 5 Baht for that <deleted> BS Ganja Tea 

[Leaver]

1 hour ago, malibukid said:

why doesn't Thailand just tax and  legalize it and join the 21st century?  maybe a casino as well. this would certainly be a boom to tourism.   the ultimate irony is that the cops turn a blind eye toward certain other vices.  

 

Yes, strange how prostitution, whilst illegal here, is accepted, along with all the domestic human trafficking,  debt enslavement, and mental health issues and physical abuse etc that comes along with it, yet, foreigners handing over their money to a state owned casino, playing a game of chance, is a no no.   Go figure.    

 

[nervona81732]

1 hour ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Which hotel.......? ????

Hotel California, right of Eagles BLVD.

[connda]

They are just promoting a lie, ie, cannabis is legal.
In turn, I guarantee that when tourism eventually opens up, gullible tourists will find their vacations ending in a Thai prison for mistakenly using cannabis that they had been led to believe was perfectly legal.

"I had cannabis tea at a cafe, and ate a cannabis salad at a restaurant, I had a cannabis leave pastry at a bakery, and smoked a cannabis cigarette in a bar.  Why am I in jail???"

And that will be a legitimate question as Thailand promotes faux-cannabis then busts the unsuspecting for using the real deal.
Either legalize it or criminalize - but be freaking crystal clear about it.

[connda]

1 hour ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

I did. It took five people to pull me out of the canal.......

Were you so paranoid that you believe they were attempting to drown you instead of rescuing you?  ???? <laughs>

[Skeptic7]

The only place, aside from Family Mart, open on Walking Street. 

The Old Weed Man... 

 

 

 

[malibukid]

31 minutes ago, connda said:

They are just promoting a lie, ie, cannabis is legal.
In turn, I guarantee that when tourism eventually opens up, gullible tourists will find their vacations ending in a Thai prison for mistakenly using cannabis that they had been led to believe was perfectly legal.

"I had cannabis tea at a cafe, and ate a cannabis salad at a restaurant, I had a cannabis leave pastry at a bakery, and smoked a cannabis cigarette in a bar.  Why am I in jail???"

And that will be a legitimate question as Thailand promotes faux-cannabis then busts the unsuspecting for using the real deal.
Either legalize it or criminalize - but be freaking crystal clear about it.

 

31 minutes ago, connda said:

They are just promoting a lie, ie, cannabis is legal.
In turn, I guarantee that when tourism eventually opens up, gullible tourists will find their vacations ending in a Thai prison for mistakenly using cannabis that they had been led to believe was perfectly legal.

"I had cannabis tea at a cafe, and ate a cannabis salad at a restaurant, I had a cannabis leave pastry at a bakery, and smoked a cannabis cigarette in a bar.  Why am I in jail???"

And that will be a legitimate question as Thailand promotes faux-cannabis then busts the unsuspecting for using the real deal.
Either legalize it or criminalize - but be freaking crystal clear about it.

crystal clear? remember where you are, its cards on the table time

[Colabamumbai]

Our local shops are selling it 35 Bhat a bottle in Ban Bung Chonburi. Who knows what's in it, old leaf.. 

[Colabamumbai]

1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:

The only place, aside from Family Mart, open on Walking Street. 

The Old Weed Man... 

 

 

 

For wannabes 

[natway09]

Yes, not a very nice taste, I drink every night.

Only real way is the dried flower cigi' papers & a lighter 

[BritManToo]

4 hours ago, Leaver said:

Yes, strange how prostitution, whilst illegal here, is accepted, along with all the domestic human trafficking,  debt enslavement, and mental health issues and physical abuse etc that comes along with it, yet, foreigners handing over their money to a state owned casino, playing a game of chance, is a no no.   Go figure.    

Would point out smoking cannabis is also widely accepted here ........ but not if you're a white foreigner.

Different rules for them and us.

 

And YaBaa and YaIce ....... the young locals all use without much problems.

 

And having a beer with your friends around the pool!

[Susco]

2 hours ago, Colabamumbai said:

Our local shops are selling it 35 Bhat a bottle in Ban Bung Chonburi. Who knows what's in it, old leaf.. 

 

I know a lady who sells it on FB, and she does a roaring trade

[Damrongsak]

7 hours ago, HarrySeaman said:

... Historically ganja  was used as a herb for flavoring Cambodian food (and probably Thai too). ...

Back around 1977/78, I visited a Catholic missionary priest who lived in a small village in Loei.  One time he was invited to do a blessing ceremony for the working elephants.  Beforehand they fed him some chicken soup ... green chicken soup.  He'd never experienced ganja and was getting quite high during the ceremony.  He was quite ticked off when he found out what was in it.  555

 

A young cook at a restaurant I frequented once made my stir fried vegetables with ganja leaves mixed in.  But he told me he put it in. 

[elgenon]

16 hours ago, malibukid said:

or California

Where in California? Public consumption is not allowed as far as I know.

 

Have they started to sell mushrooms in Colorado yet? They are legal there.

[redwood1]

I guarantee some of the cannabis places are adding a little extra juice to their drinks.....Anyone looking for a buzz would learn real quick who juiced and who did not.........Without the juice might as well be drinking lemonade.....