hi guys :jap:

may be who likes to eat well and he know, where in CM can eat Boo Ja and Kai Ni Hin?

thanks

I wonder what those foods might be ???

Can you write the names in Thai so as some of us may understand how the correct pronunciation is supposed to sound. Once that is achieved we may be able to answer your inquiry.

I assume boo is meant to be ปู (bpuu) which is crab.

Is kai meant to be ไก่ (gai) which is chicken or ไข่ (khai) which is egg.

Without knowing the other words you are trying to pronounce it is rather difficult to know what you really mean.

Google indicates Kai Ni Hin is Thai Scotch eggs, whatever that is!

BTW, Boo is one of Thai Visa's esteemed moderators. Boo Ja, depending on your pronunciation, could refer to Boo in a very affectionate manner.

The food section of my Thai dictionary lists bpuu (mid tone) jaa (rising tone) as deep-fried crabmeat and minced pork in the shell. Sorry BB, but I don't know how to do Thai characters with my keyboard! The dish sounds delicious and I, too, would like to know where one could order them from a restaurant with a good health reputation. This doesn't sound like the kind of item I'd want to buy already prepared from a food cart, where you have no idea how long it's been sitting unrefrigerated.

khai ni hin its scoth eggs, yes

i first time read about this 3 day ago in one website and think: wow... i never dont eating its food ))

autor write its thai food too, but modern food ))

soooooooo gooooooooood viiiiiieeeew can suppress salivary :lol:

and about buu ja i read too there, its crab with crab mince and... cannot say about this without emotion

if I find a girl who can make its food every day, I'll marry her

Yes those Thai scotch eggs do look bloody good.

Are you saying that Boo Ja and Kai Ni Hin is a cousine?

Are these the names of chinese relatives or something?