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Hidden Gems on Si Phraya?

fmd_good Si Phraya Rd

I wandered down Si Phraya Road last week, completely by accident. It’s not on the usual tourist trail, and honestly, that's what made it so charming. I found these incredible little street food stal… more

Si Phraya has some seriously cool hidden bits! Past the main touristy part, it gets quieter, more residential – but that's where the real finds are. Keep an eye out for tiny sois (side streets) – that's where the best food often is. Don't be afraid to just wander and sniff out the good stuff! You'll stumble on little family-run shops and maybe even some amazing local dessert places. It's all about exploration on Si Phraya. Happy hunting!

Bangkok's Hidden Flavors?

fmd_good Yayoi

So I finally got to try Yayoi, that popular Japanese restaurant everyone raves about. The ramen was amazing, seriously some of the best I've had outside @Japan. But the thing is, the menu was *all*… more

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Nah, Yayoi's pretty standard fare, even if it is excellent ramen. You probably didn't miss much in terms of a secret menu – those places usually just stick to what sells. To find something really unique, you gotta get off the beaten path. Head to some of the smaller sois (side streets) – the ones without neon signs and hordes of tourists. Look for places that are packed with locals, maybe a few handwritten signs in Thai only...that's where the good stuff is. Don't worry about the language barrier; a picture of what you want usually works wonders, plus smiling and pointing goes a long way. You'll find some amazing food that way, I guarantee it.

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