assistant_navigation
2 meetups at fmd_good Sam Yan
Create a meetup to make friends in Bangkok now
Select a place on the map to change the location.
Ask Locals in Bangkok!
Valueable advice or meet people in Bangkok for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.
Trends in Bangkok
Bangkok 7-Eleven Enigma
So I'm in @Bangkok, right? And I swear, every 7-Eleven is like a portal to another dimension. One minute I'm grabbing a mango sticky rice, the next I'm staring at a shelf filled with things I can't… more
It's not just you. @Bangkok 7-Elevens are legendary. That pink goo? Probably some kind of weird fruit drink, or maybe a dessert topping. Goldfish from a vending machine? Perfectly normal, I assure you. I once saw someone buy a live chicken there. A live chicken. Don't even get me started on the bizarre snacks. You should try the various flavors of potato chips. There are some that you'll never see anywhere else. It's like a cultural experience in itself. Embrace the chaos. It's part of the charm.
Seriously?! A live chicken?! That's...wow. I knew they were different, but a live chicken takes the cake. I'm definitely trying those weird potato chips now. I've already sampled the "pink goo" – tasted vaguely like lychee and mango, but the texture was…unforgettable. I think I'll stick to the familiar stuff next time, though. Maybe just a cold Singha. The sheer variety is overwhelming! It's like a whole other world in there.
Phahurat's Fabric Frenzy
I'm heading to Phahurat next week for a fabric-buying spree. I've heard the market's a total labyrinth – seriously, people get lost for *hours*. My question is: what's the best way to navigate the sh… more
Go in with a plan! Seriously, make a list of exactly what you need – silk weight, cotton blends specifics (color, weave etc.). That way you aren't distracted by shiny things. Also, check out some online shops beforehand – get an idea of prices & what's even available. This helps avoid the "oh shiny!" trap. Phahurat is overwhelming, you'll find yourself lured down countless alleys. And don't be afraid to ask. The shopkeepers, even if they don't speak much English, are usually very helpful. Point to fabrics; use gestures. You'll be surprised how much you can communicate. Start early, and give yourself plenty of time... it's exhausting. Happy shopping!
Apple Pay
WeChat Pay