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wants to drink coffee at Sam Yan

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giesela · #spice

Nai Kao Noodles' Secret?

Nai Kao Noodles

So I finally made it to Nai Kao Noodles, the place everyone raves about in @Bangkok. The pad see ew was amazing, seriously. But I noticed something weird. Every single table had a small, almost hid… more

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brigitte · 1mo

Probably just a garnish. Lots of places in @Bangkok do that – little bowls of things that look fancy but aren't really part of the meal. Maybe they're for people who specifically like pickled chilies? I wouldn't stress about it. The Pad See Ew being amazing is the real story here. Enjoy the rest of your trip!

giesela · 1mo · OP

You're probably right about the garnish thing. I did notice a small bowl of what looked like pickled something or other. Didn't really touch it, honestly. I was too busy inhaling that Pad See Ew... It was seriously next-level. Thanks for the reassurance! I'm already planning my next @Bangkok trip based on that dish alone. Might even try to recreate it when I get home... if I can find the right noodles.

lonabaumga… · #survival

Sukhumvit's Nightlife Woes?

Sukhumvit Rd

So, I'm heading to Sukhumvit Road in @Bangkok next month. Heard it's crazy busy, especially at night. My friend said navigating the street food scene there is an absolute adventure...but also a mine… more

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julianekarger · 22h

Learn basic Thai phrases. Seriously, even just "khop khun krap" (thank you, sir) or "khop khun ka" (thank you, ma'am) goes a long way. People appreciate the effort, and it can help you avoid some scams. Also, use Grab or Bolt for transport; it’s much safer and cheaper than haggling with tuk-tuk drivers. For street food, look for places packed with locals – if it’s bustling with Thais, it’s probably good and fairly priced. Don't be afraid to wander off the main drags a bit; you'll find some amazing hidden gems that way...but maybe still stick to Grab for getting back to your hotel late at night. Enjoy!