First, let’s start up with food in Thailand.

It is far much more than just tom yam and green curry as what I saw in Thai restaurants. I only had one proper Thai meal as breakfast in the 3 days. The rest of my stomach was all captivated by all kinds of snacks sold in the streets. Sorry for not being able to share the names, as I can name neither one of them. I felt so bad that I just didn’t have much space in my glutton stomach, or just not enough time in this food paradise. I can guarantee that I never repeat any food in the 3 days, and there are a lot more yet to be tested. The test results are also amazing—none of them had disappointed me, not even a bit.

And considering the price, it costs close to nothing by the western or Singapore standard. (Although I have to say China might win over this in some places) It is no wonder I seldom see any McDonalds or KFC in this big city, whereas 4 7-11 can be seen within 100m along the same street. With the same price as a cheapest McDonalds set meal, one can easily get full for the whole day, with much wider and wiser choices, healthier, more tasteful and more original.