Recently, I saw on my social media feed that many people have been visiting Shrimp Prawn Seafood. The restaurant’s food looked delicious so I decided to check it out. Shrimp Prawn Seafood is a new restaurant at Circular Road known for its Thai-style claypot prawn vermicelli (Goong Ob Woon Sen). The boss, Mr Alvin Tai, travelled 12 times to Bangkok over 2 years to learn the recipe from a famous Thai stall. Having mastered the dish, he set up a stall at Chatuchak Market in Singapore earlier this year, where his claypot vermicelli quickly became a hit. Riding on this success, Alvin opened his fi ..read more

Soi Aroy is a Thai restaurant chain in Singapore known for their rich collagen soups and delicious Thai food. It has two branches, located at Sim Lim Square and the Singapore Management University (SMU). I recently checked out their food delivery and this is my full review. Soi Aroy Image credit: @SoiAroySingapore The restaurant opened its first branch on the second floor of Sim Lim Square in 2018. A year later, it opened another outlet at SMU. Although it is a relatively young establishment, Soi Aroy has garnered plenty of positive online reviews due to its delicious food and excellent servic ..read more

Tom Yum Pasta is a Thai-Italian fusion dish that I really like. During this circuit breaker period, I had the time to learn how to cook this feisty and flavoursome dish. Below is my easy step-by-step recipe for cooking Tom Yum Pasta! Ingredients – Spaghetti – Tom Yum Paste (I like the Hollyfarms brand) – Chopped (or Sliced) Garlic – Salt – Olive Oil – Pork Belly Slices – Squids – Frozen Cooked Shrimps – Crabsticks – Sausages – Any other ingredients you like Directions 1. Add one tablespoon of salt into a pot of boiling water, then add spaghetti sticks. Gently bend the sticks into the pot. Bo ..read more

Khao Yai is a popular rural getaway in Thailand home to plenty of tourist attractions. It is also known for having interesting themed restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. Below is a list of 5 great places to eat in Khao Yai. 1. Ban Mai Chay Nam Ban Mai Chay Nam is a Thai restaurant, museum, and hotel rolled into one. It is located by the river, offering pleasant views for customers while they dine. The menu offers traditional Thai food reasonably priced between THB150 and THB200. Some of the dishes my family and I ordered included the Fried Chicken Wings (THB180), Tom Yum Kung (THB200 ..read more

Ban Mai Chay Nam is, without doubt, one of the most beautiful and interesting restaurants I’ve ever visited. It is no wonder that many people list this as a must-visit in Khao Yai! Ban Mai Chay Nam Ban Mai Chay Nam is a Thai restaurant, museum, and hotel rolled into one. It is located by the river, offering pleasant views for customers while they dine. Museum As I walked through Ban Mai Chay Nam’s entrance (guarded by Spiderman), it was immediately clear why this place is so popular with tourists. Boasting an incredible variety of childhood toys, antiques and pop culture artifacts, the whim ..read more

There are plenty of great places to eat at ICONSIAM, Bangkok! I was really impressed by the variety of high-quality restaurants here, located in seven different “dining zones” across four floors. Below is a list of my 12 favourite eateries at ICONSIAM, categorised by the respective floors they are located on. Ground Floor 1. SookSiam SookSiam is an indoor “floating market” that aims to promote the food and culture of Thailand’s 77 provinces. Therefore, you will find food stalls and restaurants specialising in the cuisines of Thailand’s various regions. Personally, I find the food at SookSiam ..read more

This is a list of 20 great places to eat in Bangkok. It is obviously not a fixed list, since we are always discovering new awesome eateries in Bangkok. Therefore I will be updating this article frequently! – Thai Food – 1. Inter Restaurant Inter is a famous local restaurant known for serving delicious Thai food at affordable prices. It is very popular with both locals and tourists. Whenever the wife and I visit Bangkok, we will always drop by this no-frills eatery conveniently located near Siam BTS station. Some of our favourite dishes include the Deep Fried Fish Cake (THB120), Deep Fried W ..read more

It can be slightly overwhelming deciding where to stay in Bangkok, as there are so many options available. All the areas each has their own allure, and it really depends on what you want to see and do in Bangkok. Therefore, I have compiled a list of of six popular areas to stay in Bangkok, along with the best accommodations in each area. You can refer to the map below to get an idea of where the respective areas are. This article was last updated on 10 October 2019. 1. Pratunam Pratunam is the prime location for shopping, authentic Thai food, and massages in Bangkok! The wife and I frequent ..read more

The wife and I sat in our comfy seats at Apinara Thai Cuisine & Bar in Bangkok, looking at the menu. The prices were quite expensive, and we were unsure if the food would be worth the premium. We wondered if we should just leave discreetly and dine at a usual Thai street restaurant instead. Apinara Thai Cuisine & Bar Apinara Thai Cuisine & Bar is a classy restaurant and bar concept in Central World (Bangkok) that offers a variety of fancy Thai dishes and Thai-inspired drinks. It is run by the same people behind Nara Thai, a popular Thai restaurant chain with many branches across B ..read more

I am always happy to discover new awesome eateries, and during my recent Bangkok trip I was happy to come across Thian Song Roast Duck, which serves one of the best roast ducks I have ever eaten! Thian Song Roast Duck Thian Song Roast Duck is a hole-in-the-wall street restaurant in Bangkok famous for its delicious roast duck. It is located at a dingy shophouse along Dinso Road, directly opposite City Hall (Bangkok Metropolitan Administration). This restaurant has been around for over 70 years and is very popular with locals. It is also known as “Thian Song Ped Yang” or “Tien Song Ped Yang”. P ..read more