Been away for 2 long years...hoping Thailand will relax entry before my next plan (already been through 6)...Sept/Oct to include Japan..BKK is always my base for good reasons!...know this area well.....can smell the food now!
One of the ways I describe Bangkok is that it is very modern from the sky train up and very Thai at the street level. Phrom Phong illustrates this perfectly. Emporium and EmQuartier are modern international shopping malls. At the street level, right in front of them, is street food and massage shops (legit massage and the other kind).
While you were looking at the street food you walked by Mustard, an excellent scone shop. Every week I go for a Thai massage in that area and afterwards I pick up a few scones from Mustard.
Great to see you on Bangkok Pat's channel! Another one of your awesome videos that keeps me plugged into my 'second home'. You are bang on with the contrast between (awesome) cheap street food, and up one floor (Another Hound in the Emporium) for an upscale foodie experience. Can't wait to get back!!!
while I was in Bangkok last January, I was looking for Indian Veg. items like "Pani Puri' "Bhelpuri" "Chat" "Idli-Dosa" on the Street Mkt. at Sukumvit-Nana areas but none was available! So had to fret out at Hotels which burnt my purse!
I can see that someone in a wheelchair can use the elevator in the emporium. Provided they don't lock you out at some point in the day while BTS is still running
I’ve come to realize that Thais have a different relationship to food temperature than in the west. We are taught to eat foods fresh from cooking (eat it while its hot!). It seems not to be a priority here. My wife will tell me to heat foods just out of the refrigerator but otherwise room temp seems to be normal. It took me a while to appreciate eating hot soups in a hot climate too.
@@Jahtweedy Yes, most men are either construction workers, taxi drivers, farm machine operators, etc. This is the opposite from the Middle Eastern and near East countries, where men are the hawkers instead of women.
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These are illegal food hawkers unsafe for tourists and pedestrians to walk on the street in BKK.🙏
Been away for 2 long years...hoping Thailand will relax entry before my next plan (already been through 6)...Sept/Oct to include Japan..BKK is always my base for good reasons!...know this area well.....can smell the food now!
Hi, I’m really love Thailand.
since I found your travel channel out, I’m always check the new video kk,,
Thanks for created this channel:D
One of the ways I describe Bangkok is that it is very modern from the sky train up and very Thai at the street level. Phrom Phong illustrates this perfectly. Emporium and EmQuartier are modern international shopping malls. At the street level, right in front of them, is street food and massage shops (legit massage and the other kind).
I love Thai Street Foods in Bangkok.....lived there and love shopping areas, too! Great videos. Any advice and good tips for a newbie like me?
Makes me miss Bangkok! Will be there for a month in late May. Already hungry.
Missing Bangkok!! I will be back in a couple days mate, be good to catch up for a beer or 20 haha
I am in! Haha
While you were looking at the street food you walked by Mustard, an excellent scone shop. Every week I go for a Thai massage in that area and afterwards I pick up a few scones from Mustard.
My fav area to find bfast. I love the foot traffic in the morning.. nice 👍 good job
Good
Whoever calls Bangkok the world’s capital of food is not kidding.
Love that vibrating atmosphere there, smells, noises and the heat of this busy city. Will come back again ✈️👍🏼😊✌🏼
There is a hotel 24 hour Inn in front of the BTS station
Great video!
Great to see you on Bangkok Pat's channel!
Another one of your awesome videos that keeps me plugged into my 'second home'. You are bang on with the contrast between (awesome) cheap street food, and up one floor (Another Hound in the Emporium) for an upscale foodie experience. Can't wait to get back!!!
Coming to Bangkok soon!
Look like businesses have comeback as usual.
Hi Jeroen, did you buy anything to eat? They all looking scrumptious!!!
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Like N°10 from Dubai 🙋❤
while I was in Bangkok last January, I was looking for Indian Veg. items like "Pani Puri' "Bhelpuri" "Chat" "Idli-Dosa" on the Street Mkt. at Sukumvit-Nana areas but none was available! So had to fret out at Hotels which burnt my purse!
Love Me some Thailand street food…
I am happy to see the food stands are still there around Phrom Pong BTS. Thanks for the video.
Nice walk
I can see that someone in a wheelchair can use the elevator in the emporium. Provided they don't lock you out at some point in the day while BTS is still running
I allways wondered, do people who buy meals heat it up back at work or at home or do they just eat it as it is?
I’ve come to realize that Thais have a different relationship to food temperature than in the west. We are taught to eat foods fresh from cooking (eat it while its hot!). It seems not to be a priority here. My wife will tell me to heat foods just out of the refrigerator but otherwise room temp seems to be normal. It took me a while to appreciate eating hot soups in a hot climate too.
All nice and well but do they have.......Nasi ballen, krek keten (croqueten) of frites met mayonaise!!
Haha, I do need to talk with them one time.
Where are the men, 95% are women that do the selling, do the husbands/etc. have different jobs or so?
@@Jahtweedy Yes, most men are either construction workers, taxi drivers, farm machine operators, etc. This is the opposite from the Middle Eastern and near East countries, where men are the hawkers instead of women.
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Don't bump into any of those stalls though, 555, lol...