Thai Smoothy with Toast

Let's try.
It's so easy and cool for summer time!

Let's Celebrate Songkran 2014 Festival and Enjoy Decorating Your Photos With PhotoUp App

Songkran is the traditional Thai New Year celebration 

which starts on April 13 of each year and lasts for 3 days.  

Songkran is a Thai word which means "move" or "change place" 

as it is the day when the sun changes its position in the zodiac.  

It is also known as the "Water Festival" as people believe that 

water will wash away bad luck. 

Explore how cool Songkran 2014 Festival in Thailand is here.

Moreover I'd like to tell you about so cute stickers which I love to stamp on my photos.

Just download the PhotoUp App...the cute stickers app by Thai Designers.

Then you'll get more than 300 stickers for free, wowwww!!!

Almost 30 categories are available.

I'll show you the stickers for Songkran, they're so cute.

Go and get them at itunes store, you'll like them.

HAPPY SONGKRAN DAY!

Thai Tea Ice Cream

It's a bit hot now in Thailand, so it's time for Ice-Creammmmmm......

I love a ice-cream so much (●ゝω・)～☆

I just found the easy recipe and looked yummy of Thai Tea Ice-cream 

in nat's adventures in baking blog.

I'm quite sure I can make it cause the machine is not needed!!!

"Thai Tea" Two-Ingredient Ice Cream (Machine *Not* Needed)

ingredients

3 Cups of Heavy Whipping Cream (set aside 1 cup)

1/2 Cup Thai Tea Leaves (found at Asian food stores near you)

1 Can (14 oz) Sweetened Condensed Milk

Explore all detail and easy step by step how to make it --> here

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Some of you might tasted various Thai Tea beverage before.

Have you ever tasted my favorite Thai Tea yet?

credit photo: canadian living

This's my favorite brand. It's called 'Cha-Tra-Mue'.

'Cha' means tea, 'Tra' means brand and 'Mue' means hand.

Its trademark is thumbsup, as shown on the package.

Let's taste Cha-Tra-Mue, you'd like it the same as me. 

You can contact me for more detail about Thai tea.

Have a nice day!!

Home Made With Thai Sweets

I'm proud to present Thai Sweets Cook Book.

Most of Sweets present in this Cook Book are my favourite and very yummy.

Let's make and test them.

I'm quite sure, you will like them.

The Truth of Bangkok Shutdown (THAILAND 2014)

I'd like to tell you what the Thai government did not dare to tell foreigners.

Is this violence that make government declare the state of emergency?

Thailand is safe and always be the land of smile.

We love Thailand.

Welcome to Thailand Mob Festival 2014.

How to Make Sticky Rice?

Love sticky rice but not sure how to make it yourself? 
Check out how to make it at home!

His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's Birthday 2013

Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej celebrates his 86th birthday today.

This celebration is also referred to as Thai Father's day since 

the King is the symbolic father of Thailand. 

The King and Queen are revered for they generosity and caring for the Thai people. 

There are numerous royal projects aimed at improving the life and health of 

the Thai people. A list of their accomplishments is long and impressive.

Having taken the throne in 1946, King Bhumibol is now the world's longest reigning monarch 

and the world's longest serving head of state. 

I'm great to be Thai. I love our King. I will do for King.
Many people ask "why do Thai people love their king so much?"
The reason came from what I have seen from my childhood days until now, 

of what this king has done for his people and country.....

Long Live The King _/|\_

I would like to share you, the article which wrote by Ravi Supasiri.

I feel like this article speaks the same as what my heart want to tell.

You have walked Over all this land
You have touched Every heart and hand
You have seen A greater plan
Given your all So that we can stand
......
You give rain From a cloudless sky
You give strength When you hear our cry
You have faith That we will try
To be the best So this nation can rise

A thousand choices But we choose one
Ten thousand voices That become one

One in Harmony All in Unity
Together we will give you Love Eternally
One in Harmony All in Unity
Together we will give you Love Eternally

In every heart And in every home
In every place You are the light and hope
You are the shelter And when the storm has gone
Our inspiration So that we can carry on

A thousand choices But we choose one
Ten thousand voices That become one

One in Harmony All in Unity
Together we will give you Love Eternally
One in Harmony All in Unity
Together we will give you Love Eternally

You are the father You are the soul
Making this Nation whole Together we give you
Love Eternally

(source)

Most Romantic Places in Asia

This infographic created by Graphs.net and published by Retire In Asia 

compiled the Top 10 Most Romantic Travel Destinations that Asia has to offer!

 Unknown to many Pai in Thailand ranks first thanks to its lovely mountain ranges,

beautiful beaches, cool climate and rich culture.

There're two more romantic destinations in Thailand, Bangkok and Phuket, 

which are in this Top 10 Most Romantic Travel Destinations in Asia.

Pai ranks first; Reason : Rush Mountains, reasonably cool climate, interesting culture.

Bangkok ranks fifth; Reason : The city of Angel, The land of smiles;

as a couple you have loads of option to choose from.

Phuket ranks tenth; Reason : Romantic beaches and exciting nightlife

that you will remember forever.

Explore more about Pai at www.paiexplorer.com.

Where® Thailand September 2013

Where Magazine Thailand guide to The Best of Chatuchak.

Have fun!!

9 Trips To Take With Your Best Friends

Let's go travel Thailand, you'll be amazing!!

Thai Recommended Dishes

There're so many delicious recommended Thai dishes in this book

Which let you know how to call them.

Enjoy!!

One Afternoon at Ta Phrajan with Brown

Brown in Bangkok, Thailand! 

He takes a short afternoon walk out to Ta Phrajan market. 

Guess what he found there?

Enjoy!!

Bangkok 101 Magazine April 2013

Be Fly in Thai

Bangkok Center Grocery

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If you're looking for Thai ingredients, then head deeper south, past the crush of Canal Street, to the otherwise nondescript Mosco Street, where you'll find the Bangkok Center Grocery.

The Bangkok Center Grocery is one of the few groceries in New York City dedicated solely to Thai cuisine. 

Yoottapong is the Bangkok Center Grocery owner.

Bangkok Center Grocery has everything you need for Thai home cooking. 

There are several kinds of noodles (including three thicknesses of dried noodles, and the original Thai "Double Dragon" glass sheet noodles), turmeric and roasted rice powders, whole annatto seed, several brands of shrimp paste as well dried shrimp and dried squid, preserved bean curd and preserved cabbage, jars of young green peppers, and tamarind (both in fresh paste and concentrate form).

But more impressive than the things in tins and boxes are the ingredients that oneusually finds in tins and boxes elsewhere but are, at Yoottapong's, fresh. Alongside the Thai basil there's another hard-to-find basil, Holy basil, as well as kaffir lime leaves for making homemade curry, bunches of feathery green Cha-om (an herby vegetable that Yoottapong suggested cooking into what would amount to an egg and Cha-om frittata), stalks of lemongrass, fresh turmeric, galangal root, bird's eye chilies, small Thai eggplants, and fresh bamboo shoots by the bagful.

Palm Sugar

Palm sugar is one of five pantry staples Yoottapong insists one should have on hand at all times in order to make great Thai food.

Tamarind

Bangkok Center Grocery carries several forms of tamarind, including fresh paste (with seeds—be prepared to deal with stickiness!), liquid tamarind concentrate, and (not pictured) pickled tamarind leaves.

Bamboo

Bamboo shoots are sold jarred with Bai Yanang and Chili. They're also sliced and packaged by the bagful in the fridge.

Basil

Thai basil, a hard-to-find cousin of the widely available sweet or Italian basil, is a key flavor in many Thai dishes. Yoottapong also carries the fragrant and much loved Holy basil.

Curry By The Canful

Although the best curry is, according to Yoottapong, the kind you'll find fresh in his refrigerated section, Bangkok Center Grocery also carries every kind of canned and boxed curry imaginable, including the celebrated Maesri and Mae Ploy brands.

Special Treats

The small store is closely packed with ingredients, and it's easy to miss small treats among the more obvious offerings. If you spend some time eying the shelves, you'll come across things like quail eggs and coconut meat in syrup.

Sweets

For dessert, in the fridge you'll find a selection of carefully packaged Thai desserts, including tongyod, made from egg yolks and sugar, a cassava dessert, and lodchong, a coconut cream

Non-Edibles

Yoottapong also carries a few non edible Thai products, such as these tiny plastic tubs of lime paste (mysteriously labeled "for ceremony use only.")

Reading Material

For a bit of light reading with your homemade Pad Thai, at Bangkok Center Grocery you'll find a selection of Thai-language magazines and newspapers.

Candy!

As you check out be sure to grab a box of spicy tamarind candies, or these sweet star gooseberry jellies, both classic Thai sweets.

For more information --> here.

Bangkok Center Grocery

104 Mosco Street, New York, NY 10013 (map)
(212) 349-1979

Travel and Leisure 2012 World's Best Awards

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BANGKOK NAMED WORLD'S BEST CITY

This year, Bangkok retains its number one ranking in the world for the third year in a row.

Welcome to Bangkok, Thailand.

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Spicy Thai Noodles

This Spicy Thai Noodles look so yummy, right? I just found from a small snippet blog.

She has shown clearly the step by step how to make this tasty dish with so beautiful photos as below. There's a recipe card at bottom of post!

She warned that...she used too much red pepper. so she would suggest using 1 TBSP, or less, depending on your preference in heat.

chop up:

***after making this recipe multiple times, she now only use the sesame oil and completely omit the vegetable oil.

I wanna try this recipe soon!

Have a nice day.