People and motorscooters everywhere
As well as food to take home or food to eat on the spot, you can also find housewares, handicrafts, clothing, shoes, knickknacks, etc. for sale.
Anything and everything
The streets are lined with eateries and bars with good and inexpensive menus so we end up eating out a lot. It's less expensive to eat out than to cook on the boat, plus we don't heat up the boat with hot burners or oven. Dinner out for 2 with a wine or beer each is typically less than $10 total.
For more American food stuffs, there are modern air conditioned grocery stores typical of the western world but you pay for the price above the local outdoor market price. There are at least 2 very modern and big malls that make the tourists and expats feel at home. A couple of them are so large, you can easily get lost!
1 comment:
We whole-heartedly agree: eating in Thailand is a major highlight (and delight) of visiting here!
As for motorcycles, there seemed to be more per capita in Bali (where the food is also a delight).
David and Michelle (Currently in Hua Hin Thailand)
SV Pelagia
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