My favourite number 1 thing to do in BKK …. Jump on random red buses ( the ones with no windows and jump off with no plan when it feels like a challenge or ya see something cool,funny or interesting. I found myself one day end up in Korat after random buses and boats took me to Victory monument where I jumped on a mini van not knowing where Korat was . Spend 4 days there including 2 in a village Best time ever 😂
You mean Nakhon Ratchasima?? Wow that's way out north east beyond the mountains into Isaan 👍👍 very nice 🙏 it's great to travel through Thailand by minivan and 3rd class train 🙏
Been watching your channel since Aug and i might be coming in Jan if the whole trip was planned. Big thx to this whole series and all your previous vds🤝
Hey Chris, thanks for the Ekkamai recommendations . We had a great night out following your suggestions, and even made some new friends at Tuba. One recommendation for you in return. Bankok Banjom was closed on a Monday night, so we stumbled by accident into Akanee Thai restaurant in the modern development across the road. OMG, this was the best Thai food we’ve tasted so far. Really subtle flavours, great service, and even some reasonably-priced interesting wine available. Highly recommend the pork and preserved bamboo shoot, and the deep fried bass with fried garlic and turmeric sauce! Today we’re going to try the Thonglor places. 😁
Great show as usual: excellent editing, nice flow, entertaining and informative at the same time, it will be hard to beat Mark Wiens when it comes to the subscriber count, but this is by far the most enjoyable and interesting Thailand channel on You Tube. No fluff, no showing of the pretty Thai ladyfriend or plugging the nightlife, just plain interesting and enjoyable content for first and even experienced travellers to Thailand. Triple thumbs up for you, excellent.
Very timely video Chris. I’m looking for something a little different for my next stay in BKK. Well now I’ve found it! Thanks… beauty way to go, eh? 😂👍
Loving this countdown so much! I can't wait to see you chillin with my other favorite Mark somewhere great! RedDoor Hotel in Ekkamai was the place my partner and I landed for 10 days to break up the trip from India to Vietnam. Bkk was always a layover place until the world shut down. We were supposed to fly March 17,2020.. We made it to the airport. Then Immigration for the next 17 hours. Over the next 7 months I fell madly in love with the BKK, a bit freaked out but the city took great care of us! We moved about 15 times cause each hood is so different and amazing.Thai massages, amazing food and Retired Working for you gave us all we needed to stay sane. The channel was just a baby then. Have been to most of these spots, but most have changed so much. Can't wait to get back. Thanks for all your hard work. You are a rockstar! We are currently in the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile. Very interesting people and places but the food is not my thang and it hasn't rained in like forever so everything smells a bit funky. Still have much to see here but soooo jonesing for Thai food.Thanks for keeping me grounded. lol
And I thought Ekkamai was nothing more than a bus station to head to damn Pattaya 👍 thanks for the many cool spots 👍🙏 you are to almost top five Khun Chris 👍 great job (I like it when you cover the less obvious)🙏
Another great video, Chris. Here's my 2 cents though. First, at 6:08, it's not good to say "Sawasdee krap" to a monk. They'll know you're farang and overlook it, but if you want to be respectful like Thai people say "Namatsakan krap", or say "satu" along with a wai. Next, you really should have mentioned the main bus terminal - tons of people use it to travel all over Thailand. Lastly, I love Gateway mall. It's literally connected to the BTS station by a short walkway, it's smaller and way more chill than most other malls in Bangkok, tt has a very convenient inexpensive grocery store on the ground level. Gateway has a really good variety or restaurants and also a really fantastic play place called Harborland for kids on the top floor.
Hi Chris, arrived back in Bangkok at the Ekkamai bus station around 11:30 so straight down to Hom Duan for lunch. Didn’t disappoint - cheers for another great recommendation. Lovin the channel.
Wat That Thong looks amazing. Yet one more place to add to the list. Thanks, again, sir. We're getting closer to "Chris Parker takes a day off", and I'm thankful for you to have that day.
👋🏼Hey Chris! Episode 7 👍🏼👍🏼 another great video! Keep them coming! 🤤oh man the food looks so delicious! So much to see and do when we get back there! 🍻Cheers🍻♥️🇨🇦
For oldtimers, Ekamai was known as Southern/Eastern Bus Terminal where you can travel to the South or the East on a tour bus either aircon or regular bus. In the old days, Hua Hin (by train) and Bang Saen by bus from Ekamai were two popular seaside destinations for Thais. If you want to travel to the North/Northeast (Isan), you must board at Mor Chit Bus Terminal. The Southern/Eastern Bus Terminal is now moved away from Ekamai to an outskirt of Bangkok on Thonburi side for many years now. BTW, Wat Thatthong is reputed to be the biggest temple to hold cremation rite as there are about 20 pavilions where you can place coffins and hold nightly cremation rite for this specific purpose. Cremation rite lasts from 3 to 7 nights before the dead is cremated in a modern electric furnace as you can see in this video.
Hi Chris, If you keep walking further down soi 42, cross the intersection and walkup to the parking lot with restaurants (opposite the old Bangkok University city campus) 1. There’s a couple who make the best Tom Yum Gai in all of Thailand 2. The one next to them have the pork stew thing that has been cooking for years as well. 3. And the last one has noodles with chicken. I highly recommend all the food especially the tom yum couple. Living on Rama 4 or petchburi is a good hack. Chops of rental prices by a 30 percent. Love your videos. I continue to live in Bkk through your videos. 🙏❤️
I just watched the same pot of 50 year old soup on Food Ranger half an hour ago! Small world! Genius marketing by the restaurant with the 50 year shtick - it's on EVERY BKK food video lol
Jajangmyeon. Mmm. Yummy. I didn’t understand at first that this isn't original Korean food, but rather sold only at Korean restaurants serving Korean Chinese food. I always got it with a side dish of raw onion cut into little squares, eaten straight, like kimchekitchen. Eyewatering.
Another great one Chris, thank you! Favorite BTS stop for us is Asok, with access from any of the 4 corners of Sukhumvit and Asok; fun things to do on all 4 corners including Terminal 21 for a cheap lunch, Cowboy for a late-afternoon beer with the expat crowd, the chill vibe of Soi 18, and fun walks up and down Sukhumvit. But so many winners to choose from, we're enjoying reading comments from others!
You better have Siam Niramit on the list, or at least an honorable mention, hahaha. It really was one of my best experiences in Thailand. I went 3 times.
My favorite is probably Udom Suk, just because it's where I first stayed at. It's not a touristy area, reasonably priced condos, easy to get into and out of the city and of course the locals are very welcoming. So much so that the chef of a bar & restaurant called You32 offered me a ride home after his shift ended. Shout-out to Mark who turned a 20 minute walk into a 3 minute motorbike ride!
Great ideas. My favorite of your list so far! Over the years I have enjoyed the Northeastern Thai restaurant Sabaijai on Ekimai Rd, Soi 63. It's about a 15 minute walk from the BTS. Very popular with Thais and expats. Amazing menu.
Wow cool. Here's Chris walking by where I live. I chose this neighborhood because I stayed here 20 years ago and thought it was chill and convenient, if not glamorous. Just moved back here recently on my older-guy Bangkok stint, and I know almost nothing. I learned some tips from this vid. I am all over that khao soi! And I didn't realize all that was further down 42. What I don't like about Ekkamai is that there's almost no street food around the station. Unlike Thonglor, which has dozens of options and some amazing somtam, Ekkamai's dead but for a few fruit and weiner vendors. I caught Spicy Mark early in the morning outside his little restaurant, but that must have been a very lucky run-in. And the Gateway is indeed a pretty weird and lame mall. But for living near, it's great. Big supermarket, HomePro, Daiso, restaurants and coffee, just the basics you need and no high fashion at all. So no real crowds other than when St. Andrew's kids get out mid-afternoon. I would NOT rank Ekkamai over other spots lower on your list. It's a decent place to live (with a TON of traffic) and a bus station. But it was an interesting addition.
noooo, when did you shoot the video? it would be to me nice to meet you.. stay in Ekamai from November 20th and I will stay here 2 months, this makes you understand what is one of my favorite BTS stops.
I lived in Ekkamai 20 some years ago before it gentrified. I was a bit further down on soi 30 (right before the canal) and way way down into the soi maze. I lived with a thai girl and it was just a little non-air conditioned, squat toilet, apartment for about $60 a month. In the entire time i was there, i never once saw another white guy. I was quite the curiosity at first, but eventually people in the neighborhood would recognize me. There was this old gas station awning between soi 28 and soi 30 right on the main road. The gas station was long since deserted but a little mom and pop restaurant/bar sprung up under the awning every night and stayed open until the wee hours of the morning. Most of the clientel were thai working girls and the accompanying staff that went along with those places. Sometimes we would drink for hours at this little place. Some great memories were had, haha. The gas station got taken down and now its a giant condo building. :sad: You can find these delicious mom and pop places everywhere. You just need to get far enough off the main roads.
Chris appreciate the videos! I'm moving to Bangkok soon and learned a lot from your videos. What are your thoughts on the neighborhood on Thonglor? I hear its a great neighborhood but can't seem to find much about it
Hello first i like to thank you.. your channel’s information are amazing good.. very local … I need to ask the last local street restaurant shop’s address… and name if you can….
Ekkamai is fine but I certainly wouldn’t prioritize it above any of the other things you have had on the list so far. Maybe the general idea of really exploring a particular street or district and finding what it has to offer. As a 12 year resident I am sure there’s at least 100 streets with at least as much to offer as Ekkamai.
Hahahahaha brilliant! Ekkamai made it! Food safari heaven!! Wattana Pannich!!!! M88888 Bimbombap me up m8888 Heaven resides! Pad Prik Pao me up too! M888888... Ya killing me! Thank-you team as always! 🌶️🌶️🇭🇲🇹🇭🍻🇹🇭🇭🇲🌶️🌶️ Big B
Another banger for sure. My favorite BTS station has to be BangChak... cuz its home! haha.
My favourite number 1 thing to do in BKK …. Jump on random red buses ( the ones with no windows and jump off with no plan when it feels like a challenge or ya see something cool,funny or interesting.
I found myself one day end up in Korat after random buses and boats took me to Victory monument where I jumped on a mini van not knowing where Korat was .
Spend 4 days there including 2 in a village
Best time ever 😂
So much fun!!
You mean Nakhon Ratchasima?? Wow that's way out north east beyond the mountains into Isaan 👍👍 very nice 🙏 it's great to travel through Thailand by minivan and 3rd class train 🙏
@@Maximus-ke7cd thanks for your input. God bless you
Love it.
Been watching your channel since Aug and i might be coming in Jan if the whole trip was planned. Big thx to this whole series and all your previous vds🤝
Great pick Chris. Love the Ekkamai area, lots of great places to hang out. Looking forward to your number one.
Number 1 . Fried rice in grave yard.
Watching your "list" brings back memories of long forgotten places and experiences in Bangkok from back in the day well before the skytrain
Hey Chris, thanks for the Ekkamai recommendations . We had a great night out following your suggestions, and even made some new friends at Tuba. One recommendation for you in return. Bankok Banjom was closed on a Monday night, so we stumbled by accident into Akanee Thai restaurant in the modern development across the road. OMG, this was the best Thai food we’ve tasted so far. Really subtle flavours, great service, and even some reasonably-priced interesting wine available. Highly recommend the pork and preserved bamboo shoot, and the deep fried bass with fried garlic and turmeric sauce!
Today we’re going to try the Thonglor places. 😁
Great show as usual: excellent editing, nice flow, entertaining and informative at the same time, it will be hard to beat Mark Wiens when it comes to the subscriber count, but this is by far the most enjoyable and interesting Thailand channel on You Tube. No fluff, no showing of the pretty Thai ladyfriend or plugging the nightlife, just plain interesting and enjoyable content for first and even experienced travellers to Thailand. Triple thumbs up for you, excellent.
Much appreciated!
Very timely video Chris. I’m looking for something a little different for my next stay in BKK. Well now I’ve found it! Thanks… beauty way to go, eh? 😂👍
You should visit Ekkamai.
It's well-known for a Japanese town.
But the good thing is that it's not as busy as Thong Lhor.
@@amwfpaulandjay I most definitely will. Many thanks 🙏
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Loving your videos Chris! We just arrived from Toronto and have been using your videos as guide while we're here in Bangkok!
Great to hear!
Thank you Singaporeans for No.7!!
7:39 Those Thai snacks are TONG MUAN meaning “gold roll”. Very crunchy and smell so nice. Coconut scented. Yummy!!!
Loving this countdown so much! I can't wait to see you chillin with my other favorite Mark somewhere great! RedDoor Hotel in Ekkamai was the place my partner and I landed for 10 days to break up the trip from India to Vietnam. Bkk was always a layover place until the world shut down. We were supposed to fly March 17,2020.. We made it to the airport. Then Immigration for the next 17 hours. Over the next 7 months I fell madly in love with the BKK, a bit freaked out but the city took great care of us! We moved about 15 times cause each hood is so different and amazing.Thai massages, amazing food and Retired Working for you gave us all we needed to stay sane. The channel was just a baby then. Have been to most of these spots, but most have changed so much. Can't wait to get back. Thanks for all your hard work. You are a rockstar! We are currently in the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile. Very interesting people and places but the food is not my thang and it hasn't rained in like forever so everything smells a bit funky. Still have much to see here but soooo jonesing for Thai food.Thanks for keeping me grounded. lol
And I thought Ekkamai was nothing more than a bus station to head to damn Pattaya 👍 thanks for the many cool spots 👍🙏 you are to almost top five Khun Chris 👍 great job (I like it when you cover the less obvious)🙏
Yep nice always a surprise around the corner that’s Bangkok !!!!
Another great video, Chris. Here's my 2 cents though. First, at 6:08, it's not good to say "Sawasdee krap" to a monk. They'll know you're farang and overlook it, but if you want to be respectful like Thai people say "Namatsakan krap", or say "satu" along with a wai. Next, you really should have mentioned the main bus terminal - tons of people use it to travel all over Thailand. Lastly, I love Gateway mall. It's literally connected to the BTS station by a short walkway, it's smaller and way more chill than most other malls in Bangkok, tt has a very convenient inexpensive grocery store on the ground level. Gateway has a really good variety or restaurants and also a really fantastic play place called Harborland for kids on the top floor.
Great video with such an exciting menu of places to eat, drink and party thanks Chris, do your feet ache 😂😂😂
Hi Chris, arrived back in Bangkok at the Ekkamai bus station around 11:30 so straight down to Hom Duan for lunch. Didn’t disappoint - cheers for another great recommendation. Lovin the channel.
Ekkamai , I love the small alley behind Sukhumvit road.
Wat That Thong looks amazing. Yet one more place to add to the list. Thanks, again, sir. We're getting closer to "Chris Parker takes a day off", and I'm thankful for you to have that day.
Ohh Chris.. i got hungry.. to see all this food around.. :)
You and me both!
Hom Duan is so good! One of my favorite spot in Ekkamai
Wow Ekkamai's very cool 😎
Chris I'm gonna need more vacation time for all these nice places you're showing us.
Fantastic!!! I love Ekkamai. 🥳🍻❤️Never get bored of walking around between Onnut and Phrom Phong. Gateway is so so though. 😅
That was very informative and enjoyable thanks from the UK going for some of that food in December...
👋🏼Hey Chris! Episode 7 👍🏼👍🏼 another great video! Keep them coming! 🤤oh man the food looks so delicious! So much to see and do when we get back there! 🍻Cheers🍻♥️🇨🇦
Bangkok Banjom was a brilliant recommendation. Best jajangmyeon outside of K-town.
I know you said there are too many markets on the list. But the train market is definitely on my list
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Moving to Ekkamai soon ! So excited!
Miss the old food corner at soi 38 for sure, but some great alternatives in this one. Thanks Chris. Canada#1! Canada#1?
For oldtimers, Ekamai was known as Southern/Eastern Bus Terminal where you can travel to the South or the East on a tour bus either aircon or regular bus. In the old days, Hua Hin (by train) and Bang Saen by bus from Ekamai were two popular seaside destinations for Thais. If you want to travel to the North/Northeast (Isan), you must board at Mor Chit Bus Terminal. The Southern/Eastern Bus Terminal is now moved away from Ekamai to an outskirt of Bangkok on Thonburi side for many years now. BTW, Wat Thatthong is reputed to be the biggest temple to hold cremation rite as there are about 20 pavilions where you can place coffins and hold nightly cremation rite for this specific purpose. Cremation rite lasts from 3 to 7 nights before the dead is cremated in a modern electric furnace as you can see in this video.
Wait; I just saw a video about the bus trip from Pattaya to Ekkamai BTS stop!
In recent years you can go to Pattaya via Morchit to make convenient for foreigners and Thai.
@@kamolhengkiatisak1527 ok, those are close stops, I can see how they got mixed up.
Yes I lived in Bangkok for a year in the mid 80s and think of Ekamai as the location of that bus station
Beautiful video brother. Love seeing the good in the world.
Hi Chris,
If you keep walking further down soi 42, cross the intersection and walkup to the parking lot with restaurants (opposite the old Bangkok University city campus)
1. There’s a couple who make the best Tom Yum Gai in all of Thailand
2. The one next to them have the pork stew thing that has been cooking for years as well.
3. And the last one has noodles with chicken. I highly recommend all the food especially the tom yum couple.
Living on Rama 4 or petchburi is a good hack. Chops of rental prices by a 30 percent. Love your videos. I continue to live in Bkk through your videos. 🙏❤️
I just watched the same pot of 50 year old soup on Food Ranger half an hour ago! Small world! Genius marketing by the restaurant with the 50 year shtick - it's on EVERY BKK food video lol
HELLO from Singapore! 🎉
Hello there!
your video is so amazinggggggggggggggggg
food .....food foood ....man you are making me to move to Bangkok..........🙂
I am right now at Hom Duan restaurant. OMG! Best Thai food EVER!!! Thank you!!!!
Good day in Bangkok for you! thanks for sharing.
Could you do a video on the Thai festivals and any other local events? Really curious
Seriously, thank you for all your videos on Bangkok, More Intermediate Condo Rental Info....PLEASE
Another great substitution, Chris! Ekkamai is a great neighborhood that I don’t spend enough time in. Thanks for the recommendations!
Jajangmyeon. Mmm. Yummy. I didn’t understand at first that this isn't original Korean food, but rather sold only at Korean restaurants serving Korean Chinese food. I always got it with a side dish of raw onion cut into little squares, eaten straight, like kimchekitchen. Eyewatering.
So great my bro ! Another ripper video mate !
From Singapore. Ekkamai is where I met my first Thai gf 55
Whoa!! Nostalgia.❤❤
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁🍽
Same to you!
¡Gracias!
Just what I was searching for and your video was right at the top. Thanks 🙏
Another great one Chris, thank you! Favorite BTS stop for us is Asok, with access from any of the 4 corners of Sukhumvit and Asok; fun things to do on all 4 corners including Terminal 21 for a cheap lunch, Cowboy for a late-afternoon beer with the expat crowd, the chill vibe of Soi 18, and fun walks up and down Sukhumvit. But so many winners to choose from, we're enjoying reading comments from others!
Thanks for sharing!
6:07 🙏 👀 monastery etiquette ?
You better have Siam Niramit on the list, or at least an honorable mention, hahaha. It really was one of my best experiences in Thailand. I went 3 times.
Interesting number 7✌️🇹🇭
You had me at food and fun!
The Northern Thai restaurant looked amazing not to mention the prices
Love these videos !
Definitely gotta do some Bangkok exploration with you one day. Another great video buddy.
good one! we put it on our list to visit.
My favorite is probably Udom Suk, just because it's where I first stayed at.
It's not a touristy area, reasonably priced condos, easy to get into and out of the city and of course the locals are very welcoming. So much so that the chef of a bar & restaurant called You32 offered me a ride home after his shift ended.
Shout-out to Mark who turned a 20 minute walk into a 3 minute motorbike ride!
Another gem 👌
Great ideas. My favorite of your list so far! Over the years I have enjoyed the Northeastern Thai restaurant Sabaijai on Ekimai Rd, Soi 63. It's about a 15 minute walk from the BTS. Very popular with Thais and expats. Amazing menu.
Brought a smile to my face, used to stop a sabaijai almost daily 2018-19 after practice and pick up "to go". When I lived there..Good time!
Yeah finally Sg viewership made it to the top 10! I will be going to Bangkok next week =)
you gave me alot of joy when watching your video.Thanks
Chris this series is just suburb! The wealth of knowledge you are sharing is amazing.
Wow cool. Here's Chris walking by where I live. I chose this neighborhood because I stayed here 20 years ago and thought it was chill and convenient, if not glamorous. Just moved back here recently on my older-guy Bangkok stint, and I know almost nothing. I learned some tips from this vid. I am all over that khao soi! And I didn't realize all that was further down 42.
What I don't like about Ekkamai is that there's almost no street food around the station. Unlike Thonglor, which has dozens of options and some amazing somtam, Ekkamai's dead but for a few fruit and weiner vendors.
I caught Spicy Mark early in the morning outside his little restaurant, but that must have been a very lucky run-in. And the Gateway is indeed a pretty weird and lame mall. But for living near, it's great. Big supermarket, HomePro, Daiso, restaurants and coffee, just the basics you need and no high fashion at all. So no real crowds other than when St. Andrew's kids get out mid-afternoon. I would NOT rank Ekkamai over other spots lower on your list. It's a decent place to live (with a TON of traffic) and a bus station. But it was an interesting addition.
Thanks Chris don't worry about mark wiens, he's got no tastebuds left, it's not all about chilli.
rhamkamheng station is favorite
Good one. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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noooo, when did you shoot the video? it would be to me nice to meet you.. stay in Ekamai from November 20th and I will stay here 2 months, this makes you understand what is one of my favorite BTS stops.
I'm binge watching to catch up!
I lived in Ekkamai 20 some years ago before it gentrified. I was a bit further down on soi 30 (right before the canal) and way way down into the soi maze. I lived with a thai girl and it was just a little non-air conditioned, squat toilet, apartment for about $60 a month. In the entire time i was there, i never once saw another white guy. I was quite the curiosity at first, but eventually people in the neighborhood would recognize me.
There was this old gas station awning between soi 28 and soi 30 right on the main road. The gas station was long since deserted but a little mom and pop restaurant/bar sprung up under the awning every night and stayed open until the wee hours of the morning. Most of the clientel were thai working girls and the accompanying staff that went along with those places. Sometimes we would drink for hours at this little place. Some great memories were had, haha.
The gas station got taken down and now its a giant condo building. :sad:
You can find these delicious mom and pop places everywhere. You just need to get far enough off the main roads.
Chris appreciate the videos! I'm moving to Bangkok soon and learned a lot from your videos. What are your thoughts on the neighborhood on Thonglor? I hear its a great neighborhood but can't seem to find much about it
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Chong Nonsi is the best 😊
No mention of Nong Khai Jim Jum, some of the best moo kata in town, right at Ekkamai Soi 23
The whole list has been amazing 👏. Mmm guessing Australia will be 3rd or 4th in total views :) let's go Australia 🇦🇺. Usa will be no 1.
N# 6 is your dental holiday clinic visit 👍👍🏆😎…and some Leo’s after
Mark Weins now had a TV show on HBO if I read it correctly
I reckon Asok or Siam 😊
Ekamaimused to be a sleepy working class neighbourhood of Bkk. Very much like Scarborough is to Toronto. Then Bangkok grew outwards.
Hello first i like to thank you.. your channel’s information are amazing good.. very local … I need to ask the last local street restaurant shop’s address… and name if you can….
I like BTS Siam
I like
Is there a resource out there that displays these points on a map?
Hi Chris when is the best of Bangkok shirt your wearing going to be available?
86 that I see it listed lol
86 that website wouldn't allow purchase?
Very soon!
🥰I love the night life (like to boogie) so Ekkamai suits me. Hope you are wearing sunburn protection. Maybe my TV but your face looks quite red.
Hey Chris, I’m in Bangkok. You doing any meet ups this week?
4:30 brings back horrible memories of the New Year's Eve inferno on Ekamai a few years ago.
The club? It was 13 years ago. Not a few years ago.
@@jomontanee define "a few". It's a relative term. While you're at it. Tell me how much is "a lot".
i will guarantee the US is in Chris's top #3 most viewing audience
I bet you on that, may be no.2?
Ekkamai is fine but I certainly wouldn’t prioritize it above any of the other things you have had on the list so far. Maybe the general idea of really exploring a particular street or district and finding what it has to offer. As a 12 year resident I am sure there’s at least 100 streets with at least as much to offer as Ekkamai.
I just know it for the bus station when I go to Pattaya
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Hahahahaha brilliant!
Ekkamai made it!
Food safari heaven!!
Wattana Pannich!!!! M88888
Bimbombap me up m8888
Heaven resides!
Pad Prik Pao me up too!
M888888...
Ya killing me!
Thank-you team as always!
🌶️🌶️🇭🇲🇹🇭🍻🇹🇭🇭🇲🌶️🌶️ Big B
As on the countdown...I bet on the 1st place for Thai.
What do you ride to get around Ekkamai? Is it a tuktuk?
The Mark Weins fawning is so exhausting.
Funny…I’m not from Singapore but I’m watching from there. Lol
whats # 1 a list ???????
😊😊😊
It seems to me that it was the Germans in their VW buses driving from Germany to Thailand in the 60's and 70's that paved the way for the rest of us.
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