List of contents
Festivals and Cultural Traditions 5
- New year festival (Jan) 6
- Candle-walking and flower offering ceremony (Feb) 7
- Makha Bucha Day tradition (Mar) 8
- Songkran Festival (Apr) 9
- Royal Ceremony (May) 10
- World Environment Day Festivals (Jun) 11
- Nai Lert Flower & Garden Art Fai (Jul) 12
- Chinese Tradition (Aug) 13
- Children's and Youth Festival (Sept) 14
- Yaowarat Vegetarian Festival (Oct) 15
- Loi Krathong Tradition (Nov) 16
- Warm the love, relieve the cold (Dec) 17
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Temple and Architecture 18
- Wat Phra Kaew 19
- Wat Arun Ratchawararam 20
- Wat Pho Tha Tien, Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkalaram 21
- Golden Mountain, Wat Saket, Ratchaworawihan 22
- Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram Ratchaworawihan 23
- Bangkok City Pillar Shrine 24
- Bangkok National Museum 25
- Jim Thompson Thai House Museum 26
- Rattanakosin Exhibition 27
- Artist House, Khlong Bang Luang 28
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Thai food 29
- Tom Yum Kung Banglumpoo 30
- Thip Samai Pad Thai Prao Phi 31
- Hi Somtum Convent 32
- Stir-fried basil 33
- Roasted Chicken Noodles 34
- Khanom Bueng 35
- Khanom Thuai 36
- Thongyib, Thong Yod, Foithong 37
- Mango sticky rice 38
- Bualoy Parinya 39
New year festival
New Year's Day activities from the celebration of the
people Popularly exchanging gifts to each other. and travel to
visit elders including preparing a family feast including
organizing a party in the organization When it comes to the
New Year's Day, people usually do the following:
1. Make merit, offer food to monks, go to temples or perform
rituals according to their religion.
2. Decorate houses . Ready to welcome the new year.
3. Organize a party. Have a meal with friends and family.
4. Pay respects to the elders in the family. Or respected adults.
5. Exchange gifts. send greetings to each other.
Elder (n.) = ผูอ้ าวโุ ส Ritual (n.) = พิธกี รรม
celebration (n) = การเฉลมิ ฉลอง Make merit (v.) = บําเพ็ญบุญ
Candle-walking and flower offering ceremony
Around the wall of Wat Ratchabophit Sathitmahasimaram
Tourists will find Buddhist exhibition with the concept of design Wicker
decorations such as trays, baskets of various sizes, which are handicrafts of
the villagers, are placed alternately in wavy lines, creating patterns for the
walls connected with decorative wreaths. It is like connecting and continuing
the Buddhist tradition. which strung out to show the beautiful culture and
to last forever In addition, tourists who attend the event can take pictures
with a photo backdrop decorated with beautiful flowers. to commemorate In
addition, watch Thai cultural performances, puppet theaters, and applied
Thai music performances, folk Thai music performances, as well as
demonstration booths of handicrafts that tell the story of the benefits and
beauty of flowers, such as a demonstration of how to make sap water.
Kasalong Thai perfume folding paper garlands making flower jelly
Demonstration of hundreds of garlands from fresh flowers Demonstration
of folding pandan roses Demonstration of potpourri making, etc.
Exhibition (n.) = งานนิทรรศการ Decorations (n.) = สิ่งประดบั . Handicraft (n.) = หัตถกรรม
Applied (adj.) = ประยุกต์ wreaths (n.) = พวงมาลยั tradition (n.) = จารีตประเพณี
Makha Bucha Day tradition
Activities to be performed on Makha
Bucha Day On Makha Bucha Day, Thai Buddhists
like to make merit and offer food to monks in the
morning. In addition, throughout the day, there
are also other merit-making rituals, such as
traveling to the temple to receive the precepts.
abstaining from all sins consecration giving
freedom (Release birds, release fish) Listening to
sermons including going to a candlelight circle
around the church in the evening.
Buddhist (n.) = พุทธศาสนิกชน Make merit (v.) = บําเพ็ญบุญ
Sermon (n.) = การเทศนา, การให้โอวาท, บทสวด
Songkran Festival
Songkran Day is a common culture of
Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, the Tai
minority in Vietnam. Yunnan Province of
China, Sri Lanka and eastern India. In each
country that has a Songkran tradition has
been modified to modify the Songkran
ceremony and the format to be different from
the original by Songkran in Thailand The
Songkran Festival falls on April 13-15 of
every year. And it's also a public holiday.
Tradition (adj.) = เป็นประเพณีดงั้ เดิม culture (n.) = วฒั นธรรม
Royal Ceremony
The ceremony to reach Phra Nang Kla
Rak Na Khwan in ancient times It would be a
ceremony that was intended to raise morale and
remind farmers to grow crops, especially farming.
Because rice is a staple food that is vital for life.
The monarch or head of the country took the lead
in plowing and sowing the crops as an example. to
remind people that it is time to plant.
Ancient (n.) = คนสมัยโบราณ Monarch (n.) = พระมหากษัตริย์
morale (n.) = คติธรรม plowing (n.) = ไถนา sowing (n.) = หวา่ น
World Environment Day Festivals
Organizing an event on environment day. May cause
people and youth to think and see the value of the environment.
as well as to understand the environment and cooperate in
activities to conserve the environment of our country. which is
a collaboration to take care of and preserve the environment
that is still sustainable forever with various activities so that
the world can stay with us for a long time .
- Organize an energy exhibition
- tree planting activities
Environment (n.) = สิ่งแวดลอ้ ม Value (v.t) = ให้ความสํ าคญั Cooperate (v.i) = ยอมทําตาม
Activities (n.) = กิจกรรม Conserve (v.) = อนุรักษ์ Collaboration (n.) = การร่วมมือ
Nai Lert Flower & Garden Art Fai
The annual flower fair of Nai Lert Park.
Which continues the legend of Thailand's first flower
festival, the most spectacular which Thanpuying Laersak
Sombat Siri was initiated in the year B.E. 1986 and has
been held continuously every year. By focusing on the
inheritance of Thai arts and culture and handicrafts
from the community to the general public through
cultural activities. Encourage the new generation to pay
attention Pay more attention and appreciate the nature
around you. as well as supporting and extending artistic
and cultural abilities for Thai youths.
Annual (adj.) = ประจําปี cultural (n.) = ทางวฒั นธรรม Continuously (adj.) = เร่ือยไป
Inheritance (n.) = การสื บสาน handicraft (n.) = หัตถกรรม
Chinese Tradition
Chinese Sart Day is an important day for
Chinese children to show their gratitude to their
ancestors through It is also regarded as the month
in which the gates of Hell are open to all souls to
receive merit. The main "salutations" are savory-
sweet dishes and fruits, emphasizing menus that
the ancestors liked. Also on the day of the Chinese
There is also worship and paying respect to ghosts
without relatives as alms.
Important day (n.) = วันสํ าคัญ Gratitude (n.) = ความกตัญSู
Worship (v.) = นมัสการ Ancestor (n.) = ปู่ย่าตายาย
Children's and Youth Festival
The need to stimulate more creative spaces
for youth and families in the heart of Bangkok
and to be part of the development of contemporary
drama in Thailand especially for children and
youth while pushing for a new perspective in
terms of quality and standards. to drive new ideas
from the original idea About creative work for
children and youth.
- International performances from different
nations and cultures.
Stimulate (v.) = กระตุ้น Development (n.) = การพัฒนา Perspective (n.) = ทศั นคติ
Especially (adj.) = เปน็ พิเศษ
Quality (n.) = คุณภาพ contemporary (adj.) = คนรุ่นเดียวกนั
Yaowarat Vegetarian Festival
Vegetarianism is a ritual practiced by Thai Buddhists
of Chinese descent for tens and hundreds of years. Vegetarian
Festival falls on the 1st day of the 9th to the 9th month of the
9th lunar month of the Chinese calendar. Chinese Buddhists
will not eat meat during this period. such time which has saved
part of the animal's life due to less slaughter People who
believe in Buddhism will give up their mundane routines and
dress up in robes. Wearing a white cloth to go to the temple,
enter a vegetarian temple with flowers, incense, candles, make
merit, make merit, fasting for 9 days
Ritual (adj.) = เกยี่ วกบั พิธีกรรม Buddhist (n.) = พุทธศาสนิกชน Descent (n.) = การสื บเช้ือสาย
Buddhism (n.) = ศาสนาพุทธ
Believe (v.t) = ความเช่ือ Mundane (adj.) = เกยี่ วกบั ทางโลก
Loi Krathong Tradition
On Loy Krathong day People make “ krathongs ”
from various materials, decorate them in the shape of
blooming lotuses, put incense sticks and candles, and cut
their nails, hair, or put coins into the krathong. and then
floated in the river (in the sea area It is popular to float
krathongs on the seashore) believed that it was a
misfortune to float away. It is also believed that Loi
Krathong to worship and ask for forgiveness from the
goddess Ganga.
krathong (n.) = กระทง incense sticks (n.) = ธปู candles (n.) = เทียน
worship (v.) =สั กการะ
Misfortune (n.) = กาลกิณี Goddess (n.) = เทพธิดา
Warm the love, relieve the cold
His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra
Vajiraklaochaoyuhua Bodindradebayavarangkun was graciously pleased to
have government agencies in His Majesty the King. Warm Ai Rak event
Cool down in a retro atmosphere with a flower garden held in the middle of
the royal horse statue courtyard Participants can dress in Thai costumes
to attend the event. in which the event will be available for rent Or if it's
not convenient, they are asked to dress politely to attend the event. There
are many activities to do in the event. In addition to walking around the
flower fields There is also an exhibition of the royal history and royal
duties of His Majesty King Chulalongkorn. and His Majesty King
Bhumibol Adulyadej. Traditional sweets that are hard to find antique
photo booth Performances from various agencies at the big stage, watching
a movie in the middle of the plot and picking up the Kalpaphareuk tree.
Graciously (adj.) = อย่างงดงาม Atmosphere (n.) = อากาศ Activities (n.) = กิจกรรม
Exhibition (n.) = งานนิทรรศการ Various (adj.) = หลากหลาย
Wat Phra Kaew
Wat Phra Kaew or Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram Built
along with the establishment of Rattanakosin in the reign of King
Rama I, it is the priceless temple of Thailand. Wat Phra Kaew is a
royal temple located in the Grand Palace. Similar to Wat Phra Si
Sanphet Which is a temple in the Royal Palace in the Ayutthaya
period itself. Therefore, there are no monks to remember the temple
here. Moreover, within the temple is also enshrine. Phra Phuttha
Maha Mani Rattana Patimakorn or Phra Kaew Morakot is a sacred
Buddha image. It is worshiped by Thai people as well.
location information Address : Na Phra Lan Road Grand Palace
Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok
Open for viewing : 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Website : https://www.royalgrandpalace.th
Monk (n.) = พระ Enshrine (v.t) = ประดิษฐาน Sacred (adj.) = ศักดิส์ ิ ทธิ์
Buddha image (n.) = พระพุทธรูป Worshiped (v.) = สั กการะบูชา
Wat Arun Ratchawararam
The villagers are popularly known as Wat Chaeng. It is a special royal monastery.
It is an ancient temple that has existed since the Ayutthaya period. Originally called Wat
Makok, later in the Rattanakosin period. This temple has been restored in a big way. And it is
considered a temple of King Rama 2 when the restoration was completed. was given the name
"Wat Arun Ratchatharam" with the royal idea to strengthen the prang in front of the temple to
be higher and to summon the relics of His Majesty King Buddha Loetla Nabhalai to be contained
in the Buddha seat of the principal Buddha image in the ubosot as well When the restoration was
finished His Majesty gave a new name as "Wat Arun Ratchawararam" since then Interesting
things inside the temple, Phra Prang, which is decorated with glazed tiles. Benjarong crockery
and shells, giant statues, which have legends about this giant Wat Chaeng and Wat Pho giants
opposite. There is also an ordination hall. Crown arch, bell tower, miniature mountain and
various Buddha images.
Location information Address: 158 Wang Doem Road, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai
District, Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/uUq8m6QvaTpfSxdx5
Open for viewing: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tel: 0-2891-2185
Website: https://www.facebook.com/watarunofficial
Benjarong crockery (n.) = เคร่ืองถว้ ยชามเบญจรงค์ Giant statues (n.) = รูปป้ นั ยักษ์ Ordination hall (n.) = อุโบสถ
Bell tower (n.) = หอระฆัง Miniature mountain (n.) = ภเู ขาจําลอง Buddha image (n.) = พระพุทธรูป
Wat Pho Tha Tien,
Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkalaram
Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkalaram Raja Woramahawihan or
Wat Pho Tha Tian is the temple of the reign of King Rama I and is like the first
university in Thailand because it is a collection of inscriptions of many
disciplines. In addition, UNESCO registered it as a World Heritage Site in the
Asia-Pacific region in March 2008. One of the highlights here is a large reclining
Buddha In the reign of King Rama III, the whole body was built of bricks and
mortar. Each side of His Majesty has a pearl decorated with 108 auspicious
images, which is one of the characteristics of the great man of India. Distributed
in a total of 99 Buddha statues, which is the largest pagoda temple in Thailand.
Location information Address: No. 2 Sanam Chai Road, Phra Nakhon District,
Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/cz7EEmqftc6D3Xhw9
Open for viewing: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tel: 0-2226-0335
Website: https://www.facebook.com/watphonews
Inscriptions (n.) = สิ่งทีจ่ ารึก Heritage (n.) = มรดก
Bricks (n.) = ก้อนอิฐ Pagoda (n.) = เจดีย์
Golden Mountain, Wat Saket, Ratchaworawihan
Wat Saket Ratchaworawihan is an ancient temple in the Ayutthaya period.
And it was restored in the reign of King Rama I. Inside the temple is also the location of
Phra Borom Banphot or Golden Mountain, which is a chedi on a replica mountain. The
Golden Mountain was built during the reign of King Rama III as a prang with twelve
wooden recessed bases. but not yet finished Until the reign of King Rama IV, he changed
the style to a mountain. Build a pagoda on top and is the place where the Buddha's relics
are enshrined make the top of the golden pagoda beautiful bright, visible from a distance
Until it can be said that this is another symbol of Bangkok. the top of the golden
mountain It is a viewpoint where we can see Bangkok 360 degrees as well.
Location information Address: 344 Boriphat Road, Ban Bat Subdistrict, Pom Prap Sattru
Phai District, Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/2FoNuVocEYqMBCxY8
Open for viewing: 07.00-19.00
Tel: 06-2346-5632
Website: https://www.facebook.com/watsraket
Ancient (n.) = สมัยโบราณ Pagoda (n.) = เจดีย์ Enshrined (v.t) = ประดิษฐาน
Visible (adj.) = ทสี่ ามารถมองเห็นได้ Viewpoint (n.) = สถานทที่ ีใ่ ช้ดู, ตาํ แหน่งทมี่ องดู
Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram Ratchaworawihan
Wat Benchamabophit Dusit Wanaram is located in Dusit District,
Bangkok. It was originally called Wat Laem or Wat Sai Thong and there is no
evidence of when it was built. Later, later received the name from King
Mongkut, the reign of King Rama IV, new that Wat Benjabphit, which means
The temple of the five lords who jointly restored this temple itself. There are
important places within the temple. And many interesting Sala Si Somdet
Dharma Throne Hall Bowonwong Bell Tower, Ubosot, National Museum Wat
Benchamabophit which is a museum built during the reign of King
Chulalongkorn to exhibit ancient Buddha images in different periods both
inside and outside the country There are also other places to visit many more.
Location information Address: 69 Rama 5 Road, Dusit, Dusit, Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/vDbQzJGx2tnGxLmr5
Open for viewing: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Tel: 09-8395-4289
Website: https://www.facebook.com/watbencham
Evidence (n.) = หลกั ฐาน Temple (n.) = วัด Dharma (adj.) = ธรรมมะ
Ancient (n.) = สมัยโบราณ Buddha image (n.) = พระพุทธรูป
Bangkok City Pillar Shrine
Bangkok City Pillar Shrine is a court built with the
establishment of Rattanakosin as the capital in the reign of King Rama
I, 1782, according to the tradition of a Brahmin ceremony for the
prosperity of the country that will be built. Inside the City Pillar
Shrine, the Theparak Shrine is also built to house the 5 guardians,
namely Phra Suea Muang, Phra Song Muang, Phra Kan Chaisi, Chao
Chet Gupt and Chao Klong Hor, and a building of Buddha Hall is built
inside as well. which is a place of worship for the people.
Location information Address: Opposite the Grand Palace, Lak Muang
Road, Grand Palace Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/kL53njcR2JfiTChQ8
Open for viewing: 06.30-18.30 (open all night during the New Year's
Eve festival welcome new year and Chinese New Year Festival)
Website: https://bangkokcitypillarshrine.com
Pillar (n.) = เสาหลกั Shrine (n.) = ศาล
Capital (adj.) = ทีเ่ ป็นส่ วนสํ าคัญ. Brahmin (n.) = พราหมณ์
Bangkok National Museum
National Museum Phra Nakhon is located in the area
of "Bovorn Sathan Mongkhon Palace" or "Wang Na", built when 1782,
at the same time as the Grand Palace This palace used to be the
residence of 5 viceroys. The reign of King Rama VII All royal palaces
in Sathan Mongkhon Palace were established as “Museums for the City”
and declared as “National Museums”. Phra Nakhon" in the year 1934,
the exhibition is divided into the history of the land elaborate
contemporary art Thai art history inherits Wang Na Ruins.
Location information Address: Soi Na Phra That Grand Palace
Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/ZqKBnVoYjPLSDgzo7
Open for viewing: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Call: 0-2224-1402
Website: https://www.facebook.com/nationalmuseumbangkok
Museum (n.) = พิพิธภัณฑ์ Palace (n.) = พระราชวัง Contemporary art (n.) = ศิลปะร่วมสมัย
Elaborate (adj.) = ประณีต Viceroy (n.) = ผู้สํ าเร็จราชการแผน่ ดิน
Jim Thompson Thai House Museum
This is a museum that tells the story of Jim Thompson, the founder of
the Jim Thompson Thai Silk Shop and leading the way in building the reputation of
Thai silk around the world. Inside Jim's house It is a group of 6 old Thai houses
and is surrounded by large trees that are almost a hundred years old. There are also
ferns, moss and ponds, giving the impression of being moist and moist.
In the Thai house area will be part of the museum. There will be a guide
of the museum. guided tours of the museum and provide both Thai version
information And foreign languages (English, French, and Japanese) allow us to
easily walk through the zones and learn more about the museum in more detail in
addition to informational signs.
Location information Address : Soi Kasemsan 2, Rama 1 Road, Pathumwan District,
Bangkok
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/RxgVeiYfj4cyAhUz9
Open for viewing: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Website : https://www.facebook.com/jimthompsonhouse
Museum (n.) = พิพิธภัณฑ์ Provide (v.) = จัดหา Addition (n.) = การเพิม่ เติม
Reputation (n.) = ช่ือเสี ยง
Surrounded by (v.) = ห้อม
Rattanakosin Exhibition
Rattanakosin Exhibition is another interesting museum of
Bangkok. because here has exhibited various stories of Rattanakosin
is impressive in the form of modern technology systems and
lecturers to provide knowledge therefore arrange to visit according
to the cycle Can't walk to see the exhibition by myself.
Location information Address: 100 Ratchadamnoen Klang Road,
Bowonniwet, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/unb82rAixdHBJb6L8
Open for viewing: 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Tel: 0-2621-0044
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Nitasrattanakosin
Exhibition (n.) = งานนิทรรศการ Interesting (adj.) = น่ารู้ Museum (n.) = พิพิธภัณฑ์
Exhibited (v.t) = จัดแสดง Various (adj.) = หลากหลาย Impressive (adj.) = ซึง่ น่าประทบั ใจ
Artist House, Khlong Bang Luang
Artist House, Khlong Bang Luang, another valuable art collection.
It is an art gallery of a hundred-year-old wooden building along Bang Luang
Canal. There are both paintings and photographs to be seen. The courtyard in
the middle of the house has a wooden recessed chedi in the Ayutthaya period.
That is probably the pagoda in the Kamphaeng Temple next door. Seeing the
pictures here is like looking back at the way of life along the Bangkok canal.
More importantly, there is a free puppet show as well.
Location information Address: 309 Soi Petchkasem 28 Petchkasem Road,
Khuha Sawan, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok.
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/KFLz2j4GCjBTMvadA
Open for viewing: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tel: 08-4880-7340
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Baansilapin
Valuable (adj.) = มีคุณค่า Painting (n.) = จิตรกรรม Probably (adj.) = อย่างน่าจะเปน็ ไปได้
Courtyard (n.) = ลานบ้าน Pagoda (n.) = เจดีย์ Puppet (n.) = หุ่นเชิด
Tom Yum Kung Banglumpoo
(Old owner - first owner)
Another legend of Bang Lamphu area.
With Tom Yum Goong Banglamphu (the old one) you
can't miss to order the famous menu of the restaurant
like "Tom Yum Kung with Creamy Sauce", a delicious
taste. The specialty of this restaurant is the large river
prawns. And opt for firm shrimp instead of fresh milk or
chili paste. to get a rich and oily taste
Location: Kraisi Road, Talat Yot Sub-District, Phra
Nakhon District, Bangkok
Opening hours: Open every day from 09.00-20.00 hrs.
Phone: 09-6632-2745
Another (adj) อีกหนึง่ area (n) พ้ืนที่ famous (adj) มีช่ือเสี ยง
legend (n) ตาํ นาน
restaurant (n) ร้านอาหาร delicious (adj) เอร็ดอร่อย
Thip Samai Pad Thai Prao Phi
Let's start at the first Pad Thai restaurant.
Very famous in Bangkok for Thip Samai, Pratu Phie
area. Pad Thai menu with shrimp paste wrapped in egg
with a fragrant smell that sticks to the pan including the
taste is perfect, delicious, no need to cook, we recommend
that you try to order orange juice and try it, you will be
hooked.
Location: Samranrat Intersection, Pratu Phi, Bangkok
Opening hours: Open every day from 5pm onwards.
Phone: 0-2226-6666
menu (n) ราบการอาหาร shrimp (n) ก้งุ fragrant (adj) หอม
including (adj) รวมทงั้ perfect (v) ปรับปรุงให้ดเี ลศิ recommend (v) แนะนํา
Hi Somtum Convent
If you ask a young lady in the office in Silom
or Sathorn area which Somtum restaurant is delicious
and forgettable, it is inevitable that Hi Somtum
Convent. Located on Soi Convent for more than 18
years Pay attention to the taste and service in the
store. The main menu is Isan food. Delicious taste most
importantly, inexpensive
Location: 2/4-5 Soi Convent, Silom Road, Silom Sub-
District, Bang Rak District, Bangkok
Opening hours: Monday - Friday. 10:30 – 21:00
Saturday 10:30 – 17:00
Phone: 02-631 0216, 02-631 2514
office (n) ออฟฟศิ inevitable (adj) Located (adj) ทตี่ ัง้
attention (n) การเอาใจใส่ importantly (adv) ทีเ่ ด่นชัด inexpensive (adj) ไม่แพง
Stir-fried basil
The legendary basil shop A restaurant that has
a delicious basil stir-fry menu that stands out. The
specialty of Phad Kaprao here is that there are many
types to choose from. And it also tastes delicious. It can
be seasoned like the most original flavor with all the
seasonings. Fresh basil leaves, fragrant
Location: Soi Petchkasem 42, Petchkasem Road, Bang Wa
Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok
Opening hours: Sunday-Friday (Closed on Saturday)
from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Phone: 09 1749 9266
specialty (n) ความพิเศษ choose (v) เลอื ก seasoned (adj) ชํานาญ
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Roasted Chicken Noodles in Suan Mali
The original deliciousness of the legendary
roasted chicken noodles in the charcoal oven. because the
shop uses only good raw materials Pay attention to
seasoning according to traditional recipes. It has a good
aroma from roasting. soft noodles mellow taste If you still
don't know which menu to eat, we recommend "Khao Dried
Chicken", moderately crispy, topped with fried chicken,super
delicious.
Location: 319 Yukol 2 Road, Wat Thepsirin Subdistrict Pom
Prap Sattru Phai District, Bangkok
Opening hours: Monday-Friday from 09.00-20.00,
Saturday from 09:00-16:00 (closed on Sunday).
Phone: 02 223 7505, 08 1444 9970
roasted (adj) ย่าง chicken (n) ไก่ charcoal (n) ถา่ น
roasting (adj) ร้อนมาก
mellow (adj) กลมกลอ่ ม moderately (adv) ปานกลาง
Khanom Bueng Thai Chao Wang
At midnight, there is also a dessert menu.
Let us enjoy each other too! for the Wang Thai dessert
shop around the ghost gate Let me tell you that this area
is not only good for Pad Thai or Yentafo. It's right where
the dough is very crispy. Plus it's not too sweet. The inside
was weird. not like a shop
Location: next to Thip Samai Pad Thai restaurant, Phi
Phi Gate, Mahachai Road, Samranrat, Bangkok
Opening hours: Open every day from 17.00 - 01.00 hrs.
Phone: 08-9811-3311
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Khanom Thuai
This Thai dessert cafe is loved by everyone.
The more Thai dessert looks like "Khanom Cup" that the
shop has changed from coconut milk to soft. The taste is
pleasing for Thai dessert lovers. And still has a chic face,
not like anyone else, come to this shop to eat a cup of
outstanding looking dessert that is suitable for uploading
to social media. The price of the desserts is not too
expensive and the dessert cups of the shop are very sweet.
Address: 99 Tanao Road, Wat Bowonniwet Subdistrict,
Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok
Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Closed on
Mondays)
Phone: 063-541-4964
everyone (pron) ทุกคน coconut (n) มะพร้าว soft (adj) นุ่ม
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Thongyib, Thong Yod, Foithong
Must-buy menu items to take home the menus such
as Tong Yib, Thong Ek and Thong Yod never disappoint.
Clean, quality ingredients and made fresh every day. The
price is not strong, suitable for sweet lovers in Thong Yib,
Thong Yod and Foi Thong.
Location: The Old Siam Plaza, Bangkok.
Opening hours: Open every day from 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. •
Phone: 08-1403-5458
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quality (n) คุณภาพ suitable (adj) เหมาะสม ingredient (n) ส่ วนผสม
Mango sticky rice
Sweet and Juicy Mango Sticky Rice Guaranteed
deliciousness, both opened for almost 100 years and also
guaranteed deliciousness with the Bib Gourmand award
from the Michelin Guide book for 2 years as well. This
restaurant has a good point at the soft moon sticky rice
served with a ripe mango. Mellow both fragrance and
sweetness
and the oiliness of coconut milk
Location: near Chao Pho Suea Shrine, Tanao Road, Bangkok
Opening hours: Every day from 07.00-18.00 hrs.
Phone: 0-2221-3554
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ripe (adj) สุก fragrance (n) กลนิ่ mango (n) มะม่วง
Bualoy Parinya, lava filling
Finally, we end at Bualoy Parinya, lava filled with
fillings. Just as the name says, the restaurant stands out for its
various flavors of Bualoy Lava. Importantly, it is the first shop
in Thailand that initiated the making of bua loi with lava filling.
The popular menu is inevitable. Bua Loi Lava includes 7 flavors,
whether it's Thai tea, anchan. Japanese melon, taro cream,
custard, chocolate banana Matcha Charcoal and Black Sesame
Filling One cup can taste every flavor.
Location: Banthat Thong Road, opposite Soi Chula 14, Bangkok.
Opening hours: 16.30-24.00
Phone: 085 423 5625
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inevitable (adj) แน่นอน sesame (n) งา flavor (n) รสชาติ