Latter half of our second day was spent in Khao-San Road scouting for a tour to Ayutthaya.
Discovered and tasted Pad Thai (seriously, it is so good and cheap also), fresh orange juice with no additives (even sugar) which I loved to bits even though I am not a fan of fruit juices cept' some. Khao-San road has this Malate equivalent vibe going on, wherein foreigners and backpackers are here and there. Thai massage, bangketa galore, more bangketa of odds and ends, food carts with endless choices, more foreigners, inns, travel agencies and a lively mix of cultures at night. Khao-San Road is a good visit at nighttime, do explore the streets and the undiscovered alleys of Khao-San when you get there!
Good for you! Smart that you and your mom decided to try the eats in Khaosan. I love how vibrantly orange that bottle of juice is!
ReplyDeleteLooking at the food prices, I'd say not bad, but I can't be too sure. Would you say they're cheap, or are the prices just right? (and if they're cheap, is that the norm for food in Bangkok?)
Hi Jonette!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was really my goal to try out the street foods rather than go food-tripping in malls/restos. No regrets!
The (street)food were cheaper (considering the quantity and quality) and they're really good. When you go to the mall, food prices can range from 100++ and just /meh to the taste. Nothing special~ the jewels are in the streets! :))