Sun Flower Joke of the Day

During my Bangkok trip,

My dad friend suggested that we visit the Sun Flower farm out of Bangkok city which claimed to be a super duper nice scenery place. My dad friend wanted to visit there few years ago but seems can't make up in the schedule.

Yay, we head all the way to Sun Flower Farm after visiting the floating market in the afternoon. Guess what, it actually took more than 2 hours plus to get over there and some surprise hidden over there.

Here's the best joke of the day....

As I said we took more than 2 hours plus sitting in the plus reaching the destination using GPS, we found out that the place doesn't exist there. ==''

Yeah, all the way 2 hours plus van tour and we end up reach no where out of the city....

The only reason we can find for the missing of Sun Flower farm was they actually doing plant rotation as we see more Maize plant compare to Sun Flower along the road....

Fortunate that there's actually some Sun Flower plant at the side of the road.... The driver parked the van at road side and we hopped down for some photo session.

Imagine if we took more 2 and half hours to reach here doing nothing and take another 2 and half hours all the way back to Bangkok city. That's a pretty waste of time. Indeed, it's already a waste of time.

Do you think it's waste of time took 5 hours of the day through and flo just to take these Sun Flower photos? I leave the answers for you =]

Afterall, the Sun Flower did CHEER me up =]

Coconut Ice Cream in Bangkok!

Frankly speak, I'm not really Ice Cream fans.

New Zealand Ice Cream, Hagen-dazs Ice Cream, Baskin Robbins or Swensen taste almost the same to me. Maybe that's because I'm not fancy over it that I couldn't taste the difference between it? * Don't kill me off if you're the outlets fans*

Imagine you bring 1 scoop of Vanilla ice cream from Swensen and New Zealand ice cream respectively to me, I surely couldn't differentiate it which is which. If I do, that must be my luck on guessing it =P

Every thing has exceptional on it, this applied to the great Coconut Ice Cream I have in Bangkok.

How should I describe the Coconut Ice Cream I had in Bangkok?
It is creamy, sweet and melt on your tongue and slides down your throat. Add on the coconut flesh underneath it makes the texture even better. If I happen to go Bangkok again, I surely head for this Coconut Ice Cream again. It's "Cr-elicious" !
Best part of the day, it only cost less than RM2!!!
It's pretty much worthy, delicious than any ice cream I can find in those ice cream outlets in shopping malls.

* The lady scooping the ice-cream and coconut flesh =] *

Bangkok Floating Market

Bangkok post is backkkkkk =]

On the second day in Bangkok, dad friend brought us to the floating market out of Bangkok City. We have to get ready at 5am and start the journey to the destination.


~Floating Market~


~ The Map ~

The whole journey took around 2-3 hours and we just cover some part of the map above...

~ The boat we riding ~


You can see how busy the floating market is =]


~ Souvenir and Goods sold ~


~ Wet Market which food sold on boat ~


~ Souvenir and Goods sold ~


~ Wet Market ~


~ Wet Market ~





~ Flower seller ~








~ My breakfast Mee Soup ate on boat ~

During the journey, the driver brought us to these temples as well...

~ Daddy ~


~ Xi@nG ~

If I'm not wrong, we left the floating market around 1pm and head for Sun Flower Farm after that ....

Bring you To Royal Thai Cuisine in Bangkok!

Hey yo, since some readers request for food post in Bangkok.
Here come Royal Thai Cuisine! '

Don't get me wrong, the shop name is called Royal Thai Cuisine! haha....

My friend brought me to this restaurant to try out the food as she's quite a regular customer there.

We order 4 dishes, 2 coconuts and 2 mineral water. Guess how much the whole meal cost? Shall tell you at the end of the post =]

* Fresh Coconut Water *

* Crispy Flower *

This is the first time I get to try out crispy flowers. It consist of 5 types of flower. The best part is you can taste the freshness and sweetness of flower enhance by the Thai Sauce along. Ichiban!

* Rice in Pot *

I discover most of Thai restaurant nowadays serve the rice in pot. No doubt that Thailand is famous for their fragrance rice and this cooking way makes the rice simply taste better.

* Prawn Tom Yam Gong *

I discovered that Northen people in Malaysia can take spicy food well and this applied to Thailand as well. Though I asked for most spicy tom yam, but it came out as just normal spicy taste to me.



Prawn lovers out there! Can you see the freshness of the prawns? The texture of it when you put in you mouth? Yummy yummy yum!! haha....

* Fried Belacan Kang Kung *

From the picture you should know that the spiciness cant satisfy me as well. It's taste simply normal that I think Malaysian cook on this taste way better =]

* Steam Fish *

The last but not least, Siam Style Steam Fish! Though, it's just 2 of us but the fish serve was damn huge. But then I never failed to finish fish dishes! haha....
The fish is fresh, but again the sauce is not spicy enough. Potong Stim dah!

Wokie....it came to the end of the post....

Reveal of the price for this Meal! Get it correct?

RM250!!

Omg, freaking expensive lor! Seriously I rather pay RM 60 for the best Japanese Buffet in bangkok in the hotel I stayed that my dad ate without me =[

Here comes the rating for the restaurant from me =]
Food rating : 4/10
Service : 6/10
Price : Freaking Expensive!

Siam Paragon in Bangkok

Siam Paragon is a shopping mall in Bangkok and it's one of the biggest shopping centre in Asia.

What amaze me the most wasn't that a wide range of specialty stores and restaurants as well as a multiplex movie theater included in Siam Paragon, it is the scenery and awesome night view of it!

Prepared to be amaze!!!!

I didn't get you wrong right? The night view in Bangkok city is really awesome ! It will be no regret for you traveling there to see the great view with your naked eyes! Haha...

Thailand Cultural Centre in Bangkok

Hey ya, it's been almost 1 and half month time since I'm back from Bangkok and now only started posting about it.

This trip to Bangkok is something like backpack trip, which I explore Bangkok own selves with guidance of a friend studying in Bangkok.

My first visit destination ~ Thailand Cultural Centre

Let picture speak =]












There's nothing much in this Thailand Cultural Centre and cameras are not allowed in the hall. Therefore I just shoot photography around the centre itself =]

Thought the place was damn different from what I thought, but I guess I'm still happy get to see the nice structure and scenery there =]