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Breakfast / Lunch

Kind of had a late breakfast / lunch. Did some snacking on a few fruits before I got into this lovely South Indian food for lunch.

We ate at a restaurant called Tikki Flavours of India in Bangrak, near Saphan Taksin BTS station. It was my first time to really indulge in the tastes of Southern India, and I came away delighted.

Here are are few of the dishes pictured, clockwise from top left:

• Bhel Puri: a combo of beans and chick peas tossed with a sour spicy dressing
• Masala Cheese Uttapam: almost a South Indian pizza , like a thick pancake caressed in masala spices and filled with cheese
• Aloo Chaat: spiced potatoes
• Papdi Chaat: fritter topped with a mild yoghurt hung curd and flavored with an intricate blend of spices

All dishes were exception, and I was happy after tasting Southern Indian food.

 

Dinner

Just hit up my local Thai street food stall on the main road. These dishes can be ordered at any street stall stir fry restaurant throughout Bangkok. Before you eat, you want to mention to the chef that you are eating vegetarian by saying – “gin mung-sà-wí-rát.”

Here’s what I ordered, clockwise from top left:

• Tom Yum Pak Ruam – spicy sour soup with mixed vegetables
• Pad Broccoli – stir fried broccoli with a few mushrooms and chilies
• Yam Woom Sen Pak Ruam – mixed mung bean clear noodle salad
• Pad Galam Blee Sai Kai (included egg) – stir fried cabbage with egg

Nothing too out of the ordinary for Bangkok, just a good solid meal and all vegetarian.