Category Archives: Thai-Chinese
What it means to be underrated
This is the last post of 2011 for me, and because of that, I want it to be special. Many people are predictably rolling out the “Best of…Worst of…” lists to punctuate the end of this strange, strange year, but … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, Bangkok, fish, food, noodles, restaurant, seafood, Thai-Chinese, Thailand
Grumpalicious
I try to write something here once a week, because life without forcing yourself to do something is a life far too enjoyable, but sometimes, things happen. Last week, and the week before that, and the week before that one, … Continue reading
Filed under food, Bangkok, Thailand, noodles, restaurant, Asia, chicken, curries, Thai-Chinese
Stories we tell ourselves
We all have our own little stories that we choose to believe, and this one is mine: We have Vietnam War-era American GIs to thank for two of the more beloved dishes in our culinary lexicon. One is a hastily-stirfried … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, Bangkok, food, food stalls, Isaan, Thai-Chinese, Thailand
