Showing posts with label food in Thailand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food in Thailand. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2015

Immigration office trip, Khon Kaen


Trip to immigration office
Khon Kaen, Thailand

My family and I took a trip to the immigration office in Khon Kaen this weekend to get a 90 day visa extension. The trip was altogether successful but we did hit some roadblocks along the way. On the way there, we had two flat tires, my front tire and my husband's back tire. Luckily there are little bike shops strategically situated on the road. They are pretty much everywhere and thankfully it only takes about 10 minutes and 100 baht to get it done and back on the road. Once we got to the office, we had to fill out some paperwork and get some copies of our documents.  The whole process worked out very well and went smooth. The workers speak enough English to get by and are very clear as to what they wanted us to fill out. I really like Khon Kaen. They have good food and it's pretty easy to find western food. We ate McDonald's for lunch and had pizza at the hotel for dinner. Below are some pictures from our short trip.  









Thursday, January 8, 2015

Making food in Thailand for your kids


Food in Thailand

My girls do not like Thai food at all so I have to make due with American food the best I can. A lot of people say Thai food is wonderful. I've tried a lot of it and only like a select few things. We have a supermarket called the Big C similar to Walmart and a Tesco Lotus like the Big C but smaller. They don't have much food there as far as ingredients. We have to be very creative. Thankfully we are. We have to be especially creative because we don't have an oven. We only have a hotplate, microwave, and we just bought a pressure cooker. Some food we have made in Thailand so far- rice and beans, stir fry, cheese sandwiches and tomato soup, minestrone soup, pizza sandwiches, fried mushrooms, peanut butter and jelly, nutella sandwiches, fried chicken, shredded bbq chicken sandwiches, fried rice, fried noodles, eggs, eggs-the mess, hard boiled eggs, egg salad sandwiches, homemade French fries, and of course spaghetti with garlic bread. I know there are other options but I just haven't discovered them yet.
 2 liter and 1.5 liter
 shredded bbq chicken, beans, and homemade coleslaw
 Thai fruit salad
 Thai salad
supermarket


Thai street cart vendors