PASTA E BASTA Italian Restaurant in Rayong is possibly the best place in the area to get authentic Italian food. PASTA E BASTA also specializes in cured smoked meats, where else in Rayong could you find that?

Khanom Jeen HaiLam KoLun is a tiny restaurant serving a traditional Hainanese rice noodle recipe that goes back to at least 20 years! Their super special shrimp paste condiments is not to be missed!

What is there to do in Koh Samet? Well going on an Island Hopping and snorkeling Tour is one way to spend your day at one of Thailand’s hidden island paradise.

Bangkok has no shortage affordable budget hostels and guesthouses for solo backpackers. Here is a list of some of the best budget hostels for solo travelers looking to explore Bangkok

Have you ever heard of a Monjayaki? Neither have I, but we are here to sample our first taste of this crispy savory pancake at Don Don Japanese Restaurant in Bangkok!

Kang Ban Phe Noodle & Seafood in Rayong serves up the richest and creamiest bowl of Tom Yum I’ve ever had, plus they add in Mantis Shrimp! Where else can you find Mantis Shrimp in your Tom Yum?

Korae Korean BBQ by Yoi Tenki is a Korean BBQ joint in Salaya Nakhon Pathom. Come and eat with me at Korae, the best buffet you can find near Mahidol University!

Along Thailand’s Phetkasem road lies PAUSE Cafe one of the few places that serves a damn good Chai Tea Latte in Thailand, among other delicious homemade foods.

My ultimate Koh Samet travel guide has everything you need to know about Koh Samet from top-notch accommodations to thrilling activities, and food. Start planning your weekend island getaway today!

Gimbocha is a recently opened trendy and cozy café/teahouse that specializes in various sorts of tea. In addition, if you like cats, there is also a furry feline friend wandering around the store!

Bangkok’s bustling Yaowarat Road is home to the largest Chinatowns in South East Asia. There is so much food here that it would take you weeks, maybe even months of exploring and eating to discover them all!

Tsuru Udon at Bangkok’s Central World serves up bundles of deliciously cold or hot chewy udon noodles with a variety of soothing or rich soups.

The newly opened Kiri Tsukemen is known for their thick and chewy noodles and their strong, rich, and intense broth with pieces of melt in your mouth pork belly stewing away.

Experience Mon culture at the Mon Bridge in Sangkhlaburi which spans a whopping 850 meters making it the longest wooden bridge in Thailand and the 3rd longest walkable bridge in the world!

Thailand is massive luggage of culture shock for unfamiliar tourists, so there are a lot of things you must know before visiting this land of smiles.