There are plastic surgeons and dentists on almost every street in Chiang Mai
A fresh batch of mini-yu-tiao
Meats of questionable origin
Fried Chicken. Better than KFC.
Pork Soup. It's beansprouts at the bottom, not noodles. Breakfast of Champions
Warorot Market
The Library at Wat Prya Singh.
Lesson Number 1. The PAP have forgotten this.
Wat Prya Singh
Fried Spring Rolls @ Aroon Rai
I didn't notice when I took this photo that it was an old lady in a wheelchair. I was just looking at the pretty origami. I really wish I had bought something from her
I couldn't pass up a hot version of the 'meat of questionable origin'. It was much more delicious hot from the grill.
I didn't know what this dish was, but I surely wanted some (but I forgot to get it on my way back)
Roasted Dried Squid... The chewing gum of asia
Pad Thai (one of the stalls along the walking market). Sadly the dish did not taste as good as it looked.
Saturday Walking Market in full bloom.
The best I could do. That's the lovely pork noodle soup. Taken at ISO1600, f2.0, 1/30 in almost pitch darkness.
Yummy grilled pork balls (I hope its pork)
More Meat on Sticks...
Loi Kroh road
Raming Lodge Hotel
Clean the walls, clear the mind
Tae Pae Gate
MickeyDs strikes everywhere.
Bhuping Palace
Unidentifiable meats on sticks... YUM
Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep
In Singapore, the sign would say 'No dogs or Singaporeans allowed'
Wat U-Mong
Wat Suan Dok
Khao Soi, my favouritest noodles.
Next door to the hotel
Yes, that means you.
Mike's 'Converting Vegetarians' Burgers Hotdogs and Chilli stand
Sunset over Chiang Mai
spicy meats of unknown origin
Great bowl of noodles, amazing soup
Meat on sticks.... yum
The dancing wok man and the best pad thai ever.
