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Creating the perfect bite of food in Chiang Mai, Thailand

A little dinner with your Hong Thong?

Creating the perfect bite of food in Chiang Mai, Thailand

Creating the perfect bite of food in Chiang Mai, Thailand

The more time we spent in Thailand, the more obvious it became that the best way to find a great place to eat was to follow your nose, and look for the red and blue plastic chairs. Seemingly synonymous with ‘delicious’ all across the country, it took us little time to figure out that where we found the chairs, we would find Continue reading


Scenes from Chang Phueak Market (North Gate Market) - Chiang Mai, Thailand

Feeding Frenzy at Chang Phuaek

Scenes from Chang Phueak Market (North Gate Market) - Chiang Mai, Thailand

A few dozen food stalls clustered together on the north side of Chiang Mai, whisking up delicious Thai food to order?! We wouldn’t dream of missing out…

Chang Phuaek Market in Chiang Mai, commonly referred to as the North Gate Market, is a wonderful place Continue reading


The view from our hut on the beach of Huang Tung Tao- our lazy day at the lake in Chiang Mai, Thailand

A Lazy Day by the Lake

The view from our hut on the beach of Huang Tung Tao- our lazy day at the lake in Chiang Mai, Thailand

view of Huang Tung Tao from our beach hut

It was a meltingly hot day, and there was no way that we were ever going to entertain thoughts -no matter how fleeting- of doing anything that required any sort of exertion. Just stepping out of the cool oasis of our hotel seemed daunting. Continue reading


What mysterious wonders do the side streets of Bangkok hold?

Catching the Dragon

What mysterious wonders do the side streets of Bangkok hold?

what mysterious wonders do the side streets of Bangkok hold?

The plan was simple: to eat. More specifically, to eat our way across Bangkok right up until the moment we were scheduled to hop the night train north to Chiang Mai. In a city known for its amazing and abundant street food, I imagined that the task at hand would unfold deliciously: dish by dish, street by street. Of course, my true intentions were not that pure. Continue reading