photos of food i eat

One of my favorite breakfast meals that have had sparingly since relocating to Bangkok is the spinach omelet. Cheap spinach is not easy to find and the lack of cooking space makes the effort to find it even more cumbersome. End result, I’ll order it whenever I see it, the problem is that I’m often disappointed with the fare, as in this case.

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Mueslix & banana & yogurt & honey. The sweetness of the honey brings a perfect balance to the tartness of the fresh yogurt. I’m coming here for breakfast every day.

When I first moved to Bangkok, I had an almost daily early morning ritual (or afternoon and sometimes late-night) bowl of jok at the Chinese food stall right around the corner from where I stayed.

Two years later, I’ve finally found a spot in my new neighborhood that serves up jok, that measures up to that bowl I used to get when I lived way out in Rama 2.

To eat, add sliced ginger, chives, soy sauce, pepper, break the uncooked yolk and stir it about until the yellowish hue is somewhat even throughout. Proceed.

Khao Tom, a.k.a. Thai Rice Soup.

Gai kra tiem rad khao

Garlic chicken over rice. (What a difference it makes getting the same dish a couple of stalls over.) Breakfast food.

All-American breakfast at Café New Orleans, Kathmandu.

Gai kra tiem rad khao (+ kai dao).

Garlic chicken over rice with a fried egg on top and a bit of chilli sauce on the side.

Yogurt and mueslix. And almonds and dried cranberries and freeze dried bananas with honey on top.