Out to Cambodia today to get my visa taken care of. Then back home for egg-drop soup for lunch, after which came 5 hours of work, a plate of spaghetti, a little television, and then off to bed.
I'm thinking about adding a Daily Thai Lesson entry to the blog, but I'm really tired right now with my stomach full of spaghetti. I'll give it some more thought tomorrow.
CATZ | Covent Garden Complex, End of Walking Street |
CHAMPAGNE | Off Soi Diana / Soi Buakhao |
CLASSROOM | Soi Pattayaland 2, South Side |
BOESCHE | Covent Garden Complex |
COYOTEE | Soi Marine Disco |
DOLLHOUSE | Behind the Walking Street Boxing Ring |
HEAVEN ABOVE | Soi Diamond Complex South Side Rear Upstairs |
KITTEN CLUB | Soi Pattayaland 2, North Side |
LIVING DOLLS SHOWCASE | Halfway Down Walking Street, West Side |
MANDARIN | Soi 6, South Side |
MISTYS | Soi Pattayaland 2, South Side |
SHARK | Covent Garden Complex, Second Floor |
SPICY GIRLS | Soi Pattayaland 1, North Side |
SUPERBABY AGOGO | Soi Diamond Complex, South Side, Rear |
SUPERGIRL AGOGO | Soi Diamond Complex, North Side, Rear |
TAHITIAN QUEEN 1 | Beach Road, Near Soi 12 |
TAHITIAN QUEEN 2 | Soi BJ on Walking Street |
TIGER | Soi Diamond Complex, South Side, Upstairs |
WHATS UP | Soi Beach Club, North Side |
WINDMILL | Soi Diamond, South Side |
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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2 comments:
Ah, egg-drop soup. Does the spaghetti in Thailand include carrot cubes and wieners?
Just curious.
The egg drop soup is my own recipe, as is the spaghetti sauce. When I first came to Thailand 4 years ago, it actually was like you think: A vegetable puree with a tomato base. Now though, it seems that all the restaurants are just following my lead: Prego spaghetti sauce with some ground beef and onions tossed in. (I kind of miss the carrot-cube sauce in a way.)
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