"Eating Out"

After a few weeks of living in Thailand, my roommate and I decided we should quit our grocery shopping and cooking in habits and start eating out more often, whether we were in the street markets or in the restaurant.

You would think this would be so much more expensive, but it's actually around the same as the price to grocery shop. Maybe even cheaper considering we weren't purchasing much meat or fish when we were shopping for home cooking.

To show the kind of food available and what we like to eat, I've done a small photo story on a day of eating on the street. This was my day off of uni, so all of this food was purchased within walking distance of our apartment. I hope you enjoy!

First, I went out at around 10:30am and bought both my breakfast and lunch for the day.

Iced Cappuccino | 40 Baht ($1.22 USD)

Tangerines and Pineapple | 35 Baht ($1.06 USD)

Chicken, Pork (on a stick) and Papaya Salad | 50 Baht ($1.53 USD)

Around 8:00pm, I joined some friends from to grab dinner. We usually dine at the night market next to the On Nut BTS station, only a 5 minute walk from where we live. There are a lot of options to choose from, including western and thai cuisine, fruit, smoothies, and even bubble tea. So convenient, and so tasty! 

Pork and Basil Leaves with Sunny Side Egg and Rice | 45 Baht ($1.37 USD)
Bottled Water | 10 Baht ($0.30 USD)

 Pearl Milk Tea with Tapioca Bubbles | 25 Baht ($0.76 USD)

Total Spent | 195 baht ($5.95 USD)