This is exactly what I eat - several times a week. I thank the smiling cartoon pig/fish/squid/shrimp for giving his/her life and go on to fight another day. Without the street food of Thailand I would be dead by now.
I have not tried the rats, and I did not enjoy the bugs, but all the other bbq is fair game. I don't know what a lot of it is, but I can afford it and it keeps me healthy. For some reason before I got here, I thought Buddhists were vegetarian, but that turns out not to be the case.
I've had to change a lot of my prior beliefs to live here and so far, so good :)
That's really good but I guess they don't really concern about that much as they thought the chef pig would be a good fit for people to understand it's pork.
Anyway, I saw that the sticky rice cost only 10 baht? That's really cheap, isn't it. And the grilled pork cost '10 wooden bath'? What does that even mean?
that's just weird
This is exactly what I eat - several times a week. I thank the smiling cartoon pig/fish/squid/shrimp for giving his/her life and go on to fight another day. Without the street food of Thailand I would be dead by now.
I have not tried the rats, and I did not enjoy the bugs, but all the other bbq is fair game. I don't know what a lot of it is, but I can afford it and it keeps me healthy. For some reason before I got here, I thought Buddhists were vegetarian, but that turns out not to be the case.
I've had to change a lot of my prior beliefs to live here and so far, so good :)
That's really good but I guess they don't really concern about that much as they thought the chef pig would be a good fit for people to understand it's pork.
Anyway, I saw that the sticky rice cost only 10 baht? That's really cheap, isn't it. And the grilled pork cost '10 wooden bath'? What does that even mean?
I always find it bizarre when meat or even dairy products are advertised using smiling animals. Really? Screaming animals would be more appropriate.