What are the special snacks in Bangkok and Pattaya, Thailand?

In Bangkok, the main thing is to visit the Grand Palace and shopping malls. Pattaya is the seaside and red light district.

I don’t need to introduce the Grand Palace. Just search on Baidu and you will find a lot of relevant information. Siam Luang and MBK in Bangkok are both good shopping malls. Especially siam luang is a popular place for young people. And when you go shopping, you might even meet celebrities from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Many celebrities like to go shopping in Bangkok because there are more brands and styles of clothes than in China, and they are also cheaper. The shoes are also cheap and good-looking~ (For girls, if you go to the underwear store there, you will find a lot of cute ones, hehe) My friend stayed there for a year and met Ai Dai and Cecilia Cheung. When he returned to China, he was still ranked Behind Carina Lau, but I am not as lucky as her:p

In addition to clothes, MBK also sells a lot of Thai snacks, and it can also be used as a place to buy gifts (food) before returning to China.

As for Pattaya, needless to say the seaside, lz must know about the offshore projects and so on. Pattaya is very small, basically consisting of three parallel streets, one of which is the world-famous red light district. During the day, the shops on both sides of the street are basically closed, but at night they are lively and lively. The street in the red light district is lined with bars on both sides, playing loud music and flashing lights. The street is crowded with people, and there are many people soliciting customers to watch the "performance". If you want to watch it, just follow them deep into the dark alley... I won't go into details about this, everyone understands it tacitly, hehe.

If you want to visit these two places, you can consider landing in Bangkok for a few days, then taking a bus to Pattaya (there are many buses), then spending a few days before returning to Bangkok and flying home.

Personally, if you go to these two places, it is best not to go in summer, because they are both stuffy and hot places. February or November are fine. Thai food is very delicious, of course it is mainly seafood. There is a yum shop in MBK in Bangkok that I like very much. It sells many kinds of yum. Of course, the famous tom yum gong is also one of them. . Pattaya Beach has seafood sold along the coast. But if you want to play in the sea and eat seafood feast, I actually recommend Koh Samui~~ Accommodation in Pattaya is really not expensive, but the hotels are great. In places like Koh Samui, Phuket, etc., if a new hotel opens, there will be special discounts, which is a great value~ :)

In addition, the 7-11 stores in Thailand are full. They are all on the main street, selling a wide range of daily necessities, snacks, etc., very convenient. Of course, if you have a good stomach, you can’t miss the street food! ! Thai rice noodles, rice noodles, fried mama (Thai instant noodles), etc. are all delicious, and there are many snacks.

I prefer self-guided travel. If lz also plans to do self-guided travel, you can buy an LP for reference. It’s a good idea.

I hope the host has fun~