and suits will be our web site are and if you are In the section 'Ram you will find find our big range of headtravel > Sightseeing > Cultural Address:Talat Rd., Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 Thailand Service day:Everyday Click here to help us improve information on this page The Phahurat Market is an Indian market located near Chinatown in Bangkok. This is the place to come to buy fabrics and to enjoy Indian cuisine. Most of the merchants are Indian Sikhs who are involved in the textile trade. Their selection of fabrics is the best in Bangkok, particularly the Indian cottons and silk, and you can find ready-made products like shoulder bags. The Indian community in Thailand shops here for essential wedding gowns and wedding souvenirs. Alcoholic beverage, Strong smell food, Children, Pets, Slippers, Short pants, Cameras Talat Rd., Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 Thailand InterContinental Samui Baan Taling Ngam

Give your hotel a worldwide recognition. Get more attention from premium audiences by posting it here Keep/share this link inWhooo time to post more photos from Bangkok first. A lot of it is our shiok sendiri camho pictures but bear with me!  Not everyday I get to wear makeup wtf. First let me show you this Huiwen. When we arrived in Bangkok airport she pulled her suitcase off the baggage carousel. Then she inspected it and suddenly said, “Shit this is not my suitcase!” And hefted it back onto the carousel while we snapped photos and laughed at her for being so noob hahahaha. But then after that we waited until all the bags were nearly gone and still don’t have her bag!  And she realized the bag she threw back WAS her bag after all WTF. But it was nowhere to be seen!  Had someone else taken her suitcase? Sharp eyed Bobo suddenly realized that when Huiwen threw her suitcase back, she simply throw so when the bag went under the rubber flaps like below, it fell off the carousel onto the floor outside WTF.

So Huiwen had to stick her head through the rubber flaps and pull out her bag HAHAHAHA DAMN UGLY LOOKING PLEASE. Anyway on to Day 2. Woke up to our breakfast of Hokkaido milk from Paragon. Our outfits of the day.  Audfit is RM10 tank top from Asiatique, smiley face shorts from Jouetie, hairband from WC. Bobo and I ended up with matching outfits! Cos we were dying in the heat the day before so we pulled out the most cooling outfits we could find.  Which is tank top and shorts/skirt.  While Huiwen is always the most lady like of us see her outfit like taitai from Rome wtf.Seven years ago, Angela and I (and the three angry white men) came to Chatuchak and stumbled upon this stall and ate there. This time we passed by it and something clicked cos I remember really liking the food here and made the other two eat with me again. Chicken and herbal soup noodles! OMG I think now also salivating. *uses cup to takung saliva And on a hot day nothing tastes better than an icy Coke!  

Especially when it comes in a metal cup hehehe. Busy eating not so cute picture wtf.Does Laminate Flooring Stain My ice Coke in metal cup. Patio Furniture Stores Irvine Ca Then onward with the shopping!  Ikea Sofa Bed Cover EbayHuiwen needed to get stuff for her wedding so she was busy looking at flower headpieces and stuff.Soooo pretty and girly and creative!  the huge rose and the MLP and daisy suitcase!! Also loved the clothes inside this shop.  But didn’t love the prices wtf. Wanted to try on a RM25 shorts but no changing room.  The woman made me wear this sarong and change my pants inside.  Halfway changing I saw the edges of the sarong were black and it was sweeping on the floor which means the whole cloth is probably dirty.

And who knows how many sweaty people have worn this? T______________T I had to suppress the urge to fling it off me and escape pantless. Shopping done and sweating approx 1.5 l each also done, our next stop was… Paragon for some more food and much needed aircon. Told you a lot of selfies hor. Come all the way to Bangkok to eat curry rice.   Then after that we were on a mission: to hunt down the last pair of red Love Me Heart heels from Jeffrey Campbell in Bangkok. Lemme show you what it looks like and you’ll understand. Shoes, you will always be my first love. There are only three places selling JC in Bangkok so we really went to all three wtf.  Me and Huiwen both wanted a pair but she had to go to Asiatique again to pick up her wedding dress so we split up and I went with Bobo. Saw 3D floor art on the way! Eh Bobo lei mou ji sat ah wtf. We never found the red shoes.  I guess they’re plain sold out in Bangkok. We did find these though.  

I fell hard for the plastic translucent boots but very hard to wear. T________T Not too difficult to match with outfits but cannot wear more than a few times cos everybody’d notice. The shoes we both loved but didn’t buy.  The ones that got away wtf. Ekamai Shopping Mall, Ekkamai Soi 10, 02-726-9592. Unlike other ragged-looking vintage stores, this It shop hooks its customers up with more in-vogue items. Glittery dresses, shirts, and selections of high-quality skirts and pants are nicely arranged by color, with new stock arriving twice a week. Although most of the items make for quite girly outfits, they do have shirts, jackets and shoes for men, too. Prices range from B590-20,000. You can buy online, too. Market Place, Thonglor Soi 4, 086-626-6965. . Open Tue-Sun 10:30am-9pm and Mon 10:30am-8:30pm Scala Theatre, Siam Square Soi 1, Rama 1 Rd., 089-114-9684. BTS Siam/ Chatuchak Weekend Market section 5 Soi 55/1. The shop started as a Facebook page around four years ago before finding this permanent home in Ladprao.

The selection focuses on womenswear from the 1960s-80s (mostly 70s) like crop tops, blouses, bell bottoms, jumpsuits and gowns. Prices are very pocket-friendly, from just B890-B2,000 for dresses, while gowns go from B1,890-4,000. The highlight has to be the vintage wedding gowns, which start from B3,000. Don’t worry if you can’t make it to the shop; they also take orders via line (vintage_paiissara) and Facebook (Paiissara Vintageinfinity) Ladprao Soi 61., 092-924-2526. Ekamai Shopping Mall., Ekkamai Soi 10. 083-906-0767. Open daily 3-9pm 1/F, Homeplace Building, Thonglor Soi 13., 081-255-2866. Ekamai Shopping Mall, Ekkamai Soi 10, 086-900-6111. Open daily noon-10pm. BTS Ekkamai Thonglor Soi 17, 085-145-4691. G/F, Eight Thonglor Building, Thonglor Soi 8, 02-713-8548. Phayathai Rd (next to VIE Hotel), 081-850-1112. Lido Theatre, Rama 1 Rd. 02-658-4949. BTS Siam and 1/F, Terminal 21, Sukhumvit Rd. 02-254-0944. 2/F, Zudrangma Records, 7/1 Sukhumvit Soi 51.