Second to the last blogpost: Banana Leaf

teh tarik (68php)

thai iced tea (php68)

 

 

 

tom yum soup (php198)

About the food:

Due to my now very hectic business work schedule, I regret that I have to discontinue doing my regular blogposts. On a positive note though, I get to go to more foodtrips with some business clients and loved ones, and still post my food photos at facebook.

This will be my second to the last blogpost. I won't spend much time discussing about the food anymore. But I hope you appreciate the quality photos.

pork steak (268php)

tilapia malayan (php238)

nasi goreng (php188)

tom yum soup with visible shrimp and mushroom (a must try even if you don't love spicy food)

chicken satay (php128)

US trip 2010 special: Bangkok House in New York City

About the food:

We arrived at New York City a few days after Comic-Con. During inter-state economy flights, we are not given free lunch meals (only free soda), as compared to International flights. Furthermore, check-in bags have a separate charge (around 25 USD per check-in-bag).

Moving on, we were hungry, so we walked all the way from the hotel to find one. It is practical to walk instead of take a cab in NY. The roads are almost always jammed. In the end, we settled for thai cuisine. 

for soup, we got the spicy tom yang soup. 

iced tea..

salad..

chicken with vegetables, 

and banana fritters.


The food was reasonably priced and tasted good, but still, food is expensive in NY, as compared to other states. Furthermore, their sales tax and the service charge/tip/gratuity percent is also higher compared to California. To conclude though, this restaurant is worth trying. They offer package meals, just like the ones above.