Real Life Captured #8: Street Food Night Market in Bang Sean Thailand Part Three (16 photos)
This is the third and final part of my Bang Sean Real Life Captured Street Food Night Market Series. Here is part one and part two if you missed it. I had a blast documenting all the exotic food offered here. This town sports several universities and there are Thai college students everywhere. Like in many countries they are on a tight budget and the prices of the food here certainly match that budget. Just about everything you see cost less than a dollar.
What I really liked about this market is the variety. In Koa San Road Bangkok, backpacker capital of the world; the street food is geared for tourist but here that is not the case. Everything from deep fried fish-balls, to curries, to shrimp cakes, crab, and even giant fried locus were on the menu. Now lets have a look at this final set of photos of the Street Food Night Market in Bang Sean!
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That is cool. Thank you. I'll go check it out!
Legend! I love to see you making it happen on your blog. This food made me so hungry. I love dumplings, seafood, and sorry to say fried food.
Man, I can't wait to go to Thailand. Everytime I see your stuff, Thailand moves back up to the top of my bucket list.
Keep blogging. You're epic!
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yummy! :-)
Yes indeed. So glad you enjoy my blog. Lots more to come! -Dan
Oh my God everything looks yummy. I wish to be there :(
Yes indeed! It was yummy.
We would surely spend allot of money in this market! I hope you didn't eat too much! :) - Yan
I don't think you would spend that much! Everything there is about 1 dollar or less! That's what I love about Thailand your money goes so far! Have you ever been to Thailand? Funny I actually just ate at a restaurant before stumbling across this place so I did't eat anything! Thanks for stopping by Yan! -Dan
Cheap price would be a problem.. Wouldn't stop eating :D No , we haven't been to Thailand, yet.. We think that we will be there around the end of next year. Nepal, India and Sri Lanka first, then we will move to SE Asia.
Sounds like a great plan.
Nother great post! love that everyting pickes up the way it does!
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