After 3 weeks, got my few favorite places that I can eat/drink again and again and probably not gonna get bored of it for quite sometimes. Lan Po Naklua seafood Market. Freshly caught daily. Easily go shop for some fresh seafood, walk out of the market and there are a few grill shop where they grill and charge you per kg. Super handy and delicious.
The other one is the real Thai street food. By that I mean, you really eat right off the street or foot path. The noodle guy provide you a little plastic sheet to sit on the foot path and you eat a bowl of noodle (on a chair), if that's not too confusing :D I found he's very dedicate to all the detail while making and all kinds of his noodles are you good. I keep coming back.. There must be a reason.
A street moka pot coffee shop. Really just a motorbike stall (you may see this often in Thailand). Not much before of these types of stalls sell freshly brew coffee. Most of the time those are instant. Nowadays, it was become a trend or something, more and more moka pot coffee stalls. Quite minimal. More homemade like. More affordable. I likey and will be back for more.
Let's end the post with the view from my bedroom. It's always pretty at sunset and sunrise. Already extending my stay so a little over 3 weeks more to enjoy this view (and the rooftop pool. That was the most important during the stay :D)
That scene shot looks awesome with the sunset in the backdrop.
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