A taste of Korean Ice Cream

 On our way back to our hotel in bangkok, after our vietnamese dinner, we could resist popping by one of the Korean desserts shops to have ice-cream.

 Joan & Pat

 Green Tea and Chocolate Ice Cream

 All set to tuck in

Saigon

 Here we are in Bangkok having Vietnamese food.

 Rice Rolls with Prawns

 Delicious beef noodles

 Dinner for the gals

 Pat and her spread of food

Jim Thompson Factory Outlet

Here we are at Jim Thompson Factory Outlet located at  Soi Sukhumvit 93 for lunch and shopping

 Joan & Pat

 This is one of the nicest pha Thai which I have tasted. Simply delicoius

 Seafood rice

Red Ruby

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the world's largest weekend markets covers area of 27 Acres. Divided into 27 Sections, the market contains more than 15,000 booths selling goods from every part of Thailand.

 Spices and herbs

There are almost everything can be found here at a bargaining local price  and most vendors actually come from local factories, like antique wood carving, clay handicrafts, local souvenirs from every parts of Thailand, 

Be prepared to walk and spend at least half a day at the market. You can also find Buddhist amulets, dried fruits, wooden furniture, hand made decorated flowers, plant, ceramic wares, shawls,  Thai Bejarong, Chinese wares, garden decorated plants, stones, trendy fashions, silk, hill-tribe outfits, fluffy dogs and much more.

Swensens in Bangkok

 We started shopping around after our dinner in Bangkok. Craving for desserts, we saw the Swensen's outlet serving Green Tea ice Cream. Hence the opportunity to take a break.

 Pat & Joan

 Green Tea Ice Cream

Tailing Pling

One of the top five names that will definitely come to mind when thinking of home-style Thai is Taling Pling in Bangkok which has expanded to include six branches. I visited Bangkok with Joan in the month of March this year.

 Soursop Shake

 Mango Shake

 Curry Chicken

 Mushroom with vegetables

 Spicy Tom yam Soup

Combination of lunch and dinner. We had spa before that after checking in our hotel. Hence a very late lunch

 Pat & Joan

Phai Thai my first in bangkok ( apparently a series of Phai Thai daily for me)

Church of Bethlehem

The Església de Betlem, or Church of Bethlehem, is a Baroque Catholic Church located right on Barcelona's famous Las Ramblas. This is a rare example of a baroque church in Barcelona and is located at La Rambla, 107 with the main entrance at Carrer del Carme, 2.

Constructed between the years 1680 and 1729, it was founded as a Jesuit church until their expulsion from Spain in the 1767.

 Interior of the church

 During the Christmas season it displays delightful Nativity scenes.

What we see today is a relatively austere church consisting of a single nave with altarpieces from other churches and private collections placed in the side chapels.