Poulet

 Jenny, Pat and Joan

 Having Dinner at City Hall Poulet

 Creamy Mushroom Soup

 Mushroom with Egg

 French Onion Soup

Dinner for the evening and a time of catch up

Tiong Bahru Bakery

On a Saturday, occasionally we may head to Tiong Babru which has many cafes for our brunch. 

This Saturday we were at Tiong Bahru Bakery for our brunch. 

 BrunchTime

 Croissant with ham and mushrooms

 Salmon Sandwich

Food was not enough so we ordered apple pie. Quite pricey for a brunch.

Primo Piazza Khao Yai

 Here I am at Primo Piazza which is also known as the Little Italy of Thailand resembling the Tuscan Village located in Pak Chong. A place to chill out with a cup of iced chocolate.

 Hungry all the time

 It is also a place to feed the sheep, alpaca and the donkeys. If you just want to relax, take a leisurely stroll around the place. 

Khaoyai Panorama Farm (Khao Yai)

 Joan & Pat

 Mushroom juice - acquired taste

 We had an educational tour around this mushroom farm, where we were introduced to the various types of mushrooms and how they are grown. Pretty insightful.

Kung Yai (Khao Yai)

 After our hobbit house adventure, our klook driver recommended us to Kung Yai for lunch. A family run business, the place was quiet and tucked in the lush of greenery. 

Pat and Joan with the owners

 Iced Milk Tea and Coconut Juice

 Clear Soup

Birder's Lodge Farmer Market (Khao Yai)

 Here we are at Birder's Lodge Famer's Market. Many people were taking photos at the entrance of the market. Exterior wise, it gives a rustic feel of greenery. 

 The farmer's market is held on the first weekend of every month.

 There were many food stuff, flowers and clothes that were sold in the market.

 Snacks

 Fruits

 Drinks to quench your thrist

 Fresh Fruits

 Vendors bring different and unique offerings to their store. You will never know what treasure you can find here.