Unfortunately, I didn’t go out much to wander around BKK cuz of the Air Pollution. Instead, I explored the neighborhood of my stay and tried some Thai food.

Owner is so kind, as soon as she found out that we’re tourists, she quickly brought the English Menu and trying to explain in English, that’s so lovely.

I ordered Egg Salad

the sauce was really good.

Veggies were fresh as well.

 

• I was enchanted by a small, beautiful food stall near my stay.
• A lot of locals are buying for takeout. When the locals are crowded in one place, that’s the one to dig in.
• I was originally supposed to have Seafood-Pad Thai, then I saw the salad menu, that’s when the egg salad seduced me to try it!
• The veggies were so fresh that I thought they were just picked from the garden right before the salad preparation.
• The key here is the “Sauce”.
• I forgot to ask what it is made of but I tasted ‘mayonnaise, honey, yogurt’.

• – The name of the restaurant is “Uncle Art”
• – There is a food stall open in front of the house. 
• – Not much space, there are 4 tables and each can fit 4, 5 persons. 
• – The decoration of the food stall is simple and beautiful. 
• – It may be a food stall, but it was clean and not a single insect there. – It costs 60 baht.

About the Chefs

• The food stall is run by a Husband and Wife ( seem to be owners) with one assistant.
• The wife has a sense that she noticed that we are foreigners, so she immediately picked up the English menu and gave it to us.
• Also, she tried to explain the menus in English as much as she could, staying in standby mode to receive the orders from us.

Discover the Countryside of Bangkok

If you find yourself outside downtown Bangkok by chance, don’t rush back – explore the neighborhoods. Small canals, local markets, and peaceful temples offer a glimpse into everyday Thai life. It’s a quiet charm many travelers miss, but one you won’t forget.