Napkins and toilet tissues are totally interchangeable here. Even at upscale restauarants, it is quite accepteable to have a roll of tolilet paper to wipe your hands when eating. You just pass the roll around at staff lunches. Those "finer" resturarants who do use tissues, usually have tissue "containers" on the table.
Food presentation is wonderful, with creative vegetable and fruit carvings that are totally edible.
Our new "favorite" spot has the best fried banans ever...melt in your mouth with a sorty of coconut dipping sauce.
We have also found our coffee shop as we need our daily fix and it has become a more popular item here, although much sweeter than in the USA. They aslo serve fried ice cream in many flavors with toppings. Yum.
Laundry is really fun. The price ranges from 30 to 50 baht per kilo. ($1.00). I love having my pajamas and underwear iron and folded! The scent is wonderful too!
Mick has purchased a bicycle so now the pink cadillac has some company. It is really too hot aleady to ride to work, so weekends will have to do.
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