Bull’s Head Pub Closing Down in Bangkok – Disagreement With Landlord Causes Closure
Sad news today. The Bull’s Head, recently voted ‘Best British Pub in Thailand’ will be closing down. And soon. On Thursday, July […]
Read moreSad news today. The Bull’s Head, recently voted ‘Best British Pub in Thailand’ will be closing down. And soon. On Thursday, July […]
Read moreIn the decade I taught EFL/ESL (English as a Foreign Language/English as a Second Language) in Asia, I noticed how much my […]
Read moreA western friend recently treated me to dinner at Neil’s Tavern Steakhouse in Bangkok, Thailand. I love steak so was surprised I hadn’t […]
Read moreIn my first job in Thailand working for an international company, I knew it would be different than working in an American or […]
Read moreOne of the cutest coffee houses in Bangkok, Thailand is Coffee Alley, an independent coffee shop located on one of the best […]
Read moreAs taking afternoon tea still continues to be trendy in Bangkok, several upscale hotels have begun their own afternoon tea service. One […]
Read moreDo you like to stay in small, independent boutique hotels with style? Then look no further than WOW Bangkok, a tiny independently-owned […]
Read moreThis video definitely has to be added to our “Only in Thailand” category as it’s truly amazing. It shows what happened in […]
Read moreTeaching EFL/ESL in Thailand, I have noticed most of my EFL/ESL students have problems wtih word stress. Even the high-level students are […]
Read moreLooking for an affordable mid-range hotel in Bangkok that is close to the BTS sky train, and to many of the city’s main […]
Read moreDating a Thai man can be completely different than dating a western man and, for some western women it can be frustrating and […]
Read moreDuring my 14 years living in Thailand, I often get asked by Americans wanting to come here, “Are opportunities better in the U.S. […]
Read moreLast time I was in Chiang Mai, Thailand, I stumbled across an independent coffee house called Red Brick Cafe. It was stylish, […]
Read moreIn the past, Thais haven’t been big readers. Sure, they’d pick up a newspaper or magazine and, of course, millions of Thais […]
Read moreWe often get asked by would-be visitors to Thailand if a) they should bring their laptop and b) will it be easy to […]
Read moreSome of the best and most fluent English speakers I’ve met in Thailand have been Thais who taught themselves English listening to […]
Read moreOne great deal a lot of people in Bangkok miss is the “Special Menu of the Month” from K’s Cafe, inside the Kinokuniya […]
Read moreIt’s not surprising Thailand is so good at cheerleading. School spirit is instilled into Thai kids from the minute they arrive there […]
Read moreOne of the main problems EFL/ESL students in Thailand have is learning new English vocabulary. Often, their grammar skills will be quite good, but […]
Read morePlanning a trip to Phuket, Thailand and love cheap shopping? Then don’t miss the island’s biggest weekend market – Naka Market, located […]
Read moreIf you enjoy watching Thai movies, one little gem you might have missed is a 2004 release called “Citizen Dog” (in Thai Mah […]
Read moreYaowarat, Bangkok’s Chinatown, is a popular tourist attraction for millions of tourists every year. Whether from outside the country or from right here […]
Read moreOne of the best places to see a live Muay Thai kickboxing fight in Bangkok is at Ratchadamnoen Stadium. The city’s oldest Muay […]
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