A Life Between Two Countries, And All In Between
Tomita Ramen Bangkok (CentralwOrld): Review of Japan’s No. 1 tsukemen master. Visit one of its major international branches and learn about the rich Tonkotsu Gyokai dipping broth, premium noodles, and essential visitor details (QueQ, location, and extended holiday hours).
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We tried the highly popular Kaneko Hannosuke at One Bangkok. Discover why the pale tempura batter and mediocre quality failed to meet the legendary standards of its Tokyo original. Is it worth the queue? Find out.
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Luggage repair in Bangkok: Find the best price for replacing your broken trolley bag handle! We compare quotes from Miss Bag Service (Lotus Lat Phrao) and Mr. Bag Fix It to help you choose the most reliable and affordable fix for your travel bag.
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We review the hard-to-find small Tomahawk steak (800g) at Arno’s Bangkok and share tips on navigating their branches near Silom/Narathiwat. Learn which Tomahawk—dry-aged or Wagyu—is best for your next group dinner!
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Song Wat Road Bangkok is the center for art and culture! Read our guide to the Birkenstock “The Art of Walking” Suntur Exhibition at Chinese House and the Havaianas “Break the Rush” Exhibition at Fastfoot Café, plus tips for finding the Elephant Parade statues in this historic neighborhood.
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Looking for a cozy cafe to relax? Story Coffee (แบริ่ง 4) in Samrong Nuea, Samut Prakan is your perfect neighborhood spot for quality coffee and a comfortable break.
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Want to find your family’s ancestral village in China? This genealogy guide reveals the exact steps—from analyzing a tombstone address and leveraging the Chinese Ancestry Research Facebook Group to connecting with long-lost kin via WeChat—how we yielded a family breakthrough in just 30 days which proves that it’s doable.
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Sushiro vs Katsu Midori: Which conveyor belt sushi is the best value? We review the famous 40-baht plates and compare quality for the ultimate affordable eat in Bangkok.
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Looking for authentic Indian food in Samrong? Discover Neerja Sweets, a hidden gem serving high-quality, affordable Thali sets (only 150 THB!) and delicious Aloo Ghobi. Read our review for location, hours, and our verdict on the Samut Prakan Indian restaurant.
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We gave Okinawa Kinjo a second (and third) try and discovered authentic Okinawan cuisine near BTS Phra Khanong. Read about the must-try Jiimami Tofu with its mochi-like texture and the unique Japanese-Chinese-Thai fusion at this local favorite.
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