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Yes, you'll have a few choices of Rotee stalls in the Night Market.

kendo wrote:I also like the stall that makes the pancakes chopped up into little squares
covered in Carnation topping and seved on a tray with a little plastic fork.

Easily identified (one of my favourites also):

I've just picked my granddaughter up from the school where I could the fire engines parked outside. All that she could tell me was the fire was in a building directly behind the school.

Joint 2nd in the table

I know the one near the Railway Station, and the one just past the Palace (turn right at the lights as if going to 19 Rai). Both stations would have been closer than wherever richard saw them charging down Petchkasem from.

I've just got in. Saw the smoke while I was out, and went to rubber neck - unfortunately, unusual for Thailand, but Naeb Kehardt Road was closed off. Took a look down the road and the fire engines were stopped near one of the schools (closest one to Soi 51). No idea what's happened, but fire trucks ...

Its close to Burger King, but can we keep this thread about Hua Hin Markets please? We have Feeding Time to discuss restaurants,

2 good friends of ours had sold up in the UK and moved here. They'd bought a bar complex (3 bars) and were keen to show us. That was about 15 years ago. We had been Pattaya regulars until then.

We loved what we saw, and were regular visitors until we moved here 2 years ago.

Over the next few weeks, I will be featuring various markets around Hua Hin. I will feature them in no particular order. Number 1 - The Night Market In my personal opinion, this is the most popular tourist market in Hua Hin. As well as selling a lot of Thailand keepsakes, there are a good variety of...

The thing I have noticed is either the high season 'Farang Idiot Drivers' (and there were quite a few) have either gone home, or have learnt how to drive the Thai way. Roads have returned to their usual chaos.

Part 3 - The Water Puppets and we set off for Halong Bay Water Puppet Theatre Our afternoon siesta lasted a little longer than planned. We returned for a later show than intended. There was quite a queue for tickets, which were 100,000 Dong each (about $10 total). The attraction was very popular. D...

buksida wrote:Soi 94 was a dirt track when I first came here... aarrghhh the good ol days.

Nice to know that some things haven't changed

I know this is a 2 week competition, but it's gone dead for the 2nd week. Just bumping it in case there are any last minute entries before tomorrow's close.