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It is a local brand, they have a factory making them quite near Saraburi. Okay quality for that price but not something I would personally use if I had a choice. Sorry, but a bit of a snob when it comes to things like this.

Both Big C and Tops supermarkets have online shopping and I see Indomie Mi Goreng in their listings. You could try them. Tops has an english menu option but is considered more upmarket than Big C and therefore will have prices that reflect that.

Foodland do have a website and online shopping, but they do not have an English language menu. I'll try and extend my evening walk to cover Foodland and pop in to check if they have anything close. Nissin branded instant noodles also have a decent variety, but not many make it to Thailand.

Saw this in Foodland Bangkok not too long ago, I also like Indomee, and have seen the mi goreng flavor at Lotus in Ban Bueng. Will check Foodland tomorrow if I have time, they usually have things most other supermarkets do not.

Well, back in 2011, if they weren't so busy trying to fill in certain drains to protect the elite areas instead of opening them all up, the floods would have lasted a week instead of months..

While the banks do have them, they will charge a hefty fee for the privilege. I used to have a coin operated petrol dispenser and two phone top up machines and these would generate between 5-7000 baht in coins (and a whole lot of twenties). The bank wanted to charge 130 baht per 1000 which I thought...

The way I read it, the vehicle in question does not have an existing loan outstanding on it at the time of sale.
Many people will, if facing hardship, sell off a vehicle that they have not fully paid off with part of the existing loan still outstanding.
Buyer beware.

It wasn't so long ago that people were hanging onto the open bus doors and the bus driving at a crazy angle.. oh, wait. That was when the non-airconditioned buses were 2 baht a to trip circa 30 years ago. Been here too long.

These songthaews provide a transport service that none of the official transport options provide. They make a pittance per passenger and people will stand because they don't have any other option. I sometimes take the songthaew from the market in Bangkok to the hospital (goes through some obscure mu...

The other half has taken to drinking her morning coffee without sugar and finds this brand palatable. She now avoids Nescafe, finds it too bitter. Tchibo is from Germany. I get mine from the 7-11, though have also seen it at the larger Lotus branches.

I like Tchibo Gold instant coffee, but I believe they use Robusta instead of Aribica. Not a coffee fanatic, but just need a bit of a jolt to get me going in the mornings. Better than Nescafe Gold and Moccona imo.

As a Singaporean on the wrong side of 60, and having been resident in Thailand for over 30 years, I'd like to offer my opinion as well re places to retire to. Malaysia? Well, they do have a patronage system for Malays (bumiputras) and everyone else is placed second. The powers that be also give a lo...

US, since you're using your mobile phone as a wifi hotspot, you'll need a wifi enabled smart tv to be able to utilize it. I have a hand-me-down smart tv without wifi, but surprisingly it connects to my home wifi with just a wifi stick. So that may be the other option. If you want an upgradable optio...

My condolences to the family. RIP.

Through the magic of Google maps and a search on the internet (using Thai language), there is a car windscreen shop opposite the Pranburi police station, and next to Lotus's on the main road. I used the search term, ร้านกระจกรถยนต์หัวหิน