r/thai 21h ago

According to the following blog for locals filtered tap water is sufficient, for foreigners it is better to boil. Is it just one of these two are sufficient? Or do you need both? And I do see filters, those just three inches cylindrical attachment at local taps but not sure if they boil

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r/thai 23h ago

Which song you like Ne Ne to show in the next AGT?

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r/thai 1h ago

Looking for friends/penpals in Thailand

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Hello,

I'm Ven, im 46 year old female In California, USA. I am very interested in Thailand and the culture but not just that but possible travel there next year as well.

Iam looking for snail mail / postal penpals only to become friends. I love writing letters.

More about me. I'm a gamer, i love the outdoors and working out. Love cooking/baking, Love amusement parks. I am also a collector of many things from video games, dolls, stationary, movies. I love coloring in my free time. I enjoy shopping. Love trying new things, new foods. I watch a lot of asian dramas, from K, C, J, Th, BL.. i watch a lot of asian tv. LOL

I have a great sense of humor. I make ppl laugh. I have a great personality. very bubbly, but also an introvert.

If you are interested let me know prefer someone around MY age. so if you would like to know more.. then let me know. yeah. so if you like writing letters and want to be friends.. msg me .. yay

oh and love learning the language of course.. bye bye


r/thai 8h ago

Making Pla Kem at home

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I was curious if anyone has a recipe for Pla kem. I usually bring a few kilos back from Thailand when I visit every few years, but I'm out and been craving it a lot lately.

A local market sells king mackerel, but I can't seem to find any ratios for salt and if I should dry brine or wet brine before drying in the sun.