What's happening in the Bangkok community
Save yourself from all bureaucratic hassles and rush your ass to Pathumwan. Since my wife(Thai) & I were married in my home country, getting a Khor Ror 22 was the requirement and many district offices has absurd requirements due to lack of experience.
Greenhouse has several branches in the city, offering really good weed at great prices. They also have lounges, making it a great place to smoke and relax.
It was my first night in Bangkok, around 9pm, and I stood at a street stall on Yaowarat Road for ten minutes, too nervous to point at anything. A man
I'm currently hunting for a new home in Bangkok and I've noticed that many condos don't have balconies. I'm trying to understand why this is the case.
Rain is predicted for the next few days and I'm concerned about the flooding in my area. I live in a condo in eastern Bangkok and I'm not sure what to expect. I'd like to know if anyone has any information about the likelihood of flooding in my area.
We met many digital nomads around our neighborhood in Kamala, Phuket, and many of them were aspiring YouTubers. Now we're back in Bangkok and our new gym seems overrun with people talking about YouTube videos and re-pivoting from travel to food.
Terminal 21 has two shops that sell Pokémon cards, but be aware that the prices may be higher due to import tax and the lack of a distributor in Thailand for English Trading Card Game. However, if you're looking for a convenient place to buy Pokémon cards in Bangkok, Terminal 21 is worth considering.
Choo Choo Hemp is a go-to destination for reasonably priced cannabis in Bangkok. They offer over a hundred different strains of good quality, and you can even see a doctor on site for a prescription to avoid being extorted by police. The cost of the prescription is a mere $5.
I've been following the Long-Term Residency (LTR) visa scheme, and I'm wondering if it's another failed attempt to attract wealthy or talented foreigners to Thailand. They initially claimed it would attract one million holders within 5 years, but by May 2025, they had only attracted 6,000 holders. They then lowered the requirements and removed overlapping parts of the SMART visa scheme, which brought the total to 12,000 holders. Considering they got only 1.2% of the projected visa holders in 4 years, should this be viewed as yet another failed visa scheme?
I'm a regular at IKEA in Bangkok and have noticed that their iced coffee and latte are priced at 29 baht, while the hot versions are 39-49 baht. I've tried to figure out why, but I'm still stumped. Can anyone help me understand the pricing difference?
I have standing tickets and will be collecting them on the day of the concert. I'm wondering how early I should arrive at the stadium to have a good experience before the concert.
Located on the BTS & MRT lines, Carlton Bangkok Sukhumvit offers easy access to explore Bangkok from its doorstep. There are tons of great restaurants and malls within walking distance, making it a great location to stay in.
Living overseas doesn't mean cutting off your connections back home. Maintain those connections, get personal and business privacy, and receive all yo
The Old Siam Plaza is a nice little, old mall with lots of family run jewelry shops, offering a higher quality of pieces and better prices compared to other malls in the area. Prices range from 15k to 50k baht for gold and diamond or gem pieces, offering good value for money.
I'm planning a trip overseas and I'm worried about my electric bill. I'll be away from Bangkok for a few months and I'm not sure how to pay my bill remotely.
Khao San Road Döner is a spot where you can find a proper German-style Döner Kebap with actual crispy bread and legendary garlic sauce. While it may be challenging to compete with dozens of Middle Eastern run places and Thai-run shops selling similar doners, if the food is good, it can still generate money.
I dropped my phone near the plant section at Chatuchak Weekend Market on a Saturday and did not notice for forty minutes. When I came back along the s
I'm a 31-year-old disabled veteran considering moving to Thailand with my service dog, a Doberman. I'm trying to prepare for any potential issues we might face.
I've moved into an older apartment here, seemed clean at first but when moved in noticed it's not clean at all, would like to do deep clean with mattress cleaning and all, have you used any services? Saw a lot of fake reviews on multiple services in basic google searches, also what's up with everybody wanting money in advance on shady sites...
I've been struggling with shoulder problems for about 8 months now and I'm heading back to Bangkok near the end of the year. I've had MRI scans on both shoulders but the results are inconclusive. I'm considering PRP or stem cell treatment, or possibly surgery.
