Ummmm... must smell damn yummy too ... too bad can see your pic but cant smell ...
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Ummmm... must smell damn yummy too ... too bad can see your pic but cant smell ...
Just a little in the mix before fry however this is served with a sweet chili sauce like our meggi chili sauce and also cut chili padi in fish sauce.
Yums yums...i will order that next week...
Why wait till next week? Do it tonight for dinner, its simple.
[video=youtube;-MCg9mBVflc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MCg9mBVflc[/video]
I am going to make this tonight..hahahaha...
Great Tony, this is so simple and delicious.
Bro what is the difference between khai jeow and Kai dao? Ahaam tham sang will ask if if you want to add egg in krapao moo? But I just love thai fried egg.
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Cabs in Bkk to cost more now.
Taxi fare hike in Bangkok on Saturday
Published: 12/12/2014 at 03:44 PM
Online news:
Starting on Saturday, passengers will have to pay higher taxi fares in the Bangkok area, with the Transport Ministry approving an increase of 8%, later rising to 13%.
A taxi collects two passengers on a street in Bangkok. Cab fares will rise from Saturday, Dec 13. (Photo by Pornprom Satrabhaya)
The 35-baht flagfall remains unchanged.
Fare meters must be officially adjusted before the driver can charge the new rates.
The rise was originally scheduled to take effect on Dec 1, but was postponed to Dec 13 because 85% of cabs were required to still first pass inspection at the Land Transport Ministry.
Transport Minister Prajin Juntong signed an order on Dec 4 voiding the June 18, 2008 announcement on taxi-meter fares, and approved the hike. Fares for cabs carrying up to seven passengers are increased to reflect actual costs.
There are two phases of the increase.
In the first six months, starting on Saturday, the rise is limited to 8%. After this period, the ministry will allow for increases to a maximum of 13% above the current fare after taxi services are further evaluated.
The distance calculated for the new fares was reduced to every 10 kilometres, from 12 kilometres. The flagfall and the first kilometre is capped at the same rate of 35 baht.
Under the new rate, taxi fares are 35 baht for 0-1 km, 5.50 baht for each of the next 10th kilometres, 6.50 baht each for the 10th to 20th kilometres, 7.50 baht each for the 20th to 40th kilometres, 8 baht each for the 40th to 60th kilometre, 9 baht each for the 60th to 80th kilometres and 10.50 baht each above 80 kilometers.
n the event a taxi is caught in a traffic jam and is forced to stop or move at less than 6 kilometres per hour, there is an increase of 50 satang from the previous 1.50 baht to 2 baht per minute.
Passengers will have to pay a surcharge of 20 baht if they use taxi services from a call centre, and 50 baht surcharge when catching a cab at designated areas at Don Mueang Airport or Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Jirut Wisarnjit, deputy chief of the Department of Land Transport, confirmed the fare hike had been published in the Royal Gazette and was effective from Dec 13.
About 30,000 of the 70-80,000 taxis in the Bangkok area had already passed condition checks, he said.
However, taxis would not be able to charge the new fares until their meters were adjusted and certified by the department.
This would happen gradually over the next week and all cabs would be using the higher fares from Dec 20, said Mr Jirut.
The department is issuing stickers to taxis that pass the tests, he said.
Taxi fare hike in Bangkok on Saturday
Published: 12/12/2014 at 03:44 PM
Online news:
Starting on Saturday, passengers will have to pay higher taxi fares in the Bangkok area, with the Transport Ministry approving an increase of 8%, later rising to 13%.
A taxi collects two passengers on a street in Bangkok. Cab fares will rise from Saturday, Dec 13. (Photo by Pornprom Satrabhaya)
The 35-baht flagfall remains unchanged.
Fare meters must be officially adjusted before the driver can charge the new rates.
The rise was originally scheduled to take effect on Dec 1, but was postponed to Dec 13 because 85% of cabs were required to still first pass inspection at the Land Transport Ministry.
Transport Minister Prajin Juntong signed an order on Dec 4 voiding the June 18, 2008 announcement on taxi-meter fares, and approved the hike. Fares for cabs carrying up to seven passengers are increased to reflect actual costs.
There are two phases of the increase.
In the first six months, starting on Saturday, the rise is limited to 8%. After this period, the ministry will allow for increases to a maximum of 13% above the current fare after taxi services are further evaluated.
The distance calculated for the new fares was reduced to every 10 kilometres, from 12 kilometres. The flagfall and the first kilometre is capped at the same rate of 35 baht.
Under the new rate, taxi fares are 35 baht for 0-1 km, 5.50 baht for each of the next 10th kilometres, 6.50 baht each for the 10th to 20th kilometres, 7.50 baht each for the 20th to 40th kilometres, 8 baht each for the 40th to 60th kilometre, 9 baht each for the 60th to 80th kilometres and 10.50 baht each above 80 kilometers.
n the event a taxi is caught in a traffic jam and is forced to stop or move at less than 6 kilometres per hour, there is an increase of 50 satang from the previous 1.50 baht to 2 baht per minute.
Passengers will have to pay a surcharge of 20 baht if they use taxi services from a call centre, and 50 baht surcharge when catching a cab at designated areas at Don Mueang Airport or Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Jirut Wisarnjit, deputy chief of the Department of Land Transport, confirmed the fare hike had been published in the Royal Gazette and was effective from Dec 13.
About 30,000 of the 70-80,000 taxis in the Bangkok area had already passed condition checks, he said.
However, taxis would not be able to charge the new fares until their meters were adjusted and certified by the department.
This would happen gradually over the next week and all cabs would be using the higher fares from Dec 20, said Mr Jirut.
The department is issuing stickers to taxis that pass the tests, he said.
Khai jeow is an omelette. They add oyster sauce and fish sauce and deep dry the egg.
Khai dao means egg on top. By default, it's sunny side up. If you want overhard, you ask for khai dao suk suk.
siracha chilly sauce
Finish...!!!!!!!!
Wow man, looks really good. Bon appetit!
Thanks buddy..i try my best.. this one no MSG.
Those thai street stall taste better.. their skill is better.
Outdoor stalls actually put like half a teaspoon of MSG and also a Thai flour which also have "flavour" (msg) in it. Really not so healthy but tasty of course.
MSG is bad for your health.
no fish sauce added?
Ask Tony la ask me for fuck!
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