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Thai friends who's Here to help with a little trick and tips
for a better experience in Thailand 🇹🇭
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02/06/2025

📍บ้านเสือหิว Ban Seua Hew Hungry Tiger – Bangkok
street ratchada (near MRT Thailand cultural centre)
This hidden gem serves up some of the best beef dishes in town! Whether you're craving Thai, Italian, or Japanese, they’ve got it all, And at super reasonable prices too.
Must try dishes ⭐️
pad krapow stewed meat 🥩; braised beef in pad krapow is the best combination you ever have. beef is so soft you barely need to chew! (recommended mild spicy)
yakiniku puff 🥟; Savory meat puff with crispy pastry, filled with juicy braised beef and rich meat sauce. One bite and the beefy flavor explodes in your mouth!
Price 💵
Avg. 200–300 THB/person totally worth it for the quality and portion.
Tag your foodie bestie and go try it. Trust me kub 👍

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Arun Amarin Rd, BKK : https://maps.app.goo.gl/ocv1WU2XD18H1LrJ7

The street ratchada, BKK : https://maps.app.goo.gl/S1w6Cbk88f2uKGXu6

31/05/2025

Apps you must have for Thailand 🇹🇭
🚨 Must have apps
• Tourist Police i leart u : app from Royal Thai Police. You can ask for help through the app.
• google translate : best translator apps have conversation mode or camera mode.
• currency converter/calculator (ios) : can switch to currency calculation mode.
🚌 Transportation
• grab : just like uber. eat, ride, mart even dine out deals. all in one!!
• bolt : cheaper ride than grab.
• muvmi : just like tuktuk without any scam. Cheap and fun.
• bkk rail : all in 1 app for all the BKK train lines. It shows the best route and station info.
• via bus : real-time bus tracking app. Show you the route map, where to get on and off at the right stop!
• tada: ride-hailing app that gives you the fairest service price.
• cabb : premium taxis with premium service. Fare start at $4.5
🛍️ Shopping
• shopee : online shopping. Have everything you ever need.
• lazada : online shopping but little less options than Shopee.
💎 Life style
• eatigo : restaurant booking app. offers time-based discounts of up to 50% off.
• TAGTHAi : all-in-one service. All necessary services in one app from Thai gov.
• klook : online booking ticket, tours, cars.
• 7-eleven : 7-11 delivery to your place.
• hungry hub : restaurant booking app. Offers dining deals, special packages only on Hungry Hub.
• QueQ : online booking. Reserve a queue and get a noti once it reaches your queue.
• DQueue : same as QueQ but has some restaurants that QueQ doesn’t.

30/05/2025

Checklist for Female solo travelers in Thailand 🇹🇭💁‍♀️

27/05/2025

✅ 🇹🇭 Checklist for Female solo travelers in Thailand

26/05/2025

Here are Budget Travel Tips for Thailand That Actually Save You Money 🇹🇭 💵

26/05/2025

must have apps to enjoy 🇹🇭
🔹 Tourist Police i leart u : app from Royal Thai Police. You can ask for help through the app.
🔹 currency converter/calculator (ios) : always check the price for your best interest.
🔹 muvmi : just like tuktuk without any scam. Cheap and fun.
🔹 bkk rail : all in 1 app for all the BKK train lines. It shows the best route and station info.
🔹 tada: ride-hailing app that gives you the fairest service price.
🔹 eatigo : restaurant booking app. offers time-based discounts of up to 50% off.
🔹 TAGTHAi : all-in-one service. All necessary services in one app from Thai gov.
🔹 hungry hub : restaurant booking app. Offers dining deals, special packages only on Hungry Hub.

25/05/2025

What’s Going On in Thailand? The Big Battle between Taxis vs GRAB ! 🚕
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In the Mid of May 2025, Thailand found itself in a heated public debate. Local taxi associations came together to pressure the government, claiming that foreign ride-hailing apps like GRAB, Bolt, and Lineman are stealing their jobs. They say these platforms have caused a big drop in the number of people using traditional taxis. The taxi groups are now demanding the government shut down these apps, arguing they’re hurting Thai drivers. They even threatened protests and airport blockades if their demands weren‘t met.
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This sparked a lot of discussion online and across the country. But most of the public seems to be leaning toward supporting GRAB and other apps. Because traditional taxis in Thailand don’t exactly have the best reputation. Common complaints include refusing passengers (especially Thais), overcharging, not using the meter, or only picking up foreign tourists. So, more and more people have turned to ride-hailing apps, which offer a smoother and more reliable experience.
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So, Whose side are you on?

24/05/2025

The Hidden Meaning Behind Taxi Colors in Thailand. (That No One Tells You About) 🚦🚕
🟢🟡 Two-Tone Taxis (Green & Yellow)
These are the most common ones you‘ll see. They’re privately owned and driven by individual taxi drivers, not a company. These drivers own the car and work independently. Service is ”often“ better with these, but not always depends on the driver.
Single-Color Taxis
These belong to taxi companies. Each color usually represents a different company.
Such as
🟠 Orange – Bowon Taxi Cooperative
🔵 Blue – Thai Taxi Cooperative
🟣 Pink – Sahamit Taxi Cooperative
🔴 Red, Yellow, Purple, White, and others – Usually company cars rented by drivers or repainted vehicles waiting to switch company affiliations.
Ps. ”The color doesn’t affect the fare. All taxis charge the same rate based on the meter.“
So, why do the colors matter? 🔽
They help identify which company the taxi belongs to. Super useful if you leave something in the car or need to report an issue. 👍