Yana Restaurant Thai & International Halal Food at MBK center, Bangkok

The second time to eat Thai food in a halal restaurant during my trip in Thailand. Yana Restaurant is located in Mah Boon Krong (MBK) mall in Bangkok. The food overall tasted good although a few of dishes don't look really appetizing but I definitely will recommend this restaurant for halal Thai food.

Fried chicken knuckles - 129 ฿ 

Stir fried with chicken - 129 ฿ 

Fish with Herbs - 199 ฿ 

Shrimp fritters - 199 ฿  

Tom Yum Gung with coconut milk - 269 ฿ 

Stir fried mix vegetables - 119 ฿ 

Omelet - 79 ฿ 

Locations:
Yana Restaurant Thai & International Halal Food
MBK Center 5th Floor, Tokyu Side, Room No. 5A-05 444
Phayathai Rd. Wangmai Pathumwan,
Bangkok 10330 Thailand Tel: +66 (0)2 048 45 89

Disclaimer: The review and opinion expressed here are purely according to my personal taste. There's a possibility that the taste of the food might change later on, which could affect the review and opinion here. I also affirm that no monetary or non-monetary compensation has been received from this restaurant for writing this review.

Rabiang Bung Muslim Food, Bangkok

On my first night in Bangkok, I was invited to a dinner at a Thai restaurant that is serving "halal" food - no pork at all. The name of the restaurant is Rabiang Bung Muslim Food. 

Inside the restaurant. It is set in a garden-like atmosphere. The restaurant was packed that night.

Fried fish in the garden.
On the top of the fish: fried chasew, fried peanuts, fried garlic, fried dried chili, fresh chili, slices of shallots, lime leaves.

An outstanding Tom Yum Gung.
The balance of tamarind sauce, chili paste and coconut milk with all the spices.

Fried Chicken Wings. 

It's wonderful crispy.

Fried Scramble Egg.
With sweet chili sauce.

Prawn Cake.
It's a bit chewy but it's definitely good.

Vegetables saute.

Thai Tea.

Location:
Rabiang Bung
Ramkhamhaeng Rd. 24 side road 2,
Hua Mark, Bang Kapi,
Bangkok, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 300 4720 , +66 81 666 0379

Disclaimer: The review and opinion expressed here are purely according to my personal taste. There's a possibility that the taste of the food might change later on, which could affect the review and opinion here. I also affirm that no monetary or non-monetary compensation has been received from this restaurant for writing this review.

Thai Milk Tea and Thai Bubble Tea

Thai milk tea and Thai bubble tea are everywhere around Thailand. It's very easy to find it on the streets. During my visit to Magic Cave Land in Nakhon Rachasima area, I bought Thai bubble tea.

Thai Tea

Brewing the Thai tea.

Crushed ice.

Thai tea with the crushed ice and condensed milk.

Thai milk tea - 20 bath.

Thai Bubble Tea.

Crushed ice with flavors: chocolate, milk, green tea.

I chose the green tea.

Green Bubble Tea - 10 bath.

It's tasted good because it's not too sweet.

Current currency:

1 bath = Rp. 440

1 USD = Rp. 13.970

The Food at the Camp in Bangkok, Thailand

Last week, I was at the International Culture Exchange Camp which was held from 17 to 23 March 2018. organized by Udomsuksa School. The participants were schools from Japan, Korea, Indonesia,Srilanka and Thailand.

The food at the camp and also at the resorts that we visited (I will post it in different posts) was absolutely delicious. I could never have enough for Thai food. 

Here are the pictures of the food at the camp.

Some close up pictures of the food at the Camp:

Fish with mint leaves.

Chinese sausage with shallots, chilies and coriander leaves plus lime juice.

Stir Veggies

Tom Yum Gung

Fried fish with chilies

Fried vermicelli

Thai Noodles

Thai fried rice for breakfast.

The fruits for dessert.

Sticky rice manggo

Manggo

I was giving a speech during the Opening Ceremony.

Garuda Indonesia Meal

Whenever I fly with Garuda Indonesia airline, I kinda feel disappointed with the food that being served because of the taste could be tasteless or too pungent. 

Below, the food that were served during my trip to Bangkok and Bali.

Fish, potatoes and veggie.

The pastry was not baked properly, it's still a dough.

Chicken with noodles.

Fried noodles with beef.