Breakfast

For breakfast, I had a lebanese kebab roll. Pretty tasty and kept me full for the day!

Bang Karachao

Today, I visited Bang Karachao, which is Bangkok’s “green lung.” It’s a man-made island that has a national park with a pond in the middle, as well as some random side streets with elevated bike pathways you can take to hidden cafes and temples. Overall, a simple island to hang out on and explore!

To get there, I took the metro, then a motorbike to the ferry station, and then a ferry to the island - all of which cost me about ฿150 ($4). Once getting on the island, a bicycle only cost ฿40 ($1)

I went out in the afternoon heat, and biked for around an hour and a half before returning to the ferry. I was dripping with sweat, and it started pouring after I returned my bike - great timing!

Dinner

For dinner, I had fried chicken and rice from Terminal 21, which my stomach did not agree with. I won’t be having any more fried food from there…

McDonald’s

I’ve tried McDonalds in the Phillipines and Vietnam, and had to try it here to see what’s different. I ordered two things that stood out: a pork burger and a ham and cheese pie