The woman was boiling the noodle in the stall in Khlong Toei Market

Along The Main Street Running Behind Khlong Toei Market, There Is An Eating Place That Serves Delicious Noodle Soup With Tripe As An Ingredient

In A Deserted Corner Of The Market, A Woman Was Frying Chili Peppers In A Large Pot

There Were No Customers At The Skewer Stall, Just The Owner Sitting Next To A Simmering Pot

Man Working In A Tea House

Many Of The Food Stalls In Bangkok Serve Noodles, And Most Of The Stalls That Serve Noodles Do Not Serve Rice

Man, Big Pot And Ladle

Boy Frying On The Side Of The Road, Looking Into The Distance

Young Man Frying Street Food Called Shingara On A Busy Roadside

Four Men And Some Pans

There Are Many Street Stalls Selling Sweets On The Streets Of Bangkok

With So Many Different Kinds Of Prepared Foods On Sale, It's Hard To Just Decide Which Ones To Buy

Two Cooks Were Busily Cooking A Stir-fry, Synchronizing Their Movements

Dedicating A Ladle With The Bottom Missing To A Prayer For Easy Delivery Sounds Like A Pun

The Eating Place Serving Bakso, A Dumpling-like Food With Noodles, Was Crowded With Local People

Ladle In Ebara Jinja

Man Holding A Ladle

Cook Holding A Ladle

In The Quietness Of The Temple Grounds, You Can Almost Hear The Sound Of Dripping Drops

The Woman Boiling Noodles At Tha Tian Market Told Me She Was Boiling Udon Noodles

Pots In A Food Stall

It Takes A Talent For Self-discipline To Spend Time In A Daze Without Looking At Your Phone In Your Spare Time

There Are Many Food Stalls In Bangkok, But I Think There Are More Stalls That Serve Noodles

In Jakarta, Motorcycle Cab Drivers Often Hang Out Around Food Stalls On The Roadside

The Skewers Were Arranged Around The Pot, And All That Remained Was To Wait For The All-important Guests To Arrive

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

The Newly Completed Shibuya Sakura Stage Has An Intricate Escalator Structure, Perhaps Reflecting Its Complexity