Photos tagged with 'MARKET' (3/11)

In The Khlong Toei Market, Unloading And Transportation Within The Market Seems To Be Quite Difficult By Manpower

Chinese Cabbage, Which Has The Image Of A Winter Vegetable In Japan, Was Sold In Piles At A Grocery Store In Bangkok In The Summer

The One In The Orange Vest At The Khlong Toei Market Is A Transporter Inside The Market

The Amulet Worn By A Woman Named Phra Kruang Is Common In Thailand

Meat Sold At The Khlong Toei Market Is No Different From Meat Sold In Japan

Maybe It's A Minority In Countries Like Japan, Where Most People Use Rectangular Cutting Boards

At The Khlong Toei Market, You Can Buy Chicken After It Has Been Slaughtered, As Well As Live Chickens

Gas Burners Were Used To Cook Whole Roasted Chickens In The Khlong Toei Market

In The Khlong Toei Market, There Is An Area Where Live Chickens Are Sold, In Addition To An Area Where Chicken Meat Is Sold After Being Slaughtered

In Thailand, Coconuts Are Made Into Juice, Milk, And Used In Cooking, And The Stalks Themselves Are Also Eaten

The Store Selling Chicken Eggs In The Klong Toey Market Operated Separately From The Butcher Shop

Colorful Parasols Were Out In The Area Where Fresh Food Is Sold At The Khlong Toei Market

The Butcher Shops In The Khlong Toei Market Seem To Be In The Habit Of Operating Under A Red Plastic Roof

Locals Are The Main People Who Come To The Khlong Toei Market To Buy, And Not Encountering Touts Is One Of The Points That Make This Market So Enjoyable

Poo Pad Pong Curry, Where Poo Means Crab, Pad Means To Fry, And Pong Means Powder, Meaning A Curry With Crab In It

I Thought That Thai People Also Consume A Lot Of Seafood Because Of The Large Amount Of Seafood Sold At The Khlong Toei Market, But That Was Not The Case

Although Nam Pla Is Indeed A Fish Sauce, When I Hear The Word Thai Food, I Usually Think Of Meat-based Dishes Such As Gapao Rice

In The Area Where The Butcher Shops Of The Khlong Toei Market Are Gathered, The Sight Of Meat Displayed In Every Direction Is Breathtaking

The Butcher Shops In Khlong Toei Market Must Have Red Plastic Sheets Because The Meat Looks Red And Tasty

The Man With Glasses, Lit By A Naked Light Bulb, Looked Bored

The Khlong Toei Market Is Open 24 Hours A Day, 365 Days A Year, Making It A Nightless Market

The Khlong Toei Market With Its Variety Of Foodstuffs May Also Be Boring For Young Girls

The Kitchen Knife Used By The Woman Slaughtering Pork At The Khlong Toei Market Was Of An Unusual Shape

Thai Cuisine Is Often Associated With Large Quantities Of Shrimp

Many Stores In Bangkok Display Portraits Of Royalty, But That Does Not Indicate The Store's Political Stance

The Man Was Selling Steamed Corns In Khlong Toei Market

Petai Beans, Which Are Rare In Japan, Were Sold At The Khlong Toei Market

As A Result Of The Conversion Of Mangrove Forests To Shrimp Aquaculture Ponds, 37.5% Of Mangrove Forests Have Been Lost In Thailand

The Oranges Sold At The Khlong Toei Market Seemed To Be A Different Kind From Those Found In Japan

No Matter How Good The Food Is, I Just Don't Feel Like Eating Spanish Food In Bangkok

The Artwork That Will Make Your Trip To Thailand Memorable Must Have A Vaguely Asian Feel To It, And No Esoteric Interpretations Are Necessary

While Chatuchak Market Sells A Variety Of Items, Few Stores Sell Items For Children

The Chatuchak Market Moved To Its Current Location In 1982, So Overall It Is Not So Old And The Aisles Are Well Maintained

At Chatuchak Market, The Largest Market In Thailand, There Are Various Food Stalls To Fill Your Stomach

The Road Leading From Mo Chit BTS Station To Chatuchak Market Was Very Crowded

In The Sampeng Market, Street Vendors Are Set Up In Front Of The Stores And Seem To Be Integrated With The Stores

The Sound Of My Camera Was The Only Sound In The Quiet Market As I Clicked The Shutter In The Quiet Tha Tien Market

Tom Yam Kung, Which Is Often Associated With Spicy Food, Is Made With A Broth Made By Frying Shrimp Shells For A Long Time When Prepared Carefully

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

An Altar In The Tha Tien Market, Where A Landowner God Was Enshrined