After the Grand Palace we went off to grab some lunch. We picked up some fried chicken and beer, Thai style. It was excellent. We really enjoyed the local Thai beer – Chang and Leo.
That evening we ventured across town via Grab (their version of Uber) to check out Soi Cowboy. If you’ve seen the Hangover 2, this is where they have their wild night out.
Soi Cowboy is known for its bars and “dance” clubs. It has been around since the 70s. It’s crazy, bright, loud, and fun. You see little bit of everything there. We stuck mostly to the outside tables and people watched.
We also walked about twenty minutes down the road to the equally colorful Nana Plaza. 
They had pitchers!! My favorite.
Veeerrry interesting night!
Some of the fun snacks we came across while we were here. Of course, Andy had to try a Thai slurpee.
The sliced butter bread cracked me up. It was everywhere.
We ended our stay in Bangkok with an amazing lunch, with some of the best fresh fried egg rolls I’ve ever had, like they have ruined all other egg rolls for me. The bar is now set too high. (I love that they served their sauce out of a water bottle.) We also took one last walk down the Riverside.
And we are off on an overnight train down South to the islands. Bangkok was a great first stop- fun, crazy, and definitely quite the experience.
xoxo-sk
xoxo-sk 