On Sunday, I visited the walking street – a street market which sells a variety of items –street food snacks, t-shirts, handbags, souvenirs… basically any touristy rubbish you might wish to buy, or food you may wish to eat.
Anything you may want to eat
Oddly, there are a couple of Buddhist temples dotted around the street – should you get tired, you can pray for escape from the evil gods of capitalism.
Some of the items that I found interesting were:
the recycled coke and beer cans which had been made into tuk tuks or motorcycles:
Recycle like you really mean it! Can made tuk-tuks
the eggs being cooked on a slow barbecue in banana boats:
Slow cooked eggs
the roast corn / sweet potatoes being lathered in a weirdly orange coloured butter and coated (sprinkled is just not the right word!) in salt:
Yuh salt!
and the fruit set out for immediate smoothies:
Fruit!
Following the trip to the street, I rushed home to meet Noom, the chef from the Spirit House, ready and waiting to cook
Greedy Gyal 
Nicky, what was the flavour of the eggs? I quite like that idea. 🙂
I didn’t try the eggs but it looked like they were beaten like an omelette with mushrooms and other bits included.
They seem to use eggs for anything – among the omelettes that you can buy for example is Pad Thai omelette, which is simply Pad Thai wrapped in a thin omelette casing.
ok … pity you did not have a taste … 🙂