"A pearl is a beautiful thing that is produced by an injured life. It is the tear [that results] from the injury of the oyster. The treasure of our being in this world is also produced by an injured life. If we had not been wounded, if we had not been injured, then we will not produce the pearl."~ Stephan Hoeller
I had the opportunity to travel to Bangkok, Thailand in December 2011, I visited only a few places in the city, one of my favorite places was this beautiful restaurant called In Love located on the banks of Chaophraya River near Rama 4 Bridge. Its absolutely splendid :) Perfect spot if you are like moi. I had no idea such a place existed, but my friend L took me there, we were further joined by her family and friends who were so warm and kind. The only regret i have is that i did not have my digital camera with me :( however I 'have uploaded this video from Youtube :) also i have clicked some really-blurry cell phone pictures with no flash! <closes her eyes with her palms>
I dint have my digital camera with me through the trip, all i have to share are these dinky, blurry, blackberry camera pictures :( I am absolutely certain it won't do justice to the food or the place, but here goes ..
Magnificent view of the Rama 4 Bridge - it was spectacular!
It was a perfect spot to spend an evening with friends and family.
Thai -style veggie soup , it was served in a vessel which was placed over flame to keep the soup warm through the meal- the soup was YUM!
Thai green curry with fish balls, egg plant and fresh salad
Deep fried fresh water fish with egg plant salad, fresh peanut sauce and fresh cut vegetables.
Delicious deep fried fresh water fish served with spicy chilli and garlic sauce and fresh vegetables - SUPER YUM!
We devoured everything :)
A super yummy dinner, fantastic location and great company :) on the whole fantastic evening.
Tea Time at Thailand is quite interesting :) In India tea and coffee is usually served along with spicy snacks and savories so I found it very different (in pleasant way) to know that tea and coffee at Thailand was served along with fresh cut seasonal fruits and some very interesting snacks.
