Visiting "Kheim Island Seafood" restaurant was a spontaneous decision. While driving through Phang-nga, unsure of where to have lunch, I decided to google the top seafood places to eat nearby, and that's when I stumbled upon this gem.
The food here is simply amazing, and the kindness and friendliness of the staff and the restaurant owner make the dining experience even more enjoyable. I was pleased to learn that they source all their raw materials locally, directly from the hardworking local fishermen.
The seafood here is incredibly fresh, and each dish carries an authentic and delicious flavour. Regrettably, I only had the chance to order two dishes this time, as I plan to indulge in more culinary delights with my friend "Ju" once I reach Phuket."
I ordered to a Thai-style stir-fried stink beans with shrimp and a Thai sour curry soup with crab. Although I requested a milder taste, the dishes were still a bit spicier than I preferred. Nevertheless, their incredible flavours made up for it, and I found both dishes to be absolutely delicious.
When I was young, stink beans weren't exactly my favorite. However, during my recent visit to Thailand, I decided to give them another chance, and to my surprise, I absolutely fell in love with them!
Overall, I had a great time at the restaurant and thoroughly enjoyed the food. It's funny how unexpected things, like stumbling upon this restaurant, can turn out to be a delightful surprise. If I ever get the chance to visit Phang-nga again, I will definitely return to "Kheim Island Seafood".
Call to book a table: +66 81 476 9628
Address: 9/7 หมู่ 5 บ้านเกาะเคี่ยม ต.บางเตย, Tham Nam Phut, Phang-nga, Thailand, 82000
Finally, I am happy seeing this lovely face again. Years of catching up and a single day can't seem to be enough. I'm so excited to hear all about the incredible things that have happened in your past two years and all the amazing stuff going on right now. Not to forget, one awesome blessing thing that's coming your way in a month or two. Can't wait for all the awesomeness! 😄🎉
Wishing you all the best! Babe, you are amazing!! XX
กำลังขับรถไปภูเก็ตไปเอาสวีดิชพาสปอร์ต อยู่ดีได้อยากไปสระมรกตกับน้ำตกร้อนซะงั้น อีก 2 ชั่วโมงสระมรกตและน้ำตกร้อนกำลังจะปิด รีบขับสุดๆ สุดท้ายก็ได้ไปทัน บางครั้งการที่ไม่ได้แพลนอะไรก็ดีเหมือนกัน ทำให้เราได้ไปสถานที่ที่เราไม่ได้วางแผนไว้ Things happen when you least expect them. That's life hehe.
As I was heading to Phuket to get my Swedish passport, an unexpected and spontaneous decision led me to the captivating Emerald Pool and Hot Stream Waterfall in Klong Thom, Krabi.
Life has a way of surprising us when we least expect it. Arriving just one and a half hours before closing time, I made the most of my short visit and thoroughly enjoyed every moment spent there.
Please note that at the Hot Spring, there are quite a lot of mosquitoes, so having some mosquito repellent on hand would be helpful.
Emerald Pool
Opening Hours: Everyday from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Fee
While living in Sweden, I haven't had the opportunity to make many Thai friends, but Meaow stands out as one of the finest ones, always reliable and supportive. It feels great to be back in town meeting all familiar faces, even if only for a short period before moving to Spain.
Shoutout to @kaffeverket for the excellent coffee and cinnamon roll that made my day even better!
Att bo här i Sverige har jag inte så många thailändska vänner. Meaow, hon är en av de finaste jag vet och jag kan alltid lita på henne. Känns bra att vara tillbaka i stan för att se alla mina bekanta ansikten trots att det är bara en kort stund innan jag flyttar till Spanien nästa månad.
Jag lärde känna Pang och hennes bf, Leif, för ett par år sedan när jag var i Hat Yai, Thailand. Det hände bara att de var i Stockholm bara idag innan de resar till Visby. Det var trevligt att träffa er även om jag inte har haft mycket tid att verkligen visa dem runt Stockholm. Hoppas i alla fall att ni två har det fantastiskt i Visby (såklart ...)
A couple of years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Pang and her boyfriend, Leif, during my visit to Hat Yai, Thailand. Today, luck was on our side as they happened to be in Stockholm before heading to Visby. Although I didn't have much time to give them a proper tour, it was truly wonderful to see them again. I'm sure you both will have an amazing time in Visby (of course you will...). Enjoy your adventures!
Thai Mat på THAIWOK, Vasastan, Stockholm
รู้จักแป้งและแฟนเมื่อสองสามปีที่แล้วตอนที่ไปเที่ยวหาดใหญ่ บังเอิญพวกเขามาสตอกโฮล์มวันนี้ก่อนที่จะออกเดินทางไปวิสบี (Visby) ก็เลยออกมาเจอแบบรีบๆ แบบเพิ่งตื่นประมาณนั้น เป็นเรื่องดีที่ได้เจอทั้งสองคนแม้ว่าฉันจะมีเวลา chit chat แค่แป้ปเดียว 555 อย่างไรก็ตามพี่หวังว่าสองคนจะ Have an awesone time in Visby นะ
A big thanks to my bestie, Jantima Anantaworapot, for treating me to a lovely lunch in Trang. Hopefully, we'll have the chance to meet up in Sweden soon, babe! The food was fantastic, and I couldn't get enough of the "Koong Krob" – the Thai-Chinese style deep-fried shrimp was simply delightful.
The owner and staff were incredibly friendly and kind. Without a doubt, I'll be returning next time I find myself in Trang.
คุณวางแผนที่จะเฉลิมฉลองวันชาติของสวีเดนหรือไม่ ใครฉลองก็เล่าให้ฟังได้นะคะว่าคุณเฉลิมฉลองอย่างไรในความคิดเห็นด้านล่าง Blog สุดท้ายนี้ Glad Nationaldag! (Happy National day!)
English Version
Swedes celebrate their National Day on 6 June in honour of two historical events: Gustav Vasa being elected king (6th June 1523) and the adoption of a new constitution (6th June 1809).
The history of Sweden’s National Day, all the way back to the 1500s. On June 6th 1523, Gustav Vasa was crowned king and subsequently liberated Sweden from the Kalmar Union, which at that time was comprised of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. A few hundred years later on the 6th of June 1809, Sweden adopted a new constitution restoring political power to the parliament.
The idea of the national celebration came first from Artur Hazelius, who founded Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in Sweden. Artur first started celebrating on the 6th of June during the 90s.
It wasn’t until the dissolution of the union between Norway and Sweden in 1905, Sweden started to create their own flag as a result, that Swedes started calling the 6th of June the “Swedish Flag Day” in 1916.
Till this day, Skansen is the go-to for many Stockholmers and the Swedish Royal Family to celebrate June 6th. However it would take approximately 100 years for the Swedish parliament to recognise the day as an official holiday. In 2004, the parliament finally voted on the 6th of June to become the Swedish National holiday.