Newbie learning to take food photos
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jtsky
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Wanton Mee Dry
Sabx2 Pratunam
The dry wanton me is much better than the soup. Simple noodle with no sauce. Obly pork lard oil, crispy pork lard & preserved radish. The portion was very small!! I ate 3 bowls of it haha
Wow,nice. Anything will lard make the taste better, at least to me,
ntheni
Senior Member
I agreed :bsmilie:
jtsky
Senior Member
Spinach Pie
Mcdonald's Bangkok
I will always make it a point to visit bbk mcdonald's on my annual bbk visit. They always have these different kind of pies for my to try. Previously they had tuna mayo pie, tomato & ham pie, now they have spinach pie!!
Fries with Berry Mayo Dip
Mcdonald's Bangkok
Special dipping sauce which cost 9 baht, don't looks appealing but actually taste good. Added sweetness to mayo.
Wow, we should have these in Singapore, especially the spinach pie, yummy!
ntheni
Senior Member
I agreed, hope SG Mcdonald's can have some changes on the apple pie!! haha
ntheni
Senior Member
Fish Ball Soup
Somboon (Bantadthong Branch Bangkok)
A must visit restaurant everytime I go Bangkok. Cheap & tasty seafood!! The tomyum soup was good but we ordered fishball soup this time round because we got kids around hahaha But beware of the fake somboon named "Somboon Dee" They will "carrot" you big time.
ntheni
Senior Member
Seabass with Thai Sweet & Sour Sauce
Somboon (Bantadthong Branch Bangkok)
All these dishes including their signature dish Fried Curry Crab which was not shown cost about $80 plus SGD.
Need some advice on the fish photo, The chili covering the fish eyes. Does it looks distracting to you?
jtsky
Senior Member
This looks yummy! Have always been ordering the deep fried version here. Time to change.
Seabass with Thai Sweet & Sour Sauce
Somboon (Bantadthong Branch Bangkok)
All these dishes including their signature dish Fried Curry Crab which was not shown cost about $80 plus SGD.
Need some advice on the fish photo, The chili covering the fish eyes. Does it looks distracting to you?
ntheni
Senior Member
Thanks!! ya the fish was fresh, spicy & sour goes very well with the fish.
Ignatius Wang
Member
a nice food thread with nice pics.
starting to look like a mini food blog within a photography forum, but it would be good if all dishes have ratings (refering to the stars you usually give. excluding the self-cooked ones of course!).
btw, thanks for sharing the places with tasty food.
starting to look like a mini food blog within a photography forum, but it would be good if all dishes have ratings (refering to the stars you usually give. excluding the self-cooked ones of course!).
btw, thanks for sharing the places with tasty food.
ntheni
Senior Member
Thanks hahaha glad that you enjoyed it so far, I was trying not to turn it into a mini food blog that why I stop the rating stuff haha. My photos are all open for comments and discussion. Hoping to learn and improve more from the members of CS
ntheni
Senior Member
Back to Singapore!!
Hai Yan Char Kway Teow (Telok Blangah Rise Hawker Centre)
A nice little Char Kway Teow hidden in an old hawker centre. It's not those very outstanding kind of Char Kway Teow but it's a very local kind of Char Kway Teow that I eat when I was a kid. Very Singaporean lol As far as I know, this is the only stall that provide another option of "Char Bee Hoon" Same style as Char Kway Teow, but replaced the kway teow and noodle with bee hoon.
Hai Yan Char Kway Teow (Telok Blangah Rise Hawker Centre)
A nice little Char Kway Teow hidden in an old hawker centre. It's not those very outstanding kind of Char Kway Teow but it's a very local kind of Char Kway Teow that I eat when I was a kid. Very Singaporean lol As far as I know, this is the only stall that provide another option of "Char Bee Hoon" Same style as Char Kway Teow, but replaced the kway teow and noodle with bee hoon.
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