The excitement was mounting as we approaches the Immigration Complex at the border unfortunately the traffic was bad and the queue to clear the travelling document took us a while too. It's holiday leh.... and bus loads of tourists just keep on coming ...
It was already 10.00am we were still at the Immigration Complex but minutes later all was done and we were able to proceed with our journey.We were hungry and Yong Lim took us here which is near Daiichi Hotel, Hatyai.
At last we got to eat and that was our brunch on the second day of Chinese New Year.Thai Chicken rice with braised trotter, roast pork & Char Siu. And some selection! of Thai mini Dim Sum.A plate of roast pork & Char Siu...nice but nothing spectacular.Thaifragrantrice with doses of golden fried garlic.Steamed chicken meat with some gizzard so good that we ordered another plate but this time without any gizzard.Tempting braised trotters enticing you at the severy counter.Our share of the braised, nicely de-boned braised trotter and cut into right sizes for us.We decided not to drive in Hatyai City but to move around with the ! famous T uk Tuk.
I was amazed that the Tuk Tuk can accommodate 10 of us and the charge was 200bahts.
These two seems to enjoy very much on the Tuk Tuk ride.
That's it, we arrived at a shopping area.
Hatyai is very vibrant during! Chinese New Year and who says it's already quiet here.... maybe it's CNY.
We went to the market (pasar) & many bazaars and did some shopping.Hatyai got Bak kut Teh leh.....but we did not try. Just wonderingwhetherit can beat Klang's.Jo wasfascinatedwith the waffle and could not resist trying it.They love it.Amazing petty trader on wheels.This is incrediblydeliciouspineapple from Chiangrai and incredibly sweet though it's small in size.After all the walking we were gamed for food and tried a popular fried koay teow, something like Cantonese Fried Noodle.The place was packed and we have to wait a while to be seated.The cooking area is right in front of the shop.Sugar cane juice is available like everywhere in Hatyai, super sweet and refreshing.
The wet version (Malaysian Cantonese fried) but no seafood found in it.
As usual the chilli pickle that goes with the noodle.
Majority prefers the wet version.I wanted to rest after all the food & walking and needed a massage badly, 4 of us went for a 2 hours Thai massage, the kids went to a nearby internet centre and I had a good series of snoring which I was told at the end of the session. It was a goodrevitalisationjust like a newly charged battery.Next we drove to the fringe of the city for some sight seeing.
Took some photos to shown proof that they have visited these places.....
The younger ones were exhausted and were still sleeping in the cars while we took a brief sight seeing.One for the album @ Hatyai Hill.
At the Golden Buddha of Hatyai Hill.
It was time for dinner as we were travelling back to Malaysia and we stopped at Sadao. A town before Danok at this Thai Muslim shop for BBQ and magnificent Thai foods.
By the time we finished our dinner it was about 10.00pm, we still have to clear the immigration and drive back to my brother's house in Sg. Petani. We reached SP 11 plus and time to rest ourselves for tomorrow.
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