Thai New Year Festivities
Hi, Is there any Thai New Year Festivities going on in San Diego? I am looking to try new foods. Thanks!
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I was excited to go to the street festival two saturdays ago after hearing about it on npr. I guess I was thinking it was going to be a somewhat larger festival with several booths, perhaps expanding into the area across the street from the restaurant. But when I got there, it just seemed like the restaurant was open for business as usual and there were a couple tables outside where chefs were making the few "special" menu items, but you still had to go inside to order. Not hungry enough to sit down and eat a full meal, my boyfriend and I just left. The food did sound good and unique, I just don't know how you could call it a festival.
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I'm in Seattle right now, but I plan on stopping by the Thai Buddhist temple in Escondido when I get home and inquiring about their celebration. Last year that held it a couple of weeks after the New Year, and I missed it.
I'll update soon, and you'll definitely want to plan a drive north to attend. The food is amazing.›3 Replies-
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re: Uncle Lefty
Well, if your wife and her girlfriends are talking about it, it surely would be worth attending! I found this on Google:
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Saffron's going to be holding a special New Year's street food market on April 16, 17 & 18, 6p-9p, 11a-3p, & 11a-3p respectively.
(Their Talad Nut street food market will continue to repeat monthly on the first Saturday of every month, the first one having been held last week.)
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re: daantaat
I really don't have much of an idea since I didn't make it to their inaugural street food market this past Saturday. It's hard to imagine they can get much of anything going on down there being that there's so little open space in the first place. It leaves me curious too what the logistics will be.
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