Lunch to go

I visited the Emporium Food Hall again to pick up some lunch. This time, I decided to try out a new phrase I learned in Thai:
"hok klap baan" (pronounced: hock glap ban)
which means,
"to take home".

I was very happy to see the phrase worked. The lady at the shop prepared two plates of glass noodles with seafood (yum unsen in Thai), put them into plastic containers and off I went.

When I got back to the hotel, I took this photo. It was VERY spicy. I had forgotten to ask for less spices! ^_^

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