@@48Holiao I flew to Bangkok in the morning of May 20th, transferred at noon, and arrived in Hat Yai in the afternoon. Leaving the country on May 30th. Will stay at B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel
Penang’s foodcourt culture is unique. Unlike Singapore’s , which is institutionally designed into government’s flats. Taiwan is not capable to open these. Reasons are many. They are still street based. New malls have foodcourts but 99% Japanese. Quite impossible to find authentic Hokkien food. Even if you can find them, they are not as good as Penang or KL, or JB or Ipoh…
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i coming tomorrow early morning
Hi Steven , Hello Patrick 🙋howare you guys 🤝 48 Holiao 👍😊
hi bro, we are good. see you at Hatyai
@@48Holiao
I flew to Bangkok in the morning of May 20th, transferred at noon, and arrived in Hat Yai in the afternoon. Leaving the country on May 30th.
Will stay at B2 Hat Yai Premier Hotel
ya bro I think will see you on 21/5
@@雷振聵 I will be at Hatyai 25-27 May
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Penang Hokkien sound like Vietnamese
yes we got influenced by Thai and we have our own slang 😂
Penang’s foodcourt culture is unique. Unlike Singapore’s , which is institutionally designed into government’s flats.
Taiwan is not capable to open these. Reasons are many. They are still street based. New malls have foodcourts but 99% Japanese. Quite impossible to find authentic Hokkien food. Even if you can find them, they are not as good as Penang or KL, or JB or Ipoh…
yes these are temporary food court only and they are moving out may be a few years later