Something that is universal, that is understood in every part of the world by every single person in some way, is love. Love has no judgements, no prejudices and no discrimination. Love is just love.
In the month of February, we celebrate love in the UK which often involves giant over-sized cuddly toys, copious amounts of red roses, cars, chocolates and depending on your circumstances perhaps a meal out or a takeaway on the sofa with a loved one. But how do people in Thailand celebrate Valentines?
What Happens in Thailand?
There are many
reasons to love Thailand and if you’re fortunate enough to be in Thailand for Valentine’s Day (‘
Wan Valentine‘ in Thai), it’s easy enough to spot the signs all around that love is in the air. Teenagers on motorbikes clutch oversized cuddly toys, flower markets do a roaring trade, restaurants host special promotions and various venues are decorated with red hearts....
Just because you're a vegetarian or indeed vegan does not mean you cannot enjoy Thai Cuisine. We ourselves have a number of vegetarian dishes on our menu that a lot of our diners enjoy, but we thought it would be great to share a selection of 5 Thai vegetarian recipes for you to try at home that the whole family will enjoy!
