My new friend, Wardha Wangpakdee who is origin of Bangkok invited me to taste several snacks and food sold at Bangkapi street near by Rama Road 9, an area where most Thai muslim reside.
Thai muslim are able to speak and write in MaÂlay due to their close geography and hisÂtory with Malaysia, and giving the easy way to communicate with Indonesian who by acciÂdent visit to Thailand shall not get the problem to understand orally.
I talked to Wardha who also has place in Cape Town, South Africa that Indonesian loves very much of fruit salad, espeÂcially in the hottest weather.
Wardha directly took my hand to a local restaurant, big enough. This seafood restauÂrant alsi serves Thai fruit salad which is similar to the IndoneÂsian Rujak.
Fruit Salad in Thailand is called Som Tam, it conÂtains various of ingredients. Garlic and small green chili were pounded roughly, then poured with frozen sugar, liquid fish flavor, fresh lemon juice and mixed. Put fresh toÂmato, green long beans, shredÂded papaya, peanuts, salt and then mix together.