$1.41 Vs $83 Buffet in Bangkok, Thailand!! Which One is Worth It?

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[teeratornsaneeyeng]

The dishes on the $1.41 buffet were actually all side dishes that Thai people normally eat with steamed rice. So if you eat them without rice, I can tell you that they're probably all a little too salty. So the taste of all the dishes there usually goes well with steamed rice. Unlike the $83 buffet, where most of the dishes are prepared without rice, the taste is much more pleasant than the $1.41 buffet. For Thai people, the $1.41 buffet is something for everyday consumption, while the $83 buffet is for special occasions.

[JSin_]

You can tell the difference with Sonny between Egypt and Thailand. He is not scared, he is confident here. I feel like Sonny is setting up a roadmap for a few of us to travel. Sonny, is there a document we can download/buy showcasing the places you been over the past few years?

[mephiticlies]

I've been going on food adventures with Sonny on the daily since I haven't been able to eat in a year!!! Everyone asks me...why do you torture yourself by watching him? It's not torture!!! I cook for my family, watch them enjoy the food...then...I hook up my food bag and feast with Sonny...it makes it so much easier to live without food!!! Maybe I'm crazy...lol Much love to you all and thank you Sonny for bringing joy to a broken woman's soul!!! Happy new year everyone!!!

[WickedWorld]

Watching these food & travel vlogs with Sonny inspires me to start eating healthier again and actually get creative with the food I consume. I've been so lazy, I only shove the worst kinds of food in my mouth, I haven't even cooked in my kitchen for at least two months. Last summer I discovered middle eastern food for myself and cooked so much new stuff. Now I just feel depressed and no motivation, but actually cooking and eating clean would surely raise my mood and make me feel phisically better too..

[roshanibabu]

There's never a dull moment watching Sonny's channels. What a gift that is in itself! He truly enjoys doing these shows and his joy is so palpable.

[xiaorishu]

I swear, you have the best commentary skills. 🤣

[michaeltan]

Sonny you're one of a few honest food reviewers in Youtube. Some people they just got paid to say how delicious the food are, which is very misleading for the most part.

[expectacionwest]

Best Food Ever! Sonny, just telling you, , how excellent you are doing your job! You’re interesting, funny, knowledgeable person, a people person, friendly and seems to know the world and it’s culture!we’re very blessed to have you! Thanks a Lot! Also to the whole crew doing this blog!youre all terrific!

[Patterrz]

So many options at the cheap one! would be hard not to visit everyday if you lived near it

[dsd-ej]

Sonny never forgets to remind us 4-5 times in every episode that he has a wife now. 😆🤣

[CrimFerret]

The low priced one was basically home cooking done well. It looked great. If I could only eat at one, I think I'd take the low priced one. If I want to go somewhere and eat at a major hotel buffet, I'll go to Las Vegas.

[bjw]

I'm afraid I could never really do a buffet justice, if I had all day, I could eat all day, but if I gorge myself I'd just get sick. Although 2 & a half hours at the Marriott, I could put a pretty fair dent into their protein, some of those seafoods & meats looked just devine, if I ever go overseas again I'm re watching these videos & taking notes, thank you Sonny & team.

[andyp]

I traveled in Thailand and the street food is by far the best in the world it's so fresh and it's also bloody cheap, plus the people are amazing.
😉🌎

[ericaclune]

I am fully enjoying the buffet content!!!! Please keep doing it. And I love the comparison of the different prices. Add in a mid priced one too!! 🙂

[hankbug]

I LOVE that you cover destinations and foods my medical condition keeps me from. Thank you for sharing your adventures, cuisines and cultures from around the world!

[JAY]

It’s good to see a place I’ve eaten at. Lived in Thailand for six years and will always prefer street food. Nam Tok Moo is to die for. 🙏🏾

[yoyoyoho]

Thailand 🇹🇭 number 1 In food variety.
This country blessed 🙌 with everything.

[suteerap]

Went to the Marriott buffet a few times. Love it! 😁
Secret tip 🤫: go to the buffet on Friday night. No 2-hour time limit. You can enjoy your buffet from 5:30pm to whenever it close. 😅

[glenkendal]

I ate at this Marriot on one of my last trips to Bangkok. My first time not eating on the street. There was some type of Buddhist holiday for street vendors so no street stalls in my area. After walking around searching for a food stall I gave up and went to this Marriot for a Buffet breakfast. It was delicious, but I succumbed to the effects of food poisoning before I could leave the hotel lol Thankfully my hotel was only 6-7 blocks away. Ended up bedridden for 1 day and was still sick for 3-4 more days by the time I made it to Hokkaido where I spent two of those 3-4 days in my hotel room. Thankfully it subsided enough to allow me to go on my amazing tour of hot springs and food across the island. So ironic that the first time I got sick in Thailand was from eating in a restaurant rather than on a street stall.

[V_channel_]

That $1.41 buffet looks really good to me. Perfect for low-budget tourists too BTW.