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How much does a beer cost in Thailand?

By Editorial
Posted in Bars, Clubs and DJs, Food and drink, Live music, Going out
Tags: Beer, Chang, Heineken, leo bear, Pricing, Singha, Draft beer

26 August 2024

The average price for a bottle of beer in Thailand's most popular beer brands, such as Singha, Chang, and Leo, is about 45 Baht ($1,25) in supermarkets and 70 Baht ($1,96) in bars and restaurants.

Food (and crafts beer) in your mother tongue

By François Nang Lae
Posted in Living in Thailand, You can find restaurants, Going out
Tags: draft bear, Food and drink, Dutch, Northern Thailand, Draft beer

June 24, 2020

No matter how attached you are to Thailand and Thai food, sometimes you just want to be able to order your food in your native language, so that you can be sure that you will get what you asked for.

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How much does a beer cost in Thailand?

Food (and crafts beer) in your mother tongue