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Suki Teenoi: The Affordable Hotpot Sensation or Just a Trend? Introduction It appears lately that everyone in Bangkok is talking about Suki Teenoi. From social media, foodie blogs, or good old word of mouth, this late-night suki chain has attracted a decent following. Its affordable prices, speedy service, and casual dining atmosphere have been able to attract a massive following, especially from students and young professionals. But as I started to research more about it, I had to ask myself: is this business model sustainable, or is Suki Teenoi just another restaurant phenomenon that will eventually die off? Why People Love It From my point of view, the greatest strength of Suki Teenoi is its affordability. Bangkok is full of high-end suki and hotpot eateries, but they are pricey. Suki Teenoi, however, provides a complete meal for a fraction of the cost, so it is very accessible to nearly everyone. Another feature I prefer is the 24-hour operation. In a city where people are known to...

MuvMi: A Step Towards Sustainable Transport or Just a Trend? Introduction I have always wanted to know where technology and sustainability meet, especially in a city such as Bangkok, where congestion and pollution are a way of life. So, when I first heard about MuvMi, the electric tuk-tuk ride-sharing company, I thought it was brilliant. To reduce carbon emissions without sacrificing the convenience of tuk-tuks is the ultimate answer. But on closer inspection, I couldn't help but question whether MuvMi is actually the future of urban transport or just a passing craze with more questions than answers. The Good: Green and Convenient One of the best things I love about MuvMi is that it promotes sustainability. Bangkok really needs cleaner transportation, and electric tuk-tuks can help to reduce air pollution. And the fact that the service is an app-based business makes it even more convenient than the usual tuk-tuks that usually require negotiating and paying in cash. Another plus poi...