Sunday afternoon and the streets washed clean. A satisfying sense of accomplishment after traipsing to Wilmersdorf to buy my first furniture for the new flat. I had squinted at the photos online unsure if they were my sort of thing, but in person I was sure they were. (We might not have space for the coffee table though so let me know if you might want it.)

Afterwards I went to Thai Park and shared a dish of noodles with S beneath a louring sky. I assumed there were Thai prices and non-Thai prices but I watched carefully and everyone seemed to be handing over 5 euros for a generous plate of pad thai so I felt reassured.

Tomorrow we begin stripping our Raufasertapete! I would so love to understand why people feel moved to apply the stuff to their walls.

Thai Park (Preußenpark), Berlin-Wilmersdorf (map)
Thai food for sale weekend afternoons. The vendors and gamblers are undaunted by the rain, driving steel poles into the ground to erect makeshift canopies.

Comments

[Foodie in Berlin]

Is this Thai food sale every weekend? I clicked on the link but unfortunately my German is just not good enough to make out too much.

[Berlin Reified]

Suzan, yes, I'm pretty sure the Thai food is on sale every weekend that one can possibily manage to sit outside. As I say, they rigged up awnings, so I think they're rather hardy.

[Foodie in Berlin]

Excellent! Thank you! Oh and thank you for adding my blog onto your links page.

[frau]

Your pics are lovely, these look so good!

[Thai woman]

Thai food my favorite german dish, as I am a Thai woman can say :)