Feed me; spiral mooncakes

Spiral mooncakes just look lovely. I think mooncakes originated in China, eaten at the mid-autumn festival. The Chinese ones look a bit different, but come with the same fillings. The multi layered outside comes in a variety of flavours and colours. Filled with Taro, lotus seed paste and red bean is most common. At a mooncake stand at the Khorat book show at least 20 flavours were on offer, tried about six I hadn't seen before. The purple and green mooncakes look the best though.

Feed me; deep fried snack !

I don't eat a deep fried snack that often, but this fish looked too delicious to pass by. A lovely restaurant in Khorat (Nakhon Ratchasima), Thailand. Plenty of choice and not mentioned in any guide books to my knowledge. Opens about five in the afternoon, once serving starts you might have to get in line for a seat, well worth it though. I don't know the name but it's on Jomsurangyard road.
(Check location for a map)

 Closed in this picture from google maps.