I know this is off topic but ..
On Facebook there is a place called 'Dreamer Hood' it is in Vietnam they seem to have a great variety of products.

Delicious looking Buds


Nice looking Hash


and Cannabis infused Beer


Has anyone ever visited the place ?

beaker wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 5:35 pm I know this is off topic but ..
On Facebook there is a place called 'Dreamer Hood' it is in Vietnam they seem to have a great variety of products.


Has anyone ever visited the place ?

Yeah, looks good- it's started popping up on my fb- don't think i liked it or anything but thats the spooky facebook way i guess. I hope it's legit- if it was i guess it would be owned by cops- but my cynical side tells me its some scammy Vietnamese BS.

^^ Yeah it's the place I thought- last year when I checked it out online there were heaps of reviews saying they just take photos from Amsterdam/ Colorado and when you get there all they have is the same old overpriced "ditchweed". They've obviously found a way to remove all the bad reviews. Still, I'd have a look if I was in the area.

Cannabis oil products made in Thailand are seen on display during the launch of the first official medical cannabis clinic to provide free treatment for the first batch of patients taking part in a monitoring research programme in Bangkok, Jan 6, 2020. (Reuters file photo)/size]

Thailand touted as medical marijuana tourist destination

“We don’t want foreigners to come in and invest, then reap all the benefits.”

Bloomberg
10 AUG 2020

Thailand’s ailing economy, particularly its tourism and agriculture sectors, is poised to get a boost from new rules that ease the private cultivation and sale of medical marijuana.

“Thailand is already a tourist destination for many foreigners, and marijuana will be another attraction for the country and for medical tourists,” Marut Jirasrattasiri, director-general of the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine, said in an interview. Private medical practitioners with licences will gain the right to “grow, produce and export marijuana,” he said, adding that Thai farmers will gain “more options for income.”

“In the next stages, both Thais and foreigners will have the opportunity to be treated with medical marijuana, but only after the Covid-19 pandemic has passed and inter-travel restrictions lifted,” Mr Marut said. “Marijuana has always been Thailand’s crop, and all the foreign countries love it.”

The majority of Thailand’s 23 exchange-traded health-care operators, led by Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Plc Bumrungrad Hospital Plc and Samitivej Plc derive a significant portion of their revenue from foreign patients.

full. https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/19 ... estination

Oh lovely, I can see it now, Anutin will declare that Thailand will be the cannabis hub of SEA if he's elected PM. Just no raggy pothead backpacker hippie tourists allowed, only high value elite card holding tourists, and they will serve their quarantine on cannabis island somewhere in the Andaman. Oh the billions of baht will be dancing in all their little stoned heads.
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now that cannabis infused beer looks rather interesting... could probably do same with vodka.

Cannabis café: Prachin Buri hospital opens “Taste of Ganja” restaurant
Caitlin Ashworth
Published 11 hours ago on Tuesday, January 12, 2021


Cannabis is now on the menu at a Thailand hospital restaurant, but don’t expect to get high from the meals seasoned with cannabis leaves. Only parts of the plant that contain very, very low traces of the psychoactive component tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, are legal for consumption. The THC-rich, euphoria-inducing buds are still illegal and classified as a Category 5 narcotic.

“Ganja Ros,” meaning “Taste of Ganja” at Prachin Buri’s Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital serves spicy salad with fried cannabis leaves, bread with cannabis leaves and meat stir fried with basil and cannabis leaves. The restaurant is open from 9am to 4pm.

Last month, cannabis leaves, stems, stalks and roots were officially removed from Thailand’s narcotics list, allowing basically any part of the plant except for the buds to be used for consumption. Only those authorised by the government can grow and cultivate cannabis.

Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital has been active in promoting cannabis for medical use. The hospital opened a medical marijuana clinic in 2019 distributing cannabis oil with low THC content to patients.
https://thethaiger.com/news/national/ca ... restaurant