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    Chim Chim and Don Don

    ...Chim Chim is the restaurant attached to the Siam@Siam hotel across from National Stadium...the restaurant had been overtaken by an extraordinarily boisterous Filipino table from which we fled to a far corner where the muzak was loud and annoying. As it turns out, these were clues of what was to come: bland mediocrity, tasteless mains, boring appetizers and a passable dessert...never again: poached eggs on English muffin with Hollandaise sauce, pasta vongole, cauliflower cheese, and bacon roasted potatoes...nothing memorable...or even finished...

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    ...after lunch we stopped at MBK to visit Don Don Donki (where Tokyu once was), a down-market department store with hundreds of bins of detritus from the Chinese mainland...the shoppers were far more interesting than what was on sale: Europeans examining Japanese utensils, Indians fondling Christmas decorations, Japanese teenagers looking at ultra-cheap make up, lots of folks overwhelmed at the variety of worthless nonsense available...in short, it was fascinating enough to keep us there for 20 minutes before we fled to the BTS...
    Majestically enthroned amid the vulgar herd

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    Quote Originally Posted by tomcat View Post
    ...Chim Chim is the restaurant attached to the Siam@Siam hotel across from National Stadium...the restaurant had been overtaken by an extraordinarily boisterous Filipino table from which we fled to a far corner where the muzak was loud and annoying. As it turns out, these were clues of what was to come: bland mediocrity, tasteless mains, boring appetizers and a passable dessert...never again: poached eggs on English muffin with Hollandaise sauce, pasta vongole, cauliflower cheese, and bacon roasted potatoes...nothing memorable...or even finished...

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    ...after lunch we stopped at MBK to visit Don Don Donki (where Tokyu once was), a down-market department store with hundreds of bins of detritus from the Chinese mainland...the shoppers were far more interesting than what was on sale: Europeans examining Japanese utensils, Indians fondling Christmas decorations, Japanese teenagers looking at ultra-cheap make up, lots of folks overwhelmed at the variety of worthless nonsense available...in short, it was fascinating enough to keep us there for 20 minutes before we fled to the BTS...
    Sounds like you'd have been better off at the food court in MBK!

    Great beef noodles there (you could get pork ).

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    Don Quijoti discount stores are everywhere in Japan. I had no idea there was one in MBK! And, yes, a major purveyor of cheap rubbish.

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    they are pretty coool. japanese school girl uniforms, maid outfits, all the like.
    food selection is pretty good too.
    one at Thonglo and Seacon too (probably more).
    booze collection is not bad either, never actually buy much but missus like it
    jap food is overpriced soo overall a fair simulation of a japanese supermarket crossed with a 100 yen shop
    we won it at wemberlee
    we on it in gay paree...

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