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    Unhappy The Deli supermarket, Patong....closed!

    The deli supermarket in Patong was one of my favorite places. Was one of the best shops in Thailand.

    The Deli Supermarket in Patong Beach Phuket Thailand.

    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?

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    nope.

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    Did you move to Phuket, Earl?

    Thought you were in the bush upcountry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    The deli supermarket in Patong was one of my favorite places. Was one of the best shops in Thailand.

    The Deli Supermarket in Patong Beach Phuket Thailand.

    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?
    Don't know of any deli's per se, but Villa Market has a decent selection of meats and cheeses, as well as breads. Don't know how it would compare price wise with the Patong deli though. There are 3 VM's in Phuket, the one that I use is fairly large and in Chalong. I've been into the one at Boat Lagoon (Koh Keaw) and that's smaller. The third one's in Cherng Talay, but can't comment on that.

    There's also this delivery service that advertise quite frequently in TV:

    Food Delivery Bangkok Online Grocery Shopping Thailand PassionDelivery ? Passion Delivery

    though never used them personally.

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    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?

    Well you didnt share that with us before Earl. So go fork yourself

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    Quote Originally Posted by thaimeme View Post
    Did you move to Phuket, Earl?

    Thought you were in the bush upcountry.
    I spend most of my time, out in the jungle village watching my bamboo grow.

    Still keep my condo in Patong and still have the massage shop.

    Gotta show up from time to time to whip the girls into shape, and tend to the visa bullshit.

    There's always a fresh crop of jungle issan girls to train up!

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    That indeed is a crisis. There is, to my knowledge, only one really good deli chain in the PI - Santi's. I have two branches within an hour of me. If they closed, I'd truly be fucked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAG View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    The deli supermarket in Patong was one of my favorite places. Was one of the best shops in Thailand.

    The Deli Supermarket in Patong Beach Phuket Thailand.

    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?
    Don't know of any deli's per se, but Villa Market has a decent selection of meats and cheeses, as well as breads. Don't know how it would compare price wise with the Patong deli though. There are 3 VM's in Phuket, the one that I use is fairly large and in Chalong. I've been into the one at Boat Lagoon (Koh Keaw) and that's smaller. The third one's in Cherng Talay, but can't comment on that.

    There's also this delivery service that advertise quite frequently in TV:

    Food Delivery Bangkok Online Grocery Shopping Thailand PassionDelivery ? Passion Delivery

    though never used them personally.
    Good to know about the villa market in Chalong. There are things they have you cannot find anywhere else.
    I like the one on Sukumvit rd.

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    Just before they closed a couple months ago I had a nice long chat with the Thai Chinese owner of the Deli supermarket. (Had never met him in the 10 years I've been patronizing the place.)

    Very well travelled fellow, and has been there at the business for the past 30 years!

    I was cycling around at the time and I think I talked him into taking up cycling in his retirement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?

    Well you didnt share that with us before Earl. So go fork yourself
    Sorry man, sometimes I'm a bit slow....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    Just before they closed a couple months ago I had a nice long chat with the Thai Chinese owner of the Deli supermarket. (Had never met him in the 10 years I've been patronizing the place.)

    Very well travelled fellow, and has been there at the business for the past 30 years!

    I was cycling around at the time and I think I talked him into taking up cycling in his retirement.
    Earl, out of curiosity did he tell you why he is closing the deli? I have purchased at the Village Market in Udon since they do stock those hard to find western items. You will pay an inflated price for them though. That reminds me to make a Vlassic Kosher Dill pickle run.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rickschoppers
    Earl, out of curiosity did he tell you why he is closing the deli?
    Some tosser met him a few months ago and persuaded him to shut up shop, retire and take up cycling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAG
    The third one's in Cherng Talay, but can't comment on that.
    It's quite big and well stocked, but the prices range from silly to ludicrous. Luckily there's a Lotus Express close by so you can get nice fruit and veg there for ~60% of the price at Villa and just get the things not available in there at Villa.

    Also it's always pretty quiet and has lots of parking so it's quite convenient and they flog off some really good French cheeses at 1/2 price when they are approaching the expiry date.


    Don't tell Earl though, my liver probably can't take another one of his visits to Cherng Talay...
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    Quote Originally Posted by chassamui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by rickschoppers
    Earl, out of curiosity did he tell you why he is closing the deli?
    Some tosser met him a few months ago and persuaded him to shut up shop, retire and take up cycling.
    Good one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chassamui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by rickschoppers
    Earl, out of curiosity did he tell you why he is closing the deli?
    Some tosser met him a few months ago and persuaded him to shut up shop, retire and take up cycling.
    Chucky, you might have missed the small detail about being in business for 30 years.

    Do you always tend to miss the subtle details of life?

    Perhaps a remedial reading course!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rickschoppers View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    Just before they closed a couple months ago I had a nice long chat with the Thai Chinese owner of the Deli supermarket. (Had never met him in the 10 years I've been patronizing the place.)

    Very well travelled fellow, and has been there at the business for the past 30 years!

    I was cycling around at the time and I think I talked him into taking up cycling in his retirement.
    Earl, out of curiosity did he tell you why he is closing the deli? I have purchased at the Village Market in Udon since they do stock those hard to find western items. You will pay an inflated price for them though. That reminds me to make a Vlassic Kosher Dill pickle run.

    He just said it was time to retire after thirty years there.
    Though I kinda suspect a business slowdown with the arrival of gazillions of china and india visitors, as they wouldn't be regular customers.

    I rode by today and noticed a for sale sign in the window. The property was probably a pretty good deal 30 years ago.

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    ^ thats history Earl, it's about closing shop, the reason it probably closed is that a great Guru from the North inspired him to get on his bike and pedal through Burma, on a new friendship highway linking the two countries of India and Burma.
    He was told that his journey would get published in "Lonely Planet" and would make him famous.

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    ^indeed some truly inspired insight.

    I have no idea where this is going but I think Slackers wants me to brew another batch of mead.

    I still have some champagne yeast!

    This time it will be flavored with mango, the hoppy mead was a taste I never quite acquired, though very strong alcohol content.


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    As long as it is mead not peed weirdo!

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    Quote Originally Posted by slackula View Post
    As long as it is mead not peed weirdo!
    No it will be conventional mead,


    13th Century Mead


    But bear in mind our ancient ancestors saved nearly all their pee.

    Urine is quite a rare commodity if you study it some.

    Problem is, it cannot be controlled by a select few, only by you, you are the owner of your own existence!
    If you want that...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl View Post
    The deli supermarket in Patong was one of my favorite places. Was one of the best shops in Thailand.

    The Deli Supermarket in Patong Beach Phuket Thailand.

    They always had great selection of
    cheeses, breads, meats, California wine and spices for reasonable prices.

    Does anyone know of another such shop in Phuket?

    I think it called Villa Market Chalong...to the right of Home Pro entrance from car park at rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl
    California wine
    urine ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Earl
    Perhaps a remedial reading course!
    just who needs to be taking the piss ?

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    the choice of meats and cheeses ( and baked goods) at the Super Big c in Junk ceylon is very good, ( better than the villa in Chern Talay/Laguna) Better than Central and as good as villa in Chalong but better prices

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    Makro..?

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    ^^^
    TroUble with Macro however is that you enter with a basket to buy a few things and come out with two or three trolley loads of all those imported goodies that you ain't eaten for a while.
    Lat year went to buy a a large $1200 bt rice cooker to cook feed for dogs..
    Came out with a bill of 6k plus... Must admit the bulk bacon was excellent!

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