Thread: Lunch ... the second course

^ Lunch Date?

I feel a Bromance coming on

Would have been good but I'm off to Kuching and Kota Kinabalu and then back to NZ after that.

Next time for sure

Double post...

Originally Posted by panama hat

Koyaku restaurant?

Not sure of the name. It's situated at the front and has an outdoor seating area.

I'm off to Ikea in a bit. Might give that Japanese restaurant in 1U a whirl, if I can steer clear of the Swedish meatballs

And...Yeah it was Koyaku

Originally Posted by Dillinger

And...Yeah it was Koyaku

Good place! Nice choice.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I'm off to Ikea in a bit. Might give that Japanese restaurant in 1U a whirl, if I can steer clear of the Swedish meatballs

IKEA is at The Curve (IKANO) and Sushi Zanmai is at 1Utama, third floor in the New Wing . . . only five minutes away and a different mall.

Try the vegetarian meatballs - not as disgusting as they sound

A starter while the Missus pushed the shopping trolley to the car,


And a Maccas fillet-o-fish clone for brunch,

^ Should have been a choc-top

^I only had 19 Baht left in my sky-rocket after grocery shopping

^ should have gone to KFC not that overpriced bourgeoisie place, you could have got two

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

^ should have gone to KFC not that overpriced bourgeoisie place, you could have got two

We have both at my local TESCO ... the girls @ Dairy Queen are much easier on the eye

^Have both at the 2 shopping centers with Big C's here as well, Dairy Queen is better and hang the expense

Emergency corned beef hash today... a lot of leftovers to use up.

^ beauty

Brunch today!

Should have this more often...

Military operation getting everything cooked to perfection and on the plate.


Much prefer a brunch to a breakfast on account of a few hours extra sleep

Originally Posted by Mendip

Emergency corned beef hash today... a lot of leftovers to use up.

Look at that green pearl in there..no words.

^^ For me that is just superb.

It's the availability of food like that which will one day probably make me move back to the UK.

In Korat it would be a major operation to source all of those ingredients, even if it was possible at all. I bet you can find all that within 5 minutes of your home... I'm very envious.

^^^Lunch of legends there Mr Chitty. Top scran sir!

Spicy Som Tam for Friday lunch prepared by a lovely lady from the province of Sarawak on Borneo island using green papaya and chillis from my very own garden.



I am not sure if Som Tam is actually a thing in Malaysia as she said she learned it from one of her Thai friends. I have tasted Som Tam in Thailand from a female companion's plate but never eaten a whole bowl myself before.

In any case a royal rumpy pumpy rogering was the order of the day as a mark of my sincere gastronomic appreciation

^ thats not a proper somtam without longbeans, nuts, dried shrimp and 18 chilis. Said the wife

That looks amazing and absolutely smashes Mendip's dried up offering outta the park, although i'd personally swap the steak for back bacon.

Originally Posted by Mendip

^^ For me that is just superb.

It's the availability of food like that which will one day probably make me move back to the UK.

You could just move to Chiang Mai.

Bob's Cafe in Robinson's Mall....



210 pesos/130B

To be honest, I was just expecting one patty.

^

Originally Posted by Topper

Bob's Cafe in Robinson's Mall....

210 pesos/130B

To be honest, I was just expecting one patty.

Always good to enjoy devouring the local cuisine.







Delisherous.

Great photography.

Red is such an appealing colour ... the soup, I mean