Thread: Lunch ... the second course

Originally Posted by DrWilly

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It certainly is, nothing comes close to even resembling meat like that.

^ Looks great mate!

Any sauce/juices?



(David salivates slightly, but resists licking the 'puter screen )

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

although I see you opted for a normal table.

Yep, too old to fit into those pain in the ass sunken tables now.

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

And the money shot...

This is the money shot!

Some good food here. I love Wagyu it is true there really is nothing else like it. I have a rib-eye in the fridge, may have to do that next.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Some good food here. I love Wagyu it is true there really is nothing else like it. I have a rib-eye in the fridge, may have to do that next.

Korean Hanwoo...

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Korean Hanwoo...

I have heard it is excellent, but I've never tried it.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Yep, too old to fit into those pain in the ass sunken tables now.




This is the money shot!

”and the money shot…” means the following pic, thanks to the “…”

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

”and the money shot…” means the following pic, thanks to the “…”

I was trying, perhaps unsuccessfully,to suggest that the pic I quoted was a more suitable version of a money shot on account of being more delicious looking.

Let’s compromise, with a double money shot. Any more and it’ll become the bukake shot.

Probably half way to that place by now...

Larb moo... I love the stuff.

In a rare act of affection the wife... ordered the gardener to pick up a portion from the local Isaan place.



I love it... and went for 'pet nitnoi' today and could just about handle it.

We were in the Phloen Chit area today and found this 'naaaaaaraaaakkk' chow mun gai place called Miss Hong. Not the biggest portions for 65baht but the soup and sauce is delicious.

Also in the area is Billy's Smokehouse which looks pretty good. Although I do not know how much you can trust a 'smokehouse' who also sells pastas and salads.

Google Maps

Both meals looking good!

Had a friend drop by early. He is a "wake and bake" kinda guy so about 10:00 am we got hungry. Neither felt like eggs, the wife is gone for the weekend and beef can be on the menu. Super steak sandwich was the solution.

You need a nice garlicy toasted roll



Then you fry up some mushrooms and onions.



Get your steak on the roll.



Add some onion gravy and crispy fries, no comments on the fries, all the store had and they were good.





All that is now long gone!!

I'm not really big on the repo game, but I have never been so disappointed to be out of greens.

Very nice AO!

Roast chook and gravy sandwich (or is it a burger because it's on bread? ) and a tub of natural yoghurt with some honey added for afters.

Turkey and cheese for me today.....

That looks brilliant, the roll, the red onion, the pickles, the mayo! But I'm not seeing cheese or are you going to tell me that it's some weird American mayo cheese concoction?

I'd murder it!

^ it's hidden under the turkey...a nice sharp cheddar.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

That looks brilliant, !

Has the definition of brilliant been changed while I was having a piss just then?

Is that wafer thin turkey ham on a wannabe sourdough roll with Coon cheddar, half a pickle and a smidgen of onion?

Let be honest here, if someone handed that over to you at Subway, you'd give em a round of fucks.

As a rule of thumb... If its not beef and you can eat it on Willy's balcony... it needs binning

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

Let be honest here, if someone handed that over to you at Subway, you'd give em a round of fucks.

Well, it wasn't Subway, but it hit the spot for me. Sometimes, simple rocks simply better. In fact most times, simple is usually better. Embrace simplicity!

Generally speaking, it sells better too.