Thread: Lunch ... the second course

Short shorts are also good for a leer.

Originally Posted by armstrong

I haven't done the maths but I suspect the flights and hotels required to eat at Maison ala Joe might push it a tad over 400thb.

If only there were dozens of stores located in Bangkok, Hua Hin, Pattaya or the arse end of Korat catering to the needs of gout ridden expats in need of ultra processed foodstuffs.

Originally Posted by Mendip

My wife used to wear short skirts as well!

Did they earn you more chips than Armstrong?

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

If only there were dozens of stores located in Bangkok, Hua Hin, Pattaya or the arse end of Korat catering to the needs of gout ridden expats in need of ultra processed foodstuffs.

Yeah I've just been to one. I posted a picture of it.

^ I think you're missing the point of why wouldn't you cook that shit yourself at home in minutes.

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

^ I think you're missing the point of why wouldn't you cook that shit yourself at home in minutes.

It's nice to go outside?

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

I think you're missing the point of why wouldn't you cook that shit yourself at home in minutes.

Why are there establishments called restaurants? What's their purpose?

^^ Couldn't agree more. Also I have found it difficult to find decent gammon steaks in Thailand.

All things considered, I think that the gammon, egg and chips is better in the Robin Hood. You get more chips and the peas are greener.

Originally Posted by Mendip

^^ Couldn't agree more. Also I have found it difficult to find decent gammon steaks in Thailand.

All things considered, I think that the gammon, egg and chips is better in the Robin Hood. You get more chips and the peas are greener.

Yeah Robin Hood and O'Sheas do it better but that involves driving and a BTS trip. Londoner just involves the wife driving. More time for fairly moderating a Thailand based forum.

Originally Posted by Mendip

I have found it difficult to find decent gammon steaks in Thailand.

A link for the hard of thinking....

Gammon, (boneless raw ham) | Sloane's Online



Some simple instructions for the hard of cooking

How to Glaze a Ham | Sloane's

You're on fire Reg.

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

A link for the hard of thinking....

Gammon, (boneless raw ham) | Sloane's Online



Some simple instructions for the hard of cooking

How to Glaze a Ham | Sloane's

So you think I'm going to spend 2000thb just on the gammon let along the sides? Sucking the joy out of one of my favourite dishes by eating it every day for a week just to get my money's worth. Or I could just go to a restaurant.

^ It's a big boiled ham as well, not proper gammon steaks.

This threads got me in the mood for a pub lunch!

Hmm decisions....

Talk about boiled pig, I got sent a pic yesterday.

All I can say is...


Hal knows.

Originally Posted by armstrong

So you think I'm going to spend 2000thb just on the gammon let along the sides? Sucking the joy out of one of my favourite dishes by eating it every day for a week just to get my money's worth. Or I could just go to a restaurant.

Or just save up

Originally Posted by BLD

Or just save up

You didn't read the post did you.

Originally Posted by armstrong

So you think I'm going to spend 2000thb just on the gammon let along the sides? Sucking the joy out of one of my favourite dishes by eating it every day for a week just to get my money's worth. Or I could just go to a restaurant.

Or Im sure Mendy would lend you his whole leg of lamb chopping angle grinder.

Can't go wrong for a tenner..

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Can't go wrong for a tenner..

You could have caught that yourself, battered it, cooked it and plated it for only slightly more than you paid spoons for it.

^ Fish looks great and a nice portion of chips

You been loitering round Morrisons seafood counter in your mini?

^^ just saw that

Here's todays home raised slaughtered and slow hickory smoked beef dino ribs

Crinkle cut frozen chips and beans!

Respecto.

With beans and crinkle cut oven chips

^Bbq beans