240 baht a gram, knowing Dillinger. :)
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240 baht a gram, knowing Dillinger. :)
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Originally Posted by Neverna
Damn Hiso Wannabes....
For those without Daffodillian sized wallets, this delivery service looks okay. Usually associated with Villa Market, they also deliver from La Paloma.
https://honestbee.co.th/en/stores/la-paloma
Argentinian and domestic grain fed cattle, and some of the beer drinking, massaged Jap ones too. :)
Might tell the sproglette that Santa isn't bringing her anything this year and buy a 5,850thb tenderloin instead. :)
The steaks look very much like Australian pasture fed cube roll, as sold at Big C for very reasonable prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Dill?
^ Big C Extra? Klang? :)
Chicken drumsticks with salt, pepper and chilli for me and the rugrat and chicken liver and kidneys for the misses.
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Bit of salad and beer too. The difference with this s8 camera and my old shitty phone is really quite amazing.
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Nice pics Buriram. There are few things in this world as pleasant as those long sunny summer evenings back in the UK, sat outside with a cold beer and some food on the go.
All 3 of them each year. Two more to go this year then. :)
Been quite lucky so far as only beginning of May and yesterday was 4th time had the bbq out but I believe due a week of rain now. Is nice though sat outside when not getting dark till 9.30pm.
Spag bol tonight...
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This camera really does show my Italian marble hand made table in a good light. Haters gonna hate!!!!!
agree...doesn't do much for the spagbol though...Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
:smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by tomcat
New restaurant for us (and Miami),.......
Hers: Hana (drink), Kakiage Udon, Duck Breast
Mine: Aka miso soup, Hamachi, Yellowtail & Scallion
Ours: Macaron, Chocolate ice-cream, Molten Brownie
It is nice to get back down to visit once in a while. The changes over the years have made the islands that much nicer (for the businesses here) with the different tourists that visit by the thousands day after day.Quote:
Originally Posted by CSFFan
It was easier to find trouble here when I was younger,………..and single.
Bit unhygienic with all those flies!:)
^really...not to mention all those black things on the drink...
I feel like I see Ice cream...:)
yes...over there...next to the dead people...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicethaiza
Speaking of dead people... just cooked a humble Kiwi beef roast..
Had to ask dad for advice how to cook it... he said to use beef stock, or water, in the pan to keep it moist... (I was cheeky, used crushed apple cider instead) very tasty..
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That looks wonderful Dicky!
Certainly does.
Thanks, Dick: now I'm hungry well before dinner...
Fantastic as always D. :tumbs:
Cheers! been absent from this thread, busy madly learning Japanese'io... I think I'm turning Japanese I really think so...55
S Landreth's food looks fantastic...as does BB's BBQ... totemo oishi!
Bowl of noodles and a bottle of red.
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