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Re: Smile Food

by Loki » Sun Jul 03, 2016 12:40 pm

ON TOPIC...............

..............Their Seafood Pizza, and a bargain special ฿150 (last month / sale over now). ++)(* ++)(*

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Re: Smile Food

by Gibbs » Sun Jul 03, 2016 1:40 am

KP I am entitled to my opinion and yes I have tried most and generally dissapointed, please explain you comment about not very educated?? just because I do not like their taste what is uneducated about that?? pompous fool??

Re: Smile Food

by Khun Paul » Sat Jul 02, 2016 6:36 pm

Mr Gibbs why do you actually p;ost at all, anywhere you pop up it is always negative about something, I suppose you have actually tried ALL the food outlets that serve foreign food and come to an educated decision , which judging by your comments on this and other posts regarding sausages is NOT very educated I must say.

Re: Smile Food

by Gibbs » Fri Jul 01, 2016 11:40 am

Bunters in Bangkok or KPK in Pattaya are the best for me.

Re: Smile Food

by Loki » Fri Jul 01, 2016 9:00 am

Gibbs wrote:If the sausages come from chern chim I will give it a miss as I do not like them.
OK, do you have a preference ??? Curious actually, and will pass the info along, and maybe they can sample themselves and choose from the two, or even offer both. They are open to 'constructive' critiquing, knowing if they don't know something, they can't fix it if broke.

Have asked my opinion of every meal so far, and welcome the input.

Re: Smile Food

by Gibbs » Fri Jul 01, 2016 8:12 am

If the sausages come from chern chim I will give it a miss as I do not like them.

Re: Smile Food

by Loki » Fri Jul 01, 2016 6:57 am

Gibbs wrote:Well if it is called an English breakfast you cannot serve those awful thai things, Brooks are good here, Just got a load in Big C 50 baht a can, bought all on the shelf! better in my opinion to have good contents and charge accordingly, a bit like seaside 2 bloody awful food. but cheap??? so what can one expect.
Brooks beans are used for brekkie, and sausages / meats are sourced from Cherm Chim. ++)(*

Pepperoni for pizza from TGM / Makro. :lol: We're Chorizo fans ourselves. ++)(*

Re: Smile Food

by Loki » Tue Jun 28, 2016 1:20 pm

Posted elsewhere.........and the fries must be a take away thing.........Hmm.
Re: Smile Food
postby xxxxxxxx» Tue Jun 28, 2016 12:31 pm

Since I was in the area, I stopped in today and got a couple of the kebobs to go. I agree with Loki...these are excellent! The meat is well seasoned, with plenty of it, and the ingredients were well proportioned. I will definitely go back! I can do without the fries for to go orders though, so maybe next time I will tell him no fries with that. ;) Friendly, tasty and convenient if you are in that part of town! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Re: Smile Food

by Loki » Tue Jun 28, 2016 11:40 am

Use the Lotus or 7-11 bags that we have too many of. Just bag it before it goes in the trunk. And keep a stash in the car, as extremely rare that we shop at Lotus or Big C.

Guessing they don't offer the boxes, because they sell them to recycle place.

Re: Smile Food

by Shado » Tue Jun 28, 2016 11:19 am

I actually prefer the "no plastic or paper bag" policy. I wish other stores would help to reduce the excessive use of plastic bags. We have 3 or 4 of the reusable Makro bags and have used the same ones for years. After un-bagging the items in the house I just put the reusable Makro bags back in the trunk (boot). Have no problems with purchases rolling around in vehicle. Plus, the Makro bags are so large it's actually easier to carry everything into house.

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