Kho Kuhn Restaurant
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Kho Kuhn Restaurant
Found this quiet, cool, nice little restaurant today.
Coming from Big C on the Ring Road, and headed to Tahan Road, take a right just before Tahan Road on the little road north of the plant nursery. Go all the way to the back -- no more than 50 yards -- and there's a nice little restaurant on the right.
Seating is ample. Service is great. Prices are good. Menu is limited to Thai food and Leo Yai is only 60 baht, so it is perfect for me. Fans, fans everywhere, and the music is perfect in volume and mood.
The owner is a Thai lady married to a foreigner.
I will be back this week!
NOTE: took some pictures, but haven't been able to locate them on the phone. Looks like a malfunction someplace. Just realized I didn't "save" the pics. New phone and not skillful with it yet.
NOTE 2: There is also an entrance from Tahan Road going toward the Ring Road. You'll make a left just before getting to the Ring Road intersection. Very handy from both high traffic areas.
Coming from Big C on the Ring Road, and headed to Tahan Road, take a right just before Tahan Road on the little road north of the plant nursery. Go all the way to the back -- no more than 50 yards -- and there's a nice little restaurant on the right.
Seating is ample. Service is great. Prices are good. Menu is limited to Thai food and Leo Yai is only 60 baht, so it is perfect for me. Fans, fans everywhere, and the music is perfect in volume and mood.
The owner is a Thai lady married to a foreigner.
I will be back this week!
NOTE: took some pictures, but haven't been able to locate them on the phone. Looks like a malfunction someplace. Just realized I didn't "save" the pics. New phone and not skillful with it yet.
NOTE 2: There is also an entrance from Tahan Road going toward the Ring Road. You'll make a left just before getting to the Ring Road intersection. Very handy from both high traffic areas.
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Papa G
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
Count me in :call:
Oh yeah, and I can't wait to check out the chick with the front end features :l:
Oh yeah, and I can't wait to check out the chick with the front end features :l:
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
She's a cutie! ++)(*Papa G wrote:Count me in :call:
Oh yeah, and I can't wait to check out the chick with the front end features :l:
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
jeeez...how did you even find this place? we really need some kind of appropriate acronym to
signify worthy staff of note in ... code. *****^^ hhmmnn ... along with relevant gps coordinates
or map ref. hhmmnn... how about POW! pretty-one-waitress sighting. it's just an idea,obviously
the enigma code must be further developed to describe a full array of conditions. *****^^
signify worthy staff of note in ... code. *****^^ hhmmnn ... along with relevant gps coordinates
or map ref. hhmmnn... how about POW! pretty-one-waitress sighting. it's just an idea,obviously
the enigma code must be further developed to describe a full array of conditions. *****^^
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
During my last visit at the US Embassy Outreach, a gentleman struck up a conversation with me. We talked about the usual things that retired people talk about, and our wives began talking as well. Eventually, we found out that they had a restaurant. We have been meaning to go for a long time, but decided to go yesterday since my wife is taking a week of her vacation time now.capnanabol wrote:jeeez...how did you even find this place?
Why do we need an acronym code?
Does UT have a map?
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
capnanabol wrote: "jeeez...how did you even find this place?"
The wife and I found it while looking for flowers and shrubs and that quite some time ago. I concur with WBU Alum's assessment of the place.
The wife and I found it while looking for flowers and shrubs and that quite some time ago. I concur with WBU Alum's assessment of the place.
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Papa G
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
What the food or the chick with nice rack :lol:Shado wrote:capnanabol wrote: "jeeez...how did you even find this place?"
The wife and I found it while looking for flowers and shrubs and that quite some time ago. I concur with WBU Alum's assessment of the place.
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
"Udon Topograph" does have a nice ring to it. interestingly enough, a couple of years ago on myWBU Alum wrote:
Why do we need an acronym code?![]()
just...you know...something to do i suppose *****^^
Does UT have a map?
first visit here, a girl at reception gave me a "topograph" of udon city. it was like a cartoonish
depiction, the size of a placemat, with landmarks and places of note, waterways and other features
out of scale but actually, amazingly useful for at a glance reference? i mean it showed hills and
figures in a kind of play 3-D? i'd have given anything to have saved it since...we need a topograph *****^^
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
Does UT have a map?
yes, of course, and i thought i was lazy, on homepage...........though might not be on there either
yes, of course, and i thought i was lazy, on homepage...........though might not be on there either
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Re: Kho Kuhn Restaurant
Ah, that explains it.UdornLA wrote:Does UT have a map?
yes, of course, and i thought i was lazy, on homepage...........though might not be on there either
My link comes directly to the forum, so I never see the home page. I'll have to go look.