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Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 5:10 pm
by Nobbles
Just take less Gravy Aard, i am a fan of putting things in a Large Yorkshire Pudding too.

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 5:22 pm
by konstabel els
some white pepper on that and perfect :) a nice pint of cider would go down well with that

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 11:17 pm
by zippieray
pompui wrote:The breakfast options sound very good indeed pricewise,and a real picture of what you are going to get.Have to add to my list if it opens at 10am also <:>
i read your comments, with great intreast i would if you would be so bold be a ajudge for the day you see. dean the chef of nutty park has made some very bad comments about the bars and restaurants.i would if i would be so ask you to have a meal in sinatras and inspect our toilets check our prices also look at the cleaness of the bar do not tell me when you are coming iwould like a honest report sent back to our readers on udon talk on what you see.and then tell the readers what you see at the monkey bar,by the way we open at seven inthe morning every morning seven days a week, zippy

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2012 2:04 am
by pompui
zippieray wrote:
pompui wrote:The breakfast options sound very good indeed pricewise,and a real picture of what you are going to get.Have to add to my list if it opens at 10am also <:>
i read your comments, with great intreast i would if you would be so bold be a ajudge for the day you see. dean the chef of nutty park has made some very bad comments about the bars and restaurants.i would if i would be so ask you to have a meal in sinatras and inspect our toilets check our prices also look at the cleaness of the bar do not tell me when you are coming iwould like a honest report sent back to our readers on udon talk on what you see.and then tell the readers what you see at the monkey bar,by the way we open at seven inthe morning every morning seven days a week, zippy

Never did get round to trying his breakfast and since my post was made back in July,not really relevant now since he has posted he opens from 1pm so too late for a hearty breakfast at lunchtime.Am looking then to get my gnashers into a Cornish pasty,meatball sub or Philly Steak. ++)(*
By the way Zippieray, what is the price of your breakfast at Sinatras,sorry if going off on a tangent on your thread Dean 8-)

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 4:02 am
by realbigmonkey
pompui wrote:
zippieray wrote:
pompui wrote:The breakfast options sound very good indeed pricewise,and a real picture of what you are going to get.Have to add to my list if it opens at 10am also <:>
i read your comments, with great intreast i would if you would be so bold be a ajudge for the day you see. dean the chef of nutty park has made some very bad comments about the bars and restaurants.i would if i would be so ask you to have a meal in sinatras and inspect our toilets check our prices also look at the cleaness of the bar do not tell me when you are coming iwould like a honest report sent back to our readers on udon talk on what you see.and then tell the readers what you see at the monkey bar,by the way we open at seven inthe morning every morning seven days a week, zippy

Never did get round to trying his breakfast and since my post was made back in July,not really relevant now since he has posted he opens from 1pm so too late for a hearty breakfast at lunchtime.Am looking then to get my gnashers into a Cornish pasty,meatball sub or Philly Steak. ++)(*
By the way Zippieray, what is the price of your breakfast at Sinatras,sorry if going off on a tangent on your thread Dean 8-)
i dont know why somebody is promoting thier bar on my thread, or making inuendoes about how clean my place is.food is prepared and cooked infront of my customers. i have never had a breakfast menu, a nice man called glen operated from my bar in the morning for a while untill he found a place for his own. he had a good menu that was better than any bar i know of. not just fried sausage. now he works at chai yo, just up from the irish clock, scrambled egg on toast for 39b and much more.great place for breakkie ..you can forgive somebody for a learning disability..but stupidity is a cifferent creature. i wish glen the best of luck at chai yo

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 12:16 pm
by realbigmonkey
anyway now zippyray has put me in his foes list i wont have to listen to his bullshite and bollocks anymore ++)(* . <:>
but on a lighter note,this months punk-ska night :dance: will be on sun 22nd and i will be supplying free kebabs to one and all. now stocking blackthorn cider for 129b ;) supplied by my old mucker mr. mash from cherm chim

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 1:20 pm
by pompui
Will be calling in next Monday or Tuesday early to pick up the DVD'S/CD'S unless you still need them for the next Punk night.Did call in on Monday about 1.30pm as needed some early sambuca shots but alas you were shut and the braindead bargirls next door did not have a vindaloo when you were going to open.
Have a good night as will be back in multiracial London but as long as the March one is after 15th March then can count me in. 8-)

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:27 pm
by shedhead
realbigmonkey wrote:anyway now zippyray has put me in his foes list i wont have to listen to his bullshite and bollocks anymore ++)(* . <:>
but on a lighter note,this months punk-ska night :dance: will be on sun 22nd and i will be supplying free kebabs to one and all. now stocking blackthorn cider for 129b ;) supplied by my old mucker mr. mash from cherm chim

Dean me old china, I dont want to be a nitpicking pedantic git but the 22nd of Feb is on a Wednesday. I think you were looking at the January page of your calender.

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 1:08 am
by realbigmonkey
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: yep mate :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :-? and the calender is fromm 1998 ***** :?: :-? ** . ok then lets make it the 26th feb 2012 :oops:

Re: Monkey Bar

Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:37 pm
by Titan
Walking through Nutty Park last night, saw a friend of mine sitting at the Monkey Bar so the wife & I joined him for a drink.
After 8 or 10 Vodka's (at just 40 Baht a pop), I needed some solid food so opted the try one of Dean's homemade pasty's (with chips & gravy).
Bloody excellent! best pasty I've had in Thailand... in fact it was the best pasty I can remember eating for at least the past 10 years, and No VAT :lol:
Will have to try the pies next time, top notch grub Dean, well done. <:>