What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

The best or the worst, is it last or first? Let us know.
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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by merchant seaman » Tue Dec 18, 2012 2:04 pm

Wonder how long a deluxe cheeseburger would last in the freezer? Is there a limit to how many you can purchase at a time?

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by Shado » Tue Dec 18, 2012 3:26 pm

The cheeseburger would last several months (forever maybe). The tomato and lettuce would go mushy. Get a sackful, ditch the veggies and pop in the freezer. Be a shame to miss such a bargain. ++)(*
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Re: What's You Favourite Restaurant?

Post by Nobbles » Tue Dec 18, 2012 6:11 pm

Terry0442 wrote:
Noodles wrote:042 344 012
Many thanks my friend that is a good number and saved me a 75 kms wasted trip.
Cheers Terry
Thanks Terry. :up:

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by UdornLA » Tue Dec 18, 2012 6:44 pm

you all can't be talking about that crap food on sale, when i'm at Central and got the munchies. good value, IF, you like that crap. bought 4, ate 2 and 2 for Gem's dinner. if you could actually taste any meat it would be ok. but tasted only the pattie of salt / cheese, and the veggies and roll were fine. but after wards, it's like, yuk, why did i bother. would have much rather enjoyed one burger at TJ's for the same price and actally tasted beef, with much better lettuce/tomato/onion. :swear: me.

at least the fish sandwiches when on sale taste a bit fishy. also,while at it, why did i have to wait for them, made 'fresh', but pattie was warm at best. :sweat: :sweat: funny, she basically said the same thing, 'where's the beef'. :lol:

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by Shado » Tue Dec 18, 2012 9:08 pm

Merchant Seaman loading up on cheeseburgers at one of his favorite resturants.
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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by Nobbles » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:40 pm

Theres a Burger somewhere thats 50 years old...or something like that, i was watching it on TV the other night.

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by aznyron » Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:59 am

Dig in to your pockets and go to the buffet at the now Central hotel /tops any place in Udon for quality and quantity /
Yes some days are better than other my favorite always was when they served Italian food / BTW you can buy alcoholic drinks at the buffet just call your server they will be please to serve you. / BTW a tip will be remembered and your service will be much better.

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by UdornLA » Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:19 am

tipping at a buffet, they better do something really special, though if a sat there for a while and had a few beers i might. for that 400 baht, think it would be the BHC for me, and that would be a pig out and good every time and include the tip, no beers though.

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by aznyron » Sat Dec 22, 2012 7:46 am

feedback about tips at buffet remember they do get you your drinks and silverware and remove the used plates it not like you have to give them 100 baht tip but a 40 baht tip from each person should be a nice tip if your there with your partner leave 50 baht should be enough here in the USA it 15 % of the check and if alcohol is on the tab then it 20% and evening out with your loved one here with alcoholic drinks would run close to 100 USD = 3000 baht / Thank goodness I do not drink and my loved one is still in Thailand who also does not drink and we both do not smoke cigarettes I had to clarify that one LOL

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Re: What's Your Favourite Restaurant?

Post by merchant seaman » Sat Dec 22, 2012 8:18 am

Hate buffets, when I go out to eat I want someone to wait on me, and bring me a freshly cooked hot meal. Even 7/11 your meal is freshly nuked, and no tip is expected.

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