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Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 5:55 pm
by Juan kossoff
Is that syrup I see ?

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 6:21 pm
by pompui
I can understand where you are coming from Ter,he is leaning to his right and a syrup could possibly shift a tad revealing the grey on the right,but remember seeing him seating upright a few times and still the same. :?: :emo:
Am sure he made a mint selling the place so he can purchase a more natural looking syrup with better glue.apologies for rambling :emo:

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 8:06 am
by cali4995
has it been sold ? there are probably no less than 20 new restaurants opened in that vicinity. for the life of me i don't know how anyone has enough customers :?:

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 8:51 am
by cali4995
and apparently it was sold as it has now been re-named "relax cafe". have to say i always thought that was cheezy infringing of the trademarked
copyright sinatra name and visage in an attempt to boost the value of your business for sale. rather like me opening the duke of edinburgh pub
and trying to use that man's good name and character to inflate the value of my business. typical soi samphan shenanigans, rarely appropriate :shake:

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 9:31 am
by realbigmonkey
its now owned by a nice chap called paul, he does have a bit of a up hill struggle after the last owner failure to make good food and a friendly enviroment.good luck to the chap and i hope he does well :up:

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 12:45 pm
by 21again
cali4995 wrote:and apparently it was sold as it has now been re-named "relax cafe". have to say i always thought that was cheezy infringing of the trademarked
copyright sinatra name and visage in an attempt to boost the value of your business for sale. rather like me opening the duke of edinburgh pub
and trying to use that man's good name and character to inflate the value of my business. typical soi samphan shenanigans, rarely appropriate :shake:
I knew Ray from Pattaya and Udon. He had a bar in LK Metro and the walls were covered in memorabilia. some of it of Frankie boy and it was authentic. He was a big fan.

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 1:45 am
by Khon Kaen 1895
Cali, I am not so sure about Sinatra's good character with his mafia connections and all. The man had a great voice but his character was a touch on the unsavory side, don't you think?

Of course, JFK had molls at his side who were connected to the mob as well, and Americans called his time in office, Camelot'.

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 3:04 am
by cali4995
fattieray certainly didn't make a fan out of me. bellowing at everyone who walked by his restaurant as if we were all lost goofy tourists who couldn't
find our way back to the hotel. i don't really care for pattaya time-share tout sales tactics. and maybe that explains why his place was always empty.

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 12:44 pm
by Hamlay
fattieray and cup-o-tea ron sound like a winning team. They should go into business together :lol: :lol:

*Note I don't know either but it sounded funny when I wrote it.

Re: Sinatra's Restaurant, Soi Sampanthamit, Udon Thani.

Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2013 3:22 am
by pompui
Is this the same place :o ,so much for people giving a business a go for fecks sake** Thought Cali lives just oop the road from this place,another one bites the dust :dance:

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