UDON SOCIAL

For myself, tried most and would only return to 2, though list is dated, few new, or not open now. Only have not eaten at 3 listed.

In order listed #1 to 10

VT Nam Nueng

Beyond Cafe ++)(*

Samuay & Sons

Good Everything

Maeya

Los Amigos

Chef's Table

The Good Corner Restaurant and Bar

Tbar Restaurant ++)(*

Food Park at Central Plaza ***** One of the worst food courts in Thailand

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I've got pretty low standards so think the food court in Central isn't too bad. Food is fuel so if not too fussed about the ambience & definitely get a table away from the racket of the game zone it provides suitable sustenance

Trip Advisor is a con.

If the wife wants to refuel at central plaza food court i just get some snacks from Yamazaki ....

just get some snacks from Yamazaki

Happened to be there this afternoon and picked up a few pastries while Mrs. Shado was scoping out the veggies at the Royal Project Shop. Some pretty tasty items for the evening snack.

Yamazaki . . .

is that some amalgram of yamaha, suzuki , and kawasaki ? i didn't know they had a bike parts shop in there and sell fresh pastry no less

Apparently, they make a damn fine whisky (whiskey) as well.

"That’s according to Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2015, a highly regarded ranking of fine global whisky. Specifically, reports the Telegraph, the top title belongs to Yamazaki Single Malt Sherry Cask 2013, from Japan’s oldest whiskey distillery, Suntory, founded in 1923."

http://time.com/3555773/worlds-best-whi ... ible-2015/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Actually, I could never remember the name of the place and always called it the "bakery next to Tops". Then one day it occurred to me, "Yahama, Suzuki and Kawasaki". That's exactly how I figured out how to remember their name.

YO............try to stay on topic................Japan......

But......on that, SangSom puts out a well respected rum, winning awards, and HiSo that I am, always a bottle on hand:

The drink won gold medals in liquor competitions in Madrid, Spain in 1982 and 1983, in Düsseldorf, Germany in 1983, and again in Barcelona in 2006. The medals are featured prominently on the product's packaging and have led to it being referred to locally as "SangSom Rianthong" (SangSom Gold Medallion).

Along with Phraya Rum, but only as export, and quite expensive. I've tried and can't get it here, failing miserably. Have to look next time in Laos.



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Forbes article about Phraya Rum:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/larryolmste ... 4bd957e348" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

YO............try to stay on topic................Japan......

"....Yamazaki Single Malt Sherry Cask 2013, from Japan’s oldest whiskey distillery, Suntory, founded in 1923." :nod:

Blame Brick. He started this Yamazaki business.