Farrang Bar in Nong Wua So
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2012 11:54 pm
Don't get excited! There isn't one (yet)
But with the recent arrival of civilisation in the town, in the form of a 7-11. I wonder why has no one opened a small beer bar there?
There are certainly loads of Farrang in the area. Driving through Nong Wua So in the late afternoon I see little pockets of them meeting outside shops, on street corners. Anywhere they can find a seat in the shade. Non Wai same story. Loads of lost souls wandering around the market too.
Not to mention the surrounding area, which must be home to a few hundred Farrang from all over the world. I met a few Jerries, Swedes and Brits whom you probably all know.
Why has no one seized on the opportunity to amuse and quench the thirst of these ex-pats? A little beer bar with European/American sports on Telly and draught Chiang would surely go down a treat? (Beer Lao also of course)
No ladies mind, these blokes are all well and truly spoken for and you don't want the wives marking the place out of bounds.
WDYT??
But with the recent arrival of civilisation in the town, in the form of a 7-11. I wonder why has no one opened a small beer bar there?
There are certainly loads of Farrang in the area. Driving through Nong Wua So in the late afternoon I see little pockets of them meeting outside shops, on street corners. Anywhere they can find a seat in the shade. Non Wai same story. Loads of lost souls wandering around the market too.
Not to mention the surrounding area, which must be home to a few hundred Farrang from all over the world. I met a few Jerries, Swedes and Brits whom you probably all know.
Why has no one seized on the opportunity to amuse and quench the thirst of these ex-pats? A little beer bar with European/American sports on Telly and draught Chiang would surely go down a treat? (Beer Lao also of course)
No ladies mind, these blokes are all well and truly spoken for and you don't want the wives marking the place out of bounds.
WDYT??
