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Lor Ling · 8th April 2007, 22:53

Cheers for the info Reg.

Saw the Happy Cow site on a related thread. Looks very informative. Future Park is near where I work so will pop in there. Will have a gander in Tops as well.

Are you veggie? Curious how thais react. For example, read a thread on thaivisa.com where a poster said that once in a restaurant the waiter forgot he / she had ordered veggie, returned the same dish with the meat picked out, and couldn't understand why he / she wasn't happy!

I guess though that thais might give you less stick than westerners, being generally quite tolerant as a rule / gross generalisation.

Don't think I'll quit eating fish anyway which should make things easier (given the omnipresence of naam plaa.

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