Dining and Entertainment in ThailandWhat's new out on the town? Been anywhere good? Got a restaurant you want to recommend? Anywhere we should avoid going? Whether in Bangkok, or upcountry this forum is dedicated to everyday eating, drinking, and nocturnal entertainment.
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We sell John Smiths, Newcastle Brown Ale & Blackthorn Cider amongst others...try to cater to all tastes!
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British Cafe near Khao San Road, Bangkok, selling high quality British and Thai Food - Fish & Chips, Baked Potatoes, Full English Breakfasts, Thai Food, Imported & Local Beers - Modern and Relaxing Surroundings - Plasma & LCD TVs showing British Comedy, Movies & Sports
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I've not had cider in years...the closest thing I found was an apple flavoured alcopop calling itself cider.
How about some real class Chris....get the White Lighning in!!
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We sell John Smiths, Newcastle Brown Ale & Blackthorn Cider amongst others...try to cater to all tastes!
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Fair enough, but they're not on your menu.
Any chance of getting Bass? Sorry to be fussy, but John Smiths is tasteless and Newky is a bit expensive at around 150B for a small bottle.
Good luck though. If KK says your nosh is good, then you'll not go far wrong.
Hi,
They are all on our drinks menu ....
We are selling Newky at 140.
Would love to get Bass, will do all i can to widen our range of beers...also working on Olde English Cider.
Cheers
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Been in Bangkok a week
Thanks marmite good read
i will start to try some of them.
do you own a pub yourself or just drink?
Your a brit right!
Wont trust those aussies or usa-ers
on drink and food advice.
Any food places you think of around suckhuumvit (dont know how you say that yet)
My school is based around ramma 3
so i enter suckhuumvit road at assock juntion.
Thanks mate
also Where can i find any entertianment zones (wink wink) write ups?
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Jools on Soi 4 sukumvit has decent English food. You have to walk right past your other request to get there.
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I think this is the third name for this place after Delaneys & Shenanigans. Once again, it's another generic Oirish pub, but this one has a difference; a lethal iron, spiral staircase that will take half your head off if you're not looking where you're going after one too many. The menu is OK, but you have to select your vegetables separately, and this adds to the price (as does the VAT and service charge). The breakfast for 300฿ (plus VAT & whatever else they feel like) is bloody good though. It gets pretty busy in here, so the place does get quite lively. Much better than O'Reilly's over the other side of Silom, I reckon.
Guinness, Kilkenny & Old Speckled Hen.
Extra charges, pricey food.
It's changed name again now to Molly Malones (also of Pattaya and Phuket)
They've gotten rid of the iron staircase too. Got Flip bands on the weekends and a great Sunday roast buffet for 350baht.
They have also...wisely...reduced the price of jugs on the weekend to 150baht (heineken, tiger and singha) from the previous rip-off price of 220baht.
Sukhumvit Soi 4 is home to the only genuine Irish pub in Bangers. It's owned by Gerry from Dundalk and it's a great little pub with decent Guinness and friendly staff.
They have specials every day....Guinness 140baht, Jameson buy 1 get one 1 free all day Sunday.
It's also the only "Irish" pub that shows the GAA matches!
It's about as Irish as Cromwell's crack and is another huge wooden monstrosity devoted to the glorification of Darby O'Gill as actual history.
Food is expensive (Pad Thai is 180baht) as is the beer but most of the tourists who fall in here don't care. It's owned by the same folk as Robin Hood and O'Reilly's.
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Re: Marmite's Guide to British and Irish Pubs in Bangkok
crack a' de arse boss!!!
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Re: Marmite's Guide to British and Irish Pubs in Bangkok
play scrabble or feck off
pub reviews here paleazze
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