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| SHENANIGANS Irish Pub |
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Shenanigans itself is really one of the cosiest venues in town.
It does have that all pervading charm of the British style inn - dark wood, big
chairs, substantial bar and the obligatory crop of “regulars”. It also has the
landlord, in the guise of Kim Fletcher, “Mr. Gregarious”, the man born in a pub
and undoubtedly will die in one, but let us hope that it will not be soon! |
MENU: English Pub Fare with some Thai Food, excellent specials. |
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| HOO KWANG Seafood Restuarant |
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Being a typically Thai restaurant there are no small bottles of beer, and a
large Heineken is 90 baht. The menu (in English) starts with appetizers,
generally around 50-80 baht, and then runs into salads (crab, pork or chicken)
also B. 80. From there, the next section is called Thai food and includes
omelettes and stir-fries (B. 80-120). |
MENU: Thai Seafood Food |
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| Cabbage and Condoms Thai Restaurant |
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You are reminded immediately of the second part of the
restaurant’s name when you sit down. Table tops with condoms under glass are
initially somewhat breathtaking! However, there are others with rice grains
under glass, for the more sensitive diner! Above you are suspended lights with
shades made from bamboo fish traps, while the chairs beneath you are wooden. |
MENU: Full Array of Thai Food |
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| THAI HOUSE |
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We know how to add that special Thai touch to dining. Our menu offers
a wide selection of Thai, Chinese, European and seafood dishes. Thai House is
located in a traditional Thai style pavilion with spacious facilities and
seating for up to 800 guests for a seminar, birthday party, incentive or group
tour visit.
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MENU: Thai, Chinese European with Seafood Food |
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| Helpful Hints |
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The food in Thai restaurants does not arrive in
order, such as appetizer, salad and then main dishes. So order what you want
to eat first, then order what you want next and so on. So remember if you
order the rice last, it will come last. It is okay to order as you eat. - Check the bill for correctness and for the added service charge. Once you are sure of the correct amount a tip (if no service charge was added) of 5-10% is appropriate. - All restaurants serve alcohol, some allow you to bring your own bottles, but may charge a corkage fee. - Be patient. If you are eating in a Thai restaurant, the food can take some time to arrive. - Some Thai dishes can be very hot from the chili peppers. It would be wise to ask for “mai phet” (or not spicy in English) until you know what you like. If you bite on chili, let some sugar dissolve on your tongue, eat cucumber slices or plain rice. Drinking water does not cool the heat of the chilli. - It is suggested to drink only bottled water. In a Restaurant they should bring you the bottle of water. - Ice cubes are safe and you should not need to worry. Street Vendors Street vendors, food stalls and noodle carts all cook tasty and inexpensive food. They are on every side road and street corner. You can sit at one of their tables or have it packaged to take home. Many food stalls do not have menus, so just point to the food or memorize the names of some dishes. Go where you see Thai people eating, they are not immune to food poisioning and usually know the best places to dine.
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