jacko

And how does one know which is which if the rear is 100m from the front?

They prefer to go through red lights.

I guess we should stick to the rules, and I should stop being lazy and check my own answers... so True Lies.... Tom Arnold

Jamie Lee Curtis

Well there are plans for cruises to come to Sattahip in the future but not yet, I don't think that many come in at Laem Chabang. So I would wonder why U-Tapao.

Here is the rates this Friday afternoon. USD down 5 satang GBP down 40 satang Despite an interest rate rise, it has fallen off a little every day this week! EUR down 28 satang Oz$ down 10 satang CAD up 4 satang Just for teelack NZD down 21 satang On 1 week ago.

Hey, we all have different tastes, I think anchovies is an error but also common. Getting any cheese whatsoever is a novelty in Thailand and if you do it is going to be applied more miserly than in the USA. A crumbing over of blue cheese would suit me fine but hold the damned pineapple and seafood!.

The answer is yes, quite a lot of Indian eateries popping up and you can see them doing their weekly shop at the Big-CX. I actually asked one why he was buying blue cheese because I know it isn't part of their regular diet and he answered for pizza in his restaurant. Quite a few in the area in the boundary of Klang, Second Rd and 2nd Rd Alley 4, behind the old Grand Sole hotel area.

Like me, you are an old timer of Pattaya. Did you ever have the carvery at the old Shenanigans, when it was approximately where Dicey Reilly's is now? It was pretty expensive but very very good.

Wayne's World

I might have some concern about the fellow passengers too. If the flight is full of those on package tours, and it is mainly charter bookings, you can bet the house they will have given the airport bar some custom before boarding!

Danny DeVito

Guy Pearce

Looked to be closed yesterday (Sunday) too. Missed some good days for business.

Yes agreed, not a fan of places that have confrontational attitude to complaints, (you catch more flies with honey than vinegar).

I tried the Sunday Carvery at The Robin Hood yesterday, and my sentiments echo EP's excellent reporting above. Firstly it was the Sunday, all you can eat carvery, so 395 baht, and I arrived before 1pm, so the stuff had not been sitting out for long. Mushroom soup for starter, OK but nothing extraordinary, a skin had formed on it. Carvery had 5 choices, Chicken, Ham, Pork, Beef and Lamb.... I went for those I never get at home. lamb and beef, both okay but not special, they were not joints of meat but more pressed blocks, lamb is best from a nice leg or cutlets. Gravy boat needed for the dry stuffing and bacon wrapped sausage, but as it was help yourself I got a reasonable looking Yorkshire pudding. Choices of bland looking veggies but I went with cauliflower cheese, not very cheesy and a little undercooked, as were the roast potatoes. My second plate I tried mashed which was good. My seat near the West side window was a little warm for such heavy food. Hence I substituted ice-cream for the flan/ egg custard that was on offer. Along with a pint of Heiny which was cool and refreshing the total was just over 500 baht. The place had filled up while I was there, which meant there weren't any available tables but the place didn't look crowded. Getting to and from food requires limber hips. A plus, waitresses in short skirts they are always pulling at. They work hard but perhaps need one or two more, sometimes kept waiting... use the bell which I noticed late on! A reasonable choice but I think there are better carveries around on a Sunday.

Very good price and nicely worked into peak season.

12 Years a Slave

Chuck Shamata

Scrub the Mercure, they allow small dogs which aggravates me, and is also subjected to coachloads of Indians. The pool, while having been upgraded, has been hemmed in by large condo buildings and feels claustrophobic and in need of a breeze.

I have just finished the second series of Westworld, I persisted due to Patna's suggestion, but found it dull, dreary and silly to the end. All that bang bang bang and shooting of guns I felt I was watching something sponsored by the NRA! I could perceive the touch of the suffragettes revenge! So just started watching 'Better Call Saul'...two episodes in seems okay. You can see it is a spin off from the excellent 'Breaking Bad' with many of the cast from that series showing up. Too many of these TV shows are simply choreographed fight scenes strung together loosely trying to find some meaning.

Ahh, previously Thomson. Charter company?