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For those of you that remember the thread about Thanksgiving dinner at Tigglebittys. You know that our group thoroughly enjoyed our dinner there, and it was highly recommended by those that went. You may want to know that they will be doing Christmas dinner also. This is one of the few places in town that Americans can get an American dinner. It's about half the price of what most restaurants will be charging. Neuy, the owners wife will be cooking, she owned a restaurant in the states for 25 years, so you can expect a meal just like grandma made. They have pulled one of the pool out tables to make way for extra seating.

 

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I wanted to make sure you understand that no meals will be sold on Christmas day. You need to go in in advance and perches a ticket for dinner. This is because Thanksgiving they has so many customers that they ran out of food, and ended up turning people away. The owners family did not get to eat a Thanksgiving dinner. They want to know how much food to cook, so that the family can have Christmas dinner too. That's fair I think.

 

Directions: If you are going south on third road, turn left at the first light after Pattaya Thai, go up about one mile, and it's on the right.

 

FLB group of friends: Shall we do it at the same time??

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A Christmas dinner without Christmas pudding ! I don't think so.

I guess you missed the part about American dinner. You Brits have enough places to go in Pattaya. Americans have a whole lot less to chose from.

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That part is crepe. :thumbup

Gltn.

If it was up to me, we would have pumpkin pie again. For some reason, they are not letting me decide what is being served. I'm not even sure what a crepe is. Maybe they figure that unlike Thanksgiving, there may be people from other countries eating there.

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If it was up to me, we would have pumpkin pie again. For some reason, they are not letting me decide what is being served. I'm not even sure what a crepe is. Maybe they figure that unlike Thanksgiving, there may be people from other countries eating there.
A pancake....
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If it was up to me, we would have pumpkin pie again. For some reason, they are not letting me decide what is being served. I'm not even sure what a crepe is. Maybe they figure that unlike Thanksgiving, there may be people from other countries eating there.

A strange choice for desert for an American Christmas dinner, IMHO.

Look for a guy named Jacques.

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I guess you missed the part about American dinner. You Brits have enough places to go in Pattaya. Americans have a whole lot less to chose from.
Plenty of MacDonalds and Kentucky fried shit!
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No, I am afraid we have missed so much since we untied and cast off the lines of Great Britian.

 

We do manage to survive Thank You though.

 

 

Smell of big chips (sorry, fries) on shoulders there ! :rolleyes:

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