Who says you can't get a good burger in LOS?

[9cisco999 107]

I admit I'm not particularly fond of Thai food but my TGF certainly is. This was an ideal place for both of us. Not especially inexpensive but worth every bite or baht.

 

 

She ordered Ka Pow (sp?) I ordered the burger. She did sneak a few fries off my plate and then had some of the cole slaw as well. I also had a bit of off her plate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We left the restaurant completely satisfied and will return.

 

 

The small saucer of mustard on the right of the burger plate was available by using my friend Google. The waitress had no idea what mustard is so I showed her images of it including containers of Frenches Mustard.. The same process works super with my TGF.

 

 

I was very clear about asking for my burger to be cooked VERY well done. It was exactly as I wanted it to be.

Edited October 25, 2012 by 9cisco999

[glynbuk 29]

Did you say which restaurant it was ???

 

Thanks for posting

[Grandpollo 366]

Did you say which restaurant it was ???

 

Thanks for posting

 

Scavenger hunt time for the hungry.

[MM 6,562]

 

Scavenger hunt time for the hungry.

I'm thinking we have to look for a place with a newly opened or little-used bottle of French's Mustard.

 

 

[JohnnyK 28]

Thanks for posting. Most informative.

[jacko 8,815]

I was there last week!

[steamer 158]

now selling franchises for 3 million baht only

[Dungheap 243]

I recognize that nail art ...

 

Jim, of CIA "electrician" fame, I believe this is your handle. If so, a few more details like restaurant name and location could help a tad ... Great aerial pic of the burger, BTW!

[9cisco999 107]

now selling franchises for 3 million baht only

 

 

 

probably a bit too little for a Pullman hotel if you offered ฿3oo mil. but then again I never priced one. Good burger though for sure and the Thai food gets raves from the TGF.

[steamer 158]

fries, bun, pickle, lettuce, onion, coleslaw and tomato look great.

 

 

Pattie looks dry and tasteless tbh.

Edited November 12, 2012 by steamer

[rightsaid 44]

Thanks for posting. Most informative.

 

Without the name of the restaurant the review is as useful as tits on a bull.

[MM 6,562]

 

 

 

probably a bit too little for a Pullman hotel if you offered ฿3oo mil. but then again I never priced one. Good burger though for sure and the Thai food gets raves from the TGF.

 

I need to remind you, you have not given the name and location of the restaurant! Is it in the Pullman hotel? Where?

 

[papillon 695]

Wherever it's from it looks pretty crap from the photo. Pad Ka pow Khai dao (sp?) is better from the street vendors and the steak looks like dead dog. Probably cost about 800 Baht as well. Should have gone to McDonalds.

[LocalYokul 215]

It was Putt Grapow Goong (Shrimp)

[glassdude007 7]

OK I'll bite..

Burger looks ok

Grilled and butterd bun..I like..

?? How can ya tell if dry burger from a photo ??? no way...

Sirred on the outside well done inside I like as well....

Steak Frys look nice to not soaked in oil...no Heinz Ketchup for those frys ??

But is burger seasoned thai beef and taste like cheap meat loaf like most resturaunts in Thailand not for me???.

PATTAYA BEER GARDEN IS MY GUESS......

Thats from the greenery in the back and the wooden table.....

Am I Right ??

 

If you want Mustard,,,

You need to pronounce it....."MUS A TAAAD "

from my expierience got no smartpphone with me most of the time....lol

Edited November 15, 2012 by glassdude007

[papillon 695]

It was Putt Grapow Goong (Shrimp)

 

I don't know how to spell it either but yes, Pad Krapow Goong Khai Dow (with egg).

Edited December 21, 2012 by papillon

[MM 6,562]

Still don't know where this was!

[papillon 695]

Still don't know where this was!

 

Me neither and the OP is a frequent poster.

 

Perhaps somebody should drop him a PM, lol.

Edited December 21, 2012 by papillon

[groover 248]

The fries look the way I like them.But the burgers I like them welldone but not burned like coal.