Tinnies Thailand, Australian Pie Shop in Jomtien

[Evil Penevil]

Tinnies Thailand is a cafe specializing in pies, both savory and sweet. It's been open six weeks now and is located on the dog-leg stretch of Thrappraya Road that leads to the beach. It's about one-third of the way down, at the corner of the subsoi into Jomtien Plaza. It occupies the same premises as Sunrise Tacos and Steaksn'Subs once did. It's run by an Australian and his Thai wife.

 

 

There's no obvious signage, but there is one of those airdancer thingies flapping outside, so it isn't easy to miss.

 

 

I'm out of my comfort (food) zone here, but I really liked the pie I had at Tinnies. I'd go as far as to say it is the best meat pie I've had in Pattaya, although meat pies aren't a regular part of my diet. I'll leave it to an Australian to comment on how authentic Tinnies' pies are and how they compare with what you get back home, but for me, the roast leg of lamb pie that I had tasted very nice.

 

 

It had a great crust and a tasty filling. What more can you ask of a pie?

 

 

 

The pie shell and crust were flaky, tender and fresh. The one thing you can't fake is flakiness in a crust. It has to be prepared and baked properly and not kept in a pie warmer too long. You can always tell about a pie's quality by the bottom crust. If it is flaky and browned without being burnt, it's been done the right way.

 

 

Not too much more to say. Tinnies has a variety of pies on offer that are baked throughout the day. It's open from 8.00 a.m. to 8 p.m.

 

 

You can eat in or take away. The dining area was spotlessly clean.

 

 

 

My pie cost 175 baht. That's a premium price, but I got a premium product. Coke Zero (a small can) cost 30 baht. If I had wanted mashed potatoes and peas with the pie, it would have been another 100 baht. A side order of salad and chips would be 70 baht. The lamb pie was the most expensive item on the menu, with most of the pies costing 150 baht.

Edited February 15, 2016 by Evil Penevil

[nkped]

Fat finger syndrome, I meant to give it a greenie.

[gs joe]

Fat finger syndrome, I meant to give it a greenie.

I've took it out ,

 

Can't get a lamb pie in the UK , but do enjoy them when in Australia ,

Thanks ,nice to know they have them in Pattaya ,

 

Joe

[MM]

I had a chicken pot pie yesterday, after missing such for a decade or more. It was much better than a Marie C that I've always held as the standard.

As you say, the crust is flaky and layers peel apart flawlessly.

The pie inside was chicken, peas, and corn with a tasty filling.

I'll be back.

 

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[atlas2]

I love Aussie pies........Walked by yesterday......But I'd already been to The Glass House.

 

Will try soon.

[Dungheap]

Heard many good reports about this shop. Look the real deal, true blue! :)

 

Thanks Evil.

[harro1]

I've had the beef n mushroom pie and a sausage roll. Both were very good. I'll add that 1 pie is a decent meal on its own.

[MM]

My chicken pot pie...

 

As served...notice how flaky the crust is...

 

 

Inside view...peas, carrots, chicken, pie stuff (I don't know what that liquid filling is)

 

[wacmedia]

Hi,

 

Looks good.

[barstool]

Looks great. Has anyone got the GPS co-ordinates for the shop please?

[Lantern]

Looking forward to trying that place in August.

[Evil Penevil]

Looks great. Has anyone got the GPS co-ordinates for the shop please?

 

Latitude: 12.900173 | Longitude: 100.86862

Evil

[geordie48]

Smallest & most expensive pies I have had in pattaya area in past 15 years. Corn is for feeding pigs not people. IMHO

[atlas2]

I'm in the LOP 'Land of Pies' Australia right now. My son played soccer Thursday .... I had a pie. Today he played rugby in the morning... I had a pie for breakfast..... Thenhe played soccer and it was pie for lunch.

I've decided pies are for eating outside that's when they are at their best....they've all been delicious here....

Funnily enough I go to Tinnies two or three times a week for their sandwiches.

[jacko]

Smallest & most expensive pies I have had in pattaya area in past 15 years. Corn is for feeding pigs not people. IMHO

Dear me, don't like a nice butter dripping corn on the cob?

I think the pie filling may also include cream of chicken soup, I have heard of it being used before.

[jacko]

I'm in the LOP 'Land of Pies' Australia right now. My son played soccer Thursday .... I had a pie. Today he played rugby in the morning... I had a pie for breakfast..... Thenhe played soccer and it was pie for lunch.

I've decided pies are for eating outside that's when they are at their best....they've all been delicious here....

Funnily enough I go to Tinnies two or three times a week for their sandwiches.

Not sure about that, love my pies in the UK but was sat in Witherspoons with juice and gravy stains down my front a few too many times.