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Food in Mae Sot

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25-Nov-2007 06:15
by: crusty_baguette

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Food in Mae Sot

Hi

Have been here a while and if you have had enough of Thai food - the night market is good, try the following...

Aiya for good Burmese curries and food in general
Casa Mia for pasta and pizza
Daves for breakfast

and for nice Indian food served by a lovely family try Rhasmi Restauant in the undercover food court next to the Siam hotel in the gem market section of the main street.

Crusty

Posted
25-Nov-2007 06:53
by: Chiangmaiman

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I always eat at SP KItchen out on the Asia highway and only eat western food anyway but I may try the Indian food next time

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Posted
25-Nov-2007 08:54
by: Just_Bob

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The pizzas at Bai Fern are pretty good too.

Posted
25-Nov-2007 09:03
by: joyasia

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chiangmaiman, haven't seen you for a while. smoochx

Posted
25-Nov-2007 10:03
by: Just_Bob

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Joy I think he's somewhere between Nong Khai and Ubon right now - just left CM a few days ago.

Posted
27-Nov-2007 02:07
by: Chiangmaiman

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Joy I am currently in Ubon Ratchathani, are you in Thailand now?

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Posted
27-Nov-2007 02:48
by: joyasia

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Oh, you two fellas know each other?
No, CHMMan, i have been in oz since dec, got no $ for travel, and am happy not to be a foreigner for a while. And i adopted an old cat which means no long trips for a while.
My heart does do a little flip every now and then though, got so used to moving around ;0)
Can't complain though, where i live is paradise.

Ubon Ratchathani near the Cambodia border? Love it there. You sure get around on some great trips to some of the most scenic parts of the country. Good for you.
They have nice vietnamese food there, not as saa pie cee as thai food, you like it?
But they also have some ok foreigner food, a couple of expats there living the quiet life.
My thai improved a lot there in the NE....
All the best and safe travels! Maybe see u next year!

Back on topic, Bai fern is a good place to eat, and very nice people there as well.

Posted
28-Nov-2007 11:07
by: Just_Bob

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Joy I love Oz - what part is your home? I've been all over it http://www.iantaylor.org/aus2005.html Hope to see you in Chiang Mai. Bring me a Mrs Macs pie and the beer's on me!

Posted
28-Nov-2007 15:22
by: joyasia

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Registered: 25/01/05

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Hi Bob, thanks for those pics again, With the new changes to pms not sure if i still have them.
I have pmed you!

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