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TaaSaparot

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  1. 51 minutes ago, Leaver said:

    Supply and demand.

     

    Usually, but not in Thailand, an oversupply causes prices to go down, however, in Thailand, and in particular, the tourists hot spots, prices are kept artificially high, because the rich can afford to hold out, and keep face. 

    Sorry, I only comment on things and facts that I see while staying here.

     

    Not interested in, shoulds and coulds, as normally its just a bunch of wishful thinking.

  2. 2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

    I had reason to be in town yesterday... something to do in South Jomtien and then a shop near Pattaya Nua to visit. Surprised that the roads between were relatively light traffic wise, big coaches in and out of Jomtien was most of it. I usually expect a lull after New Year but this looked quiet. Be even worse when the water runs out!

    Light? ....<deleted>.

     

    With the roadworks now back in full swing, it was chaos on Beach, Second and Third Roads.

     

    So much so, they made Pattaya Klang one way in the afternoon.

  3. 43 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

    Sign of the times. I'd expect Sailor Bar on Soi 8 to be the next victim. 7&8 are doomed.

    For the last couple of decades, people have gone on about the death of Soi 7 & 8.

     

    Sure 8 is quieter than in the past, but there is much bars on Soi 7 as there ever has been.

     

    And the bars at the Beach Road end of both Sois, are some of the busiest bars in town.

     

    I predict the Doom Merchants will still be going on about this in another 20 years.

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  4. 10 hours ago, Jingthing said:

     Sure there are. They are VERY common. OK, you could call them Thai Chinese in origin (as is much of Thai food) but they're commonly found at Thai restaurants in Thailand. 

    The only one I would call common is Moo Wan.

     

    Is it common to see Thais ordering this dish?

     

    No, its one of those dishes on Thai Menus to suit a Farang palate who then compare it to Sweet & Sour.

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