Full English / Australian Breakfast

[anon467848]

Can somebody please recommend a restaurant for a full English / Oz breakfast in the suburbs, preferably East of the river. I don't want to come into the "city", hate the traffic jams these days.

 

Not interested in Sausage King before somebody suggests it. 

 

Cheers....

[Shoeless Joe]

Yummy, Hand Dong or Papa Rock (by the Big C / Hang Dong interestion. Both closed on Mondays.

 

Regards,

 

Joe

[thaibeachlovers]

Dukes in Promenada open at 10 am. Their menu took too long to open for me to check it all, but IMO that would be your best bet, or the Rimping in same mall.

I doubt many places east of the river cater for farangs.

 

Tops is going downhill, IMO. They no longer stock Fountain BBQ sauce at Central Airport.

[idman]

Another topic that got hijacked over <deleted> n teabags.  A simple question, where to get a full English/Aussie brekkie and the poster gets information about English tea.  It should be obvious he wants to go somewhere for this meal not cook the bloody meal in his place of abode.  I cannot share any places as I have yet to find in Chiang Mai a place that serves black pudding with their breakfasts.

[Thailand]

3 hours ago, idman said:

Another topic that got hijacked over <deleted> n teabags.  A simple question, where to get a full English/Aussie brekkie and the poster gets information about English tea.  It should be obvious he wants to go somewhere for this meal not cook the bloody meal in his place of abode.  I cannot share any places as I have yet to find in Chiang Mai a place that serves black pudding with their breakfasts.

Rimping Mae Hia if I remember correctly.  And they open at 6am.

Edited October 22, 2017 by Thailand

[jonwilly]

Back in the days when Rod was at Kellys they did a decent breakfast, but I have no idea if he is still involved ih the place named for him.

 

john

SK does Black Pudding.

[anon467848]

6 hours ago, idman said:

Another topic that got hijacked over <deleted> n teabags.  A simple question, where to get a full English/Aussie brekkie and the poster gets information about English tea.  It should be obvious he wants to go somewhere for this meal not cook the bloody meal in his place of abode.  I cannot share any places as I have yet to find in Chiang Mai a place that serves black pudding with their breakfasts.

Well said, I don't even drink tea....

[Scott]

Closed per request.

 

It seems strange to me that people ask a simple question and get an argument in return.