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Is there any good deli-style pastrami available in Pattaya? I usually bring it back with me from a deli in the UK, but this last year that hasn't been an option. I tried the TGM locally-produced pastrami but wasn't very impressed with that, it's better than nothing but that's about all the praise I can give it. I've looked in Villa on many occasions but have never seen it there. Has anybody seen any in the various supermarkets, locally-made or imported, I don't mind as long as it's good?

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  On 1/20/2021 at 10:02 AM, Guderian said:

Is there any good deli-style pastrami available in Pattaya? I usually bring it back with me from a deli in the UK, but this last year that hasn't been an option. I tried the TGM locally-produced pastrami but wasn't very impressed with that, it's better than nothing but that's about all the praise I can give it. I've looked in Villa on many occasions but have never seen it there. Has anybody seen any in the various supermarkets, locally-made or imported, I don't mind as long as it's good?

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Not sure if they still make it at the Big Kahuna on Thappraya. You might enquire.

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  On 1/20/2021 at 10:18 AM, Eindhoven said:

 

Not sure if they still make it at the Big Kahuna on Thappraya. You might enquire.

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Never been there, but it looks like a restaurant, or do they have a deli counter inside?

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Has this place survived? Haven't tried it, but the pastrami looks to be a better option than TGM.

 

https://primepattayasmokehouse.com/product-category/smoked-smallgoods/

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I am searching out the other outlets that make meat and can mail it in a iced cooler box but so far no luck.  I like my Pastrami on Rye sandwiches with a nice cold beer once in awhile.

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  On 1/21/2021 at 5:11 AM, Guderian said:

 

Do you remember the make, was it TGM?

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Don't think it was TGM, but was local. I am going there in a couple of days so will put it on my shopping list to remind me to look for it. German rye bread is sold in the bakery department too.

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  On 1/20/2021 at 10:55 AM, Guderian said:

 

Never been there, but it looks like a restaurant, or do they have a deli counter inside?

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I meant that you should enquire with them. ????

 

https://food.grab.com/th/en/restaurant/บิ๊กคาฮูน่า-big-kahuna-ถนนทัพพระยา-delivery/3-CYWCVCMGVCCBJX

 

Seems like only corned beef now, but again, you should check with them to see what they can organise for you.

 

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Foodland on Pattaya Klang sell pastrami at their Del counter. It's decent and as I recall not too expensive.....might wander up for some now that I think about it.

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I have by coincidence today the beef pastrami from TGM bought at Big C extra.

 

They also have the loaf and slice it to your requirements. Will let you know tomorrow how it tastes.

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  On 1/22/2021 at 3:41 PM, Susco said:

I have by coincidence today the beef pastrami from TGM bought at Big C extra.

 

They also have the loaf and slice it to your requirements. Will let you know tomorrow how it tastes.

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Tried the Pastrami from Big C this morning, not a bad taste, in fact no taste at all, so will not bother again. Lucky I bought only 100 gram'

 

The black forest ham at Foodland is my go to. Taste good and inexpensive

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Katz's deli on the lower East Side of Manhattan.  My mom was born a block away on Orchard St. over a hundred years ago.  My parents used to take me into Manhattan from Queens once a month for a Katz's Pastrami sandwich.  Still the best in the world.  I was last there in November of 19 with my cousin right before Covid hit.

For  Pattaya, the pickins are slim.  The TGM stuff is <deleted>.  Sloane's is found occasionally in Villa or Central near the imported cold cuts.  He's a Brit butcher in Bangkok and his pastrami is OK.  A bit on the tough side but a decent taste.  It should be cut thinner.

Not cheap, either.  A 200 gram package is 290 baht.  Take it or leave it.

When they can get it, Central makes a pastrami burger that is decent in the upscale food court.

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What happened to the Pastrami on Rye restaurant in Jomtien after it was bought and closed down, by someone in Bangkok I think? Did they start a new shop/restaurant up there, or even a chain, and if so then why haven't they opened a branch in Pattaya? I never tried it myself, but I recall a lot of positive comments about their pastrami.

 

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