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Foreign Food Shop in Pattaya

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There seems to be growth in small foreign food shops in Pattaya. People used to trek to the dark side to shop at Siamburys, then recently Nadia opened a foreign food outlet on Soi Bonnet. More recently a new place has opened in Jomtien near the Golden  Hanuman/ Gudwara statue and another has opened off Soi 4 in Pratumnak. Good news indeed for those requiring 5 kilos of baked beans or slabs of black pudding.

Yes they are all over now, good.  Try the Villa Market on Second Road, also very good. TOPS must be hurting, due to their pricing policy on western goods, many of them branded as Waitrose, the most expensive supermarket in the UK. I never shop there now.   

They seem to stock out of date food, I don't know why they don't pay a little more and make sure it's in date

36 minutes ago, Nout said:

recently Nadia opened a foreign food outlet on Soi Bonnet.

Soi Bongkot 8 likely?

I put on my list for next visit.

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I've been pleasantly surprised that the places selling foreign food all seem to have prospered since the pandemic started. I thought they might have been quite dependent on foreign tourists, at least during the winter months, and that the expat population wouldn't be enough to keep them all going, but happily I was wrong. Siamburi's is going from strength to strength, and even the Big C is keeping well-stocked with Casino and other foreign goodies. There's also been no reduction that I've noticed in the amount and quality of farang bread being baked fresh daily. From the viewpoint of availability of foreign foods, Pattaya is better than ever, pandemic or not.

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1 hour ago, Guderian said:

I've been pleasantly surprised that the places selling foreign food all seem to have prospered since the pandemic started. I thought they might have been quite dependent on foreign tourists, at least during the winter months, and that the expat population wouldn't be enough to keep them all going, but happily I was wrong. Siamburi's is going from strength to strength, and even the Big C is keeping well-stocked with Casino and other foreign goodies. There's also been no reduction that I've noticed in the amount and quality of farang bread being baked fresh daily. From the viewpoint of availability of foreign foods, Pattaya is better than ever, pandemic or not.

The first lockdown forced people to cook a lot more and once in the habit it can stick. Also eating out is not too appealing in these Covid times.

2 hours ago, Guderian said:

I've been pleasantly surprised that the places selling foreign food all seem to have prospered since the pandemic started. I thought they might have been quite dependent on foreign tourists, at least during the winter months, and that the expat population wouldn't be enough to keep them all going, but happily I was wrong. Siamburi's is going from strength to strength, and even the Big C is keeping well-stocked with Casino and other foreign goodies. There's also been no reduction that I've noticed in the amount and quality of farang bread being baked fresh daily. From the viewpoint of availability of foreign foods, Pattaya is better than ever, pandemic or not.

 

Siamburi's have also added an online ordering option extending to all parts of Thailand.

 

I had seen many requests for such a service on their facebook page so it should prove popular. Delivery within Pattaya is free if the order is over Bt1,500, so that should assist those with limited transport options or are unwilling to venture to the Darkside.

 

any link to website or facebook page of other shops ?

 

13 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Soi Bongkot 8 likely?

I put on my list for next visit.

Thanks I was wondering.... it's the road parallel to where all the 'Clubs' are located isn't it?

6 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Thanks I was wondering.... it's the road parallel to where all the 'Clubs' are located isn't it?

Turn in from 3rd rd opposite (ex) Xzite and then left.

Don't take the wrong one to Love Inn :biggrin: (and the "clubs").

13 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Thanks I was wondering.... it's the road parallel to where all the 'Clubs' are located isn't it?

 

7 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Turn in from 3rd rd opposite (ex) Xzite and then left.

Don't take the wrong one to Love Inn :biggrin: (and the "clubs").

Don`t spoil his fun...he tells the missus he`s going shopping at Nadias...with a visit to the Full Love Inn as a bonus....:clap2:

17 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Turn in from 3rd rd opposite (ex) Xzite and then left.

Don't take the wrong one to Love Inn :biggrin: (and the "clubs").

I actually went by there yesterday....  but came from the Arunothai end. Got some tea bags..... usually they get brought out to me all the way from Yorkshire!

On 1/23/2021 at 2:47 AM, Nout said:

slabs of black pudding.

Soi 6?

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And now a second one has opened around Pratumnak....Moorfields?..

The Grocers?

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