Woke up with a craving.   Willing to drive within a 2 hour radius of Bangkok or Chonburi.    Other province suggestions welcome for future reference.  Ideally it would be served in the kind of place that also serves mashed potatoes, Mac and cheese, biscuits with country style gravy, etc.   

What is a chicken fried steak? Are we talking schnitzel style? Or just the meat shallow fried? I'm sure most Thai restaurants could whip you up one of them.

 

The mac n cheese or mash might require a place that does western food though.

Try tigglebitties... listed as country fried steak on their menu... menu in hotmeals2u app...

Or they are located on Soi regional land...

Edited January 30, 20224 yr by Saddic

I have not eaten at Route 66 diner in Pattaya but they do list "Country Fried Steak – 200g Breaded Pork Fillet, served with White Sausage Gravy and Corn or Peas 199" on the online menu. Maybe this would be close enough to fill the craving.

33 minutes ago, RickG16 said:

What is a chicken fried steak?

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Chicken-fried steak is a dish in which a cut of beef, usually thin and selected from the round, is breaded and fried. (Occasionally, some restaurants have also cooked a cut of pork.) The method of preparation is similar to that of fried chicken, which explains the name.

 

https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/chicken-fried-steak

10 minutes ago, MJCM said:

 

https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/chicken-fried-steak

Interesting... Thanks!

Bourbon Street on Ekkamai:

 

Thanks all.   (saving GPS locations now)

2 minutes ago, Heng said:

Thanks all.   (saving GPS locations now)

 

Photos please...

All over Pattaya.  The cheap steak  houses on 3rd Road do chicken  steak

17 hours ago, blackcab said:

Bourbon Street on Ekkamai:

 

Dunno if the OP is from Texas but having tried the Bourbon Street version, I found it to be lacking. Yeah, perhaps good enough to take the edge off a particular hankering but disappointing.

4 hours ago, malathione said:

Dunno if the OP is from Texas but having tried the Bourbon Street version, I found it to be lacking. Yeah, perhaps good enough to take the edge off a particular hankering but disappointing.

Austin hill country.   Yeah, I doubt it'll be what I want but better than nothing... jetting off back home to get some Luby's or Lone Star Cafe just isn't practical.    ????   

2 minutes ago, Heng said:

Austin hill country.   Yeah, I doubt it'll be what I want but better than nothing... jetting off back home to get some Luby's or Lone Star Cafe just isn't practical.    ????   

Brings back memories of 2222 and the Lone Star Cafe on S. Lamar. Haven't been to that part of Texas for a while now. Yeah, Bourbon St. takes the edge off.