200 baht with 2 coffees

13 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Maybe because they didn't come to Thailand for the food?

I agree! people come for many different reasons, but food maybe one of them?

50 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

I didn't come to Thailand to eat Thai food!

Then stay home.

4 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Only 1 egg

Yea, I'm a fallen vegan.

29 minutes ago, JayClay said:

You didn't just "mention" food. You criticized people for not wanting to eat Thai food 24/7 all the time they are here.

That is not what I posted, or even inferred.

I wonder if they offer Thai breakfast in an English hotel.

17 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

200 baht with 2 coffees

Not knocking it, it’s not bad value, but It doesn’t quite hit the mark.

 

3 mushrooms, some waffle kind of thing, somethings kind of resembling sausages and two slices of farmhouse briefly shown the toaster on the way out of the kitchen .. Mai Phan! 

6 minutes ago, recom273 said:

Not knocking it, it’s not bad value, but It doesn’t quite hit the mark.

 

3 mushrooms, some waffle kind of thing, somethings kind of resembling sausages and two slices of farmhouse briefly shown the toaster on the way out of the kitchen .. Mai Phan! 

Tasted good

Coffee good

 

 

20 minutes ago, chuang said:

I wonder if they offer Thai breakfast in an English hotel.

Yes it makes you wonder. Why go to Thailand?

4 hours ago, marin said:

How many hotels in England offer a Thai breakfast? 

 

.... Just like a Continental Breakfast, a Sunday Roast, or a Plowmans lunch....  the English Breakfast is the name of a ‘type’ of food rather than specifically being synonymous with England. 

 

Its like having a ‘Sunday Roast’ on a Saturday, its still a Sunday Roast !!

21 minutes ago, chuang said:

I wonder if they offer Thai breakfast in an English hotel.

I have seen quite a lot of U.K pubs with a Thai restaurant as kitchen , like a UK pub where the restaurant part or food suppler is a Thai restaurant  .

   Some pubs have a hotel upstairs and a Thai restaurant 

Try Cheap Charlie's in Pattaya.  Full english bfast on offer including the pudding for a very reasonable price.  Delicious.

I stayed at a nice little resort in CM - Brit owner - served that Brit b-fast w/beans... except not being a Brit, he didn't give me beans.. I didn't complain - I checked out. He is now out of business... 

 

saved himself 5 baht and lost a customer...

 

a real ( 0 ) 

2 hours ago, roo860 said:

Is that supposed to be bacon?????

Badly washed field dressings........

10 minutes ago, 1FinickyOne said:

I stayed at a nice little resort in CM - Brit owner - served that Brit b-fast w/beans... except not being a Brit, he didn't give me beans.. I didn't complain - I checked out. He is now out of business... 

 

saved himself 5 baht and lost a customer...

 

a real ( 0 ) 

Trying to understand this....

 

You checked out of a nice little resort because the British owner didn’t give you beans with your breakfast... you think he did this because you are not British and figured the owner somehow assumed you were not deserving of beans and is thus an ( o )  trying to save 5 baht ???

 

Is that about right ?

41 minutes ago, 1FinickyOne said:

I stayed at a nice little resort in CM - Brit owner - served that Brit b-fast w/beans... except not being a Brit, he didn't give me beans.. I didn't complain - I checked out. He is now out of business... 

 

saved himself 5 baht and lost a customer...

 

a real ( 0 ) 

Why didnt you ask for some beans ?

Maybe he ran out of beans or the chef just forgot ?

Just need to say "Excuse me , can I have some beans "

 

Whether a hotel serves an English breakfast, or something approaching it, depends on how upmarket the hotel is. Most top hotels will.

 

The best breakfast I have encountered here is at Sausage King in Chiang Mai, it's so filling I always skip lunch that day.

 

The breakfast I cook for myself consists of one slice of toast and Vegemite, two poached eggs, and some fruit. I sometimes wonder how the British managed to conquer the world, given the stodge they eat for breakfast. Perhaps that's down to the indigestion afterwards.

Pats place Hua Hin.

On menu as English/American, Large or small.

I have small, fried egg, beans, mushrooms,black pudding,or hash browns, fried tomato 1/2, back bacon and decent sausage. Thick slice of toast butter and jam.

If I were younger the large doubles the amount of food.

All for a very reasonable price..

Maybe once a week when we go down town as they also do good choices for my Thai wife.

For the idiots that insist on knocking most posts. My rice cooker is always on, my Thai family eat Thai as I do (only one chili for me). They are also becoming accustomed to European cusine as I like cooking.

When you do find a decent breakfast, you then find out they serve it on a cold plate

1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

Is that about right ?

you're on the money there R_Smith

1 hour ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Why didnt you ask for some beans ?

Maybe he ran out of beans or the chef just forgot ?

Just need to say "Excuse me , can I have some beans "

 

W or w/o spittle? 

 

Others got beans - he made his decision - I made mine... plenty of other nice places to stay... 

I would purposely not book a hotel if they served this breakfast.  A big reason obesity and diabetes are on the rise in England.  Just a terrrible greasy artery clogging mess.

2 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

I have seen quite a lot of U.K pubs with a Thai restaurant as kitchen , like a UK pub where the restaurant part or food suppler is a Thai restaurant  .

   Some pubs have a hotel upstairs and a Thai restaurant 

Lunch or dinner

No soup for breakfast

1 minute ago, bkk6060 said:

I would purposely not book a hotel if they served this breakfast.  A big reason obesity and diabetes are on the rise in England.  Just a terrrible greasy artery clogging mess.

Quite...  because other people eating what they want for breakfast clogs YOUR arteries when staying at a hotel, right ?....     

.... Do you also avoid restaurants that serve sugar with coffee ??...  

If you're ever in Phuket 'SB' in Kamala, and Wilsons in Rawai do a cracking Aussie beach style breaky, and will add or subtract items as you like ... but none of that black puddin' stuff in either thank goodness lol ????

4 hours ago, Boyn said:

Why do people travel to exotic countries and then demand English food ? if its that big of a deal stay at home or go to Spain.

 

Thailand is a more exotic and cheaper Spain for many here. Some great full English breakfasts in Bangkok and Pattaya for sure.

 

4 hours ago, Boyn said:

Why do people travel to exotic countries and then demand English food ? if its that big of a deal stay at home or go to Spain.

 

Its this kind of poorly thought out myopic projection that really makes one wonder sometimes..... 

 

Are you [Byon] of the belief that everyone on this forum does not in fact live in Thailand, rather they simply visit it for a couple of weeks per year ???

 

And....   Let me understand this ‘ideology’ of yours... When you go on Holiday to Spain, you don’t eat Pizza because you only want to eat Spanish food, Paella and Tappas ?

 

What do you think of coming to Thailand an eating Japanese food, or eating at an excellent Italian restaurant ?.... Taco’s & Salsa ???... El Mercado ??... Cocotte ? and thats just Bangkok... 

 

Thailand as somewhat of a foodie destination does all food extremely well and a Full English Breakfast is just one part of the huge spectrum of dining in Thailand and the incredible choice it offers. 

 

 

22 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

I would purposely not book a hotel if they served this breakfast.  A big reason obesity and diabetes are on the rise in England.  Just a terrrible greasy artery clogging mess.

Out of interest , what do you eat for breakfast , what would you recommend ?

3 hours ago, recom273 said:

Not knocking it, it’s not bad value, but It doesn’t quite hit the mark.

 

3 mushrooms, some waffle kind of thing, somethings kind of resembling sausages and two slices of farmhouse briefly shown the toaster on the way out of the kitchen .. Mai Phan! 

I got this in Cha Am pre covid in an Irish place on a side soi.

 

2 wholemeal toast

2 eggs

2 ham

2 bacon

1 long sausage

Home fries

Tomato

Beans

2 coffee.

Orange juice ( tipco )

 

Was 140 baht then. Ordered it and shared some with wife about 60/40

 

Very satisfied.

 

 

The best breakfast I've ever had was at the Amari Boulevard, Soi 5, Sukhumvit. An amazing buffet with a Chef to cook your eggs to order. They even had 2 types of bacon, crispy or soft. A honeycomb press to deliver freshly squeezed honey plus just about all you could wish for.