1. Can you recommend a good Podiatrist?

2. Where can I eat Oysters?

 

Yes, Im another quality tourist that will be visiting Pattaya next week

thanks

2. Central Food Court on bottom floor behind the Tops Supermarket checkouts. Lobster too, if that is your fancy, cooked from live.

7 hours ago, advancebooking said:

Where can I eat Oysters

Blue oyster cult @ boystown.

1. dunno
2. The Hilton (edge, flare, horizon), the bubbly oyster bar (near naklua fish market), The Big Fish (buffet siam@siam)

1) Dunno

2) Soi Yodsak. Plenty there

8 hours ago, advancebooking said:

1. Can you recommend a good Podiatrist?

2. Where can I eat Oysters?

 

Yes, Im another quality tourist that will be visiting Pattaya next week

thanks

#1 Don't know

#2 Walking Street

I can recommend the Oysters at Narnia seafood on 3rd road opposite the golf driving range near the North Pattaya road end.

The blue oyster bar if your that way enclined.

20 minutes ago, patman30 said:

1. dunno
2. The Hilton (edge, flare, horizon), the bubbly oyster bar (near naklua fish market), The Big Fish (buffet siam@siam)

????

Oysters eh! Be careful though, they are reputed to have aphrodisiac qualities.

 

You might find it embarrassing to sit in the Podiatrist's salon with a hard on.

 

Mind you, the last time I tried them (oysters) only the first two worked!

10 hours ago, advancebooking said:

Where can I eat Oysters?

Almost anywhere along the coast, oyster beds everywhere.

Would depend on how you want to eat them, many restaurants serve them as a sizzler, bit of a sticky mess.

From my experience Podiatry is not a recognized Medical Discipline in Thailand.  If it's serious Singapore has a number of medical doctors of Podiatry.

2. Soi 6 if the lass is turning over clients on a regular basis....... Dine at the Y !!!

Just to make sure: you really look for a podiatrist.

A medical professional.

Or just a pedicure?

(for that I could give a recommendation)

11 hours ago, advancebooking said:

Podiatrist?

Question A: Take a look here. https://www.podiatry-thailand.com/#xl_xr_page_about

No personal experience.

 

There is a restaurant in Huay Yai called the Baan Na Garden.  They raise their own oysters.  Best I've had in Pattaya.

5 hours ago, Denim said:

1) Dunno

2) Soi Yodsak. Plenty there

I'm impressed it took 4 messages to go in that direction.

 

 

The Thai word for oyster is หอย, pronounced 'hoy'. You should just ask any young Thai lady around the Walking Street or LK Metro areas if she knows where you can eat 'hoy', and I'm sure they'll fall over themselves to show you.

 

As for a foot doctor, the Thais have a bit of an odd attitude towards feet, and I've never heard of a podiatrist here. Just try an orthopaedic surgeon at one of the international hospitals.

16 minutes ago, Guderian said:

The Thai word for oyster is หอย, pronounced 'hoy'. You should just ask any young Thai lady around the Walking Street or LK Metro areas if she knows where you can eat 'hoy', and I'm sure they'll fall over themselves to show you.

 

As for a foot doctor, the Thais have a bit of an odd attitude towards feet, and I've never heard of a podiatrist here. Just try an orthopaedic surgeon at one of the international hospitals.

Any shellfish, and including snails too isn't it?

 

 

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Don't like oysters so dont know

6 hours ago, orientfan said:

Question A: Take a look here. https://www.podiatry-thailand.com/#xl_xr_page_about

No personal experience.

 

I have good experiences over the years, made insoles for my shoes to get rid of foot pains. Dutch guy who seems to know his stuff. 

1. There are no podiatrists in Thailand. Surprising, but true.

2. I don't eat oysters, so I can't help you.

On 3/21/2023 at 8:21 AM, Guderian said:

The Thai word for oyster is หอย, pronounced 'hoy'. You should just ask any young Thai lady around the Walking Street or LK Metro areas if she knows where you can eat 'hoy', and I'm sure they'll fall over themselves to show you.

 

 

 

Actually, หอย, pronounced 'hoy', means clam or any bivalve mollusk in general, such as mussels, oysters, etc.

 

Oyster in particular is said หอยนางรม, pronounced "hoy nangrom"

 

 

The Walker Foot Clinic was good ten years ago, German guy if I recall correctly. Don't know if he's still around.

On 3/21/2023 at 2:38 PM, jacko45k said:

The Thai word for oyster is หอย, pronounced 'hoy'. You should just ask any young Thai lady around the Walking Street or LK Metro areas if she knows where you can eat 'hoy', and I'm sure they'll fall over themselves to show you.

 

I've had times when I've had those ho'ys during the wrong time of the month and ended up with blood cockles. ????

 

Vibriosis and gono......nasty.????

53 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

German guy

The deviant joke practically writes itself 555