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Big C Extra food court like school dinners experience

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Just now, scubascuba3 said:

big spender, ladies must love you

 

Anyways, what were you doing at Big C today,

was it your birthday. 

 

Pretty sure I was behind you in the coupon queue

waiting for you to reclaim the remaining three baht

on your card.

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  • I do a weekly shop at Big C Extra. I roll my shopping cart into the food court and grab a quick meal before going home. The atmosphere there is relaxed and pleasant. The food is normal fare for a typi

  • I was there today, and you're calling me a "dirty Falang". F you too!   Another "Falang" with a superior attitude.   All I see at the food court is a lot of foreigners (and tourist

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14 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

Who does he think he is?

 

Maybe he was the guy in the white coat flogging lab grown "meat" out of a petri dish.  The attitude is right. 

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39 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

I was there today, and you're calling me a "dirty Falang". F you too!

 

Another "Falang" with a superior attitude.

 

All I see at the food court is a lot of foreigners (and tourists) enjoying a low-cost meal along with a lot of Thai people.

 

How can you comfortably eat with some fossil digging pad khrapao out of his back teeth whilst getting air to his ugly diabetes feet.

 

I would rather starve!

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28 minutes ago, dick turpin said:

 

Anyways, what were you doing at Big C today,

was it your birthday. 

 

Pretty sure I was behind you in the coupon queue

waiting for you to reclaim the remaining three baht

on your card.


If you don’t return the card you will be arrested and deported. 

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4 minutes ago, noobexpat said:

 

How can you comfortably eat with some fossil digging pad khrapao out of his back teeth whilst getting air to his ugly diabetes feet.

 

I would rather starve!

I completely agree - I would rather you starve too.

 

You're another "Falang" with a holier-than-thou attitude taking the ridicule of other people to another level - making jokes about people with advanced diabetes who are trying to enjoy a meal before they die or have their legs amputated.

 

Do you really spend your meal times watching other people that closely - observing their feet?  

 

If I caught you looking closely at my toes, I'd tell you where to go.

 

 

 

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38 minutes ago, dick turpin said:

 

Anyways, what were you doing at Big C today,

was it your birthday. 

 

Pretty sure I was behind you in the coupon queue

waiting for you to reclaim the remaining three baht

on your card.

ah so you were one of the dirty falang, i wondered what that smell was behind me, maybe you

17 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

I completely agree - I would rather you starve too.

 

You're another "Falang" with a holier-than-thou attitude taking the ridicule of other people to another level - making jokes about people with advanced diabetes who are trying to enjoy a meal before they die or have their legs amputated.

 

Do you really spend your meal times watching other people that closely - observing their feet?  

 

If I caught you looking closely at my toes, I'd tell you where to go.

 

They are scruffy slobs with zero social manners. Most or all of it self inflicted. Why should i be sympathetic?

 

They don't like my kind, so the feeling is mutual. 

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5 minutes ago, noobexpat said:

 

They are scruffy slobs with zero social manners. Most or all of it self inflicted. Why should i be sympathetic?

 

They don't like my kind, so the feeling is mutual. 

No, you're a social snob who thinks you're superior. I've eaten in the Big C Extra food court since back in 2006, and never had the problems you claim to have... It's just bs, pure and simple. Stop being a creep and watching people so closely. The crowd there is the same as it is anywhere else. Best you eat at home.

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35 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

ah so you were one of the dirty falang, i wondered what that smell was behind me, maybe you

With attitude I am glad that I (and I assume many others) live nowhere near where you are liable to be turning your nose up at!

42 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

If I caught you looking closely at my toes, I'd tell you where to go.

And I would use the whole of my foot/leg to emphasise it!

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2 hours ago, noobexpat said:

 

I've nothing against cheap eats - good and cheap food is everywhere.

Its the people i can't stomach. They were scruffs back in farangland and they are here too.

 

I might move to bangkok soon. Getting a bit bored of living amongst the typical pattaya expat.

Cheap (good) food is a feature of Thailand. One to enjoy.

 

Scruffy unkempt seedy down at heel farangs are also a feature of (certain parts of) Thailand. The trick is to avoid the latter. 

 

Personally, I find that cotton made to measure "polo" shirts and proper shorts are cheap, comfortable, cool, look smart and coupled with 5 minutes with an iron of the morning avoid the down and out in Thailand look. I can stride into the food court, secure in the knowledge that I am as "hansum" as I can reasonably expect.

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My my how this post has turned ugly all of a sudden.  Come on guys. 

 

Let's stop the personal attacks and focus on the subject.  Food courts aren't everyone's fine dining experience and that's ok. 

 

They serve their purpose.  Some are better than others and if we can pass on our experiences, then others may benefit. 

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2 minutes ago, Korat Kiwi said:

My my how this post has turned ugly all of a sudden.  Come on guys. 

 

Let's stop the personal attacks and focus on the subject.  Food courts aren't everyone's fine dining experience and that's ok. 

 

They serve their purpose.  Some are better than others and if we can pass on our experiences, then others may benefit. 

Nonsense! It was ugly from the very start.

I have eaten at Big C extra food court for many a year on and off....

 

Most of the food there is Thai food for Thais....Not very appealing for farangs..

 

Covid killed the few places that were leaning more towards a farang taste....But I have not been there for 6 months so maybe its better now..??

 

The food court gets a zero for atmosphere...

But

The food court get a 10 for value that is if you can find at least somewhat OK food there...

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14 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

I have eaten at Big C extra food court for many a year on and off....

 

Most of the food there is Thai food for Thais....Not very appealing for farangs..

 

Covid killed the few places that were leaning more towards a farang taste....But I have not been there for 6 months so maybe its better now..??

 

The food court gets a zero for atmosphere...

But

The food court get a 10 for value that is if you can find at least somewhat OK food there...

Pfffffttttt...You can step right outside and places on klang have good rice dishes for 60 baht that are freshly made. But noooooo...everybody has to sit at the food court and stare at each other and breathe other people's air because it's tooooo hot outside. 🤣

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44 minutes ago, JensenZ said:

The crowd there is the same as it is anywhere else. Best you eat at home.

 

Anywhere else in pattaya ...not anywhere else.

Yes i do mostly eat at home - so i'm not amongst the awful teeth pickers and the truly gross who sit there flossing!! Zoo animals have more class.

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5 minutes ago, JimTripper said:

Pfffffttttt...You can step right outside and places on klang have good rice dishes for 60 baht that are freshly made. But noooooo...everybody has to sit at the food court and stare at each other and breathe other people's air because it's tooooo hot outside. 🤣

 

I only buy food from places were i know that there is a soap dispenser in the toilets the staff are likely to use.

 

A piss in the nearest alleyway doesn't fill me with confidence about hygiene.

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I like Pier 21 at Terminal 21, go there for quick lunch.

Only problem is the chinese that refuse to que, the Thai that wants to pay with their cellphone and not with card.

And off course the elderly falang sitting for one hour with a coffe occuyping a table during lunch rush, 

1 hour ago, herfiehandbag said:

Scruffy unkempt seedy down at heel farangs are also a feature of (certain parts of) Thailand. The trick is to avoid the latter. 

Or if in the are anywhere near where you are eating just ignore them!

Simple!

Enjoy the food!

 

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4 hours ago, noobexpat said:

Gods waiting room.

Full of teeth pickers and old men with their sandals off.

Place makes me sick.

 

I can't sit in these places. The people just give off low class vibes.

 

 

Sounds like this forum!

4 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

big spender, ladies must love you

lets not measure wealth on the purchasing power of a tin of Ayam Baked beans....

I upgraded to Sizzler a decade ago and never looked back....

27 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

Or if in the are anywhere near where you are eating just ignore them!

Simple!

Enjoy the food!

The man-god has spoken!

25 minutes ago, JimTripper said:

The man-god has spoken!

I am so pleased to see that you appreciate your superior's talents! 

:sick:

35 minutes ago, JimTripper said:

The man-god has spoken!

Are you describing yourself? 

I haven't been for years, went today, school dinner atmosphere, dirty falang new arrivals everywhere, food was like slop, glad i moved on years ago

 

and your point is? how smart you are to not eat in a place where you don;t like the food...?

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7 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Not interested in the free water, walked past it, no cups...

 

duck and some green vegetable on rice slop

 

55 baht

 

Klang

 

Glad to get out of there, a lot of riff raff

You spend a whole 55 Baht on a meal and complain about eating with riff raff and the meal was poor, what do you expect Gordon Ramsey and the place packed with multi millionaires ? Ffs.

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3 hours ago, noobexpat said:

 

They are scruffy slobs with zero social manners. Most or all of it self inflicted. Why should i be sympathetic?

 

They don't like my kind, so the feeling is mutual. 

We all know exactly "what kind" you are.

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This reminds me of being in grade school with no teacher around to stop us from fighting.

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For those (like me) who have not been to that particular food court, this video shows it and actually has a sampling of quite a few farang patrons, so you can make your own conclusions 😅

 

Personally I recall being quite impressed with the very large and very clean "street food stall" food court of Terminal 21 in Bangkok, although the sampling I got was of low quality, albeit I did that intentionally figuring that it was a fairly safe and relatively sanitary place to try "street food".    But the better eateries were on higher floors away from the food court.   I assume the same holds true for Big C Extra, a mall food court is for cheap, fast, lower-quality convenience food for people passing through or stuck there while family or significant other does their shopping.

 

BTW the lady in the youtube thumbnail is nowhere to be seen in the video, maybe having that info will spare some of you some time in clicking and fast-searching in vain.

 

 

 

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