The Thai restaurant service experience

[bob smith]

5 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Nah, most likely never been to a Michelin starred restaurant.

i've been to many!

 

but never in Thailand.

 

I'm afraid the service wont be up to standard.

 

bob.

[FritsSikkink]

Just now, bob smith said:

I'm afraid the service wont be up to standard.

 

bob.

Easy to find out if you have as much money as you claim to have.

[bob smith]

4 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Easy to find out if you have as much money as you claim to have.

I have money because I don't waste it!

 

I save the Michelin star stuff for when I'm in Paris.

 

bob.

[FritsSikkink]

3 minutes ago, bob smith said:

I have money because I don't waste it!

 

I save the Michelin star stuff for when I'm in Paris.

 

bob.

Better go to Tokyo, the have more 3-star restaurants than anywhere in the world.

[NativeBob]

there's no such a thing as "Thai restaurant" <<< it's redundant.

even at Shangri-La, BKK

who eats there anyway? Chinese at Somboon's Crab? Families at MK-Suki? young hipsters at Sizzler? 

Som-Tam is som-tam, tilapia is tilapia wherever you order it - market or posh "Thai restaurant"

same sh*t, different table cloth. 

 

The term "restaurant" has a certain meaning, not filthy papa-mama diner no matter how many lamps and candles you stick around. get real

Edited September 2 by NativeBob

[bob smith]

4 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Better go to Tokyo, the have more 3-star restaurants than anywhere in the world.

I hate suhsi.

 

bob.

[FritsSikkink]

2 minutes ago, bob smith said:

I hate suhsi.

 

bob.

You think that is the only thing they serve?

Tokyo 3 Stars MICHELIN Restaurants – The MICHELIN Guide

Edited September 2 by FritsSikkink

[Hawaiian]

14 minutes ago, bob smith said:

I hate suhsi.

 

bob.

I don't care for suhsi, also.  But, I enjoy all kinds of sushi.  In fact, Japanese food is one of my favorites.