January 25, 200917 yr Give Amazing Sandwich a try, opposite Central (Sorry, don't know what name of Central because relatively new to CM). Delicious food, friendly, fast and efficient service. Very good prices. Recommended by Lonely Planet, free WIFI also. Credit due where credit due.
January 25, 200917 yr Oh boy, another food thread! The sandwiches at Amazing Sandwich are not bad at all, but far better, IMHO, are the sandwiches at Jerusalem Falafel and, especially, The Duke's.
January 25, 200917 yr Try avocado and tuna salad and avocado BLTs and others at Bake and Bite. Great bread!
January 25, 200917 yr Their sandwiches are good - but certainly not amazing! You wouldn't want to call your business "Good - but certainly not amazing Sandwiches", though . I think they are generally good. At some point since I last visited (possibly quite a while), they added the option of wholemeal/wholewheat bread, which is a considerable plus.
January 25, 200917 yr They were kind of Amazing - for Chiang Mai - when they opened the place 15 years ago. Edited January 25, 200917 yr by Ulysses G.
January 25, 200917 yr Much as I'd like to contribute to this thread, Brits can no longer afford sandwiches....
January 25, 200917 yr "- when they opened the place 15 years ago" Amazing Sandwich opened 1998 - and is still amazing!
January 25, 200917 yr I raved about Amazing (almost directly across from the Shell station on Huay Kaew, between Soho and the Taiwanese restaurant), but then found Bake and Bite to be better. Just today I stopped by for first time in months, and had an amazing roast chicken sandwich. They custom build it to your order, which I like. 85 baht ain't cheap, but it is still good value.
January 25, 200917 yr In my early years here I lived on the 15 baht ham sandwiches from 7/11, eaten at 4am after a night on the beer, with a packet of crisps and a strawberry milkshake (also 7/11). Amazing! Easily pleased.
January 25, 200917 yr It is a decent place and is a "nice oasis in a sea of rice" I agree though many other places are better, even subway
January 25, 200917 yr Amazing, indeed, Loaded . You could not have remained Loaded for long with that mix filling your stomach, could you? Possibly the alcohol neutralized the bacteria on the ham sandwiches to some extent, but combined with a strawberry milkshake ? You must be sure to donate your body for scientific research when the time comes. While I love food from a wide variety of cultures, good sandwich shops, or even the ingredients to put one together at home were not much available where I lived before CM. Yes, you can buy your bread and fillings here from the supermarkets, but if ordering for just one or two folk, it's great to have the luxury of selecting from all their offerings. I'd love a Vietnamese place to start offering the baguette. cheese, coriander. spring onion, grated carrot and *special pickle* that could be found in Australia. Best weekend breakfast ever, with coffee and good newspapers. Edited January 25, 200917 yr by WaiWai
January 25, 200917 yr I would have to say the 69 THB SUB OF THE DAY at subway is not a bad deal... you can make it your way and is tasty...
January 25, 200917 yr The Amazing Sandwich, is Amazing its still open! with all the much better options available now especially like Bake and Bite the Dukes, Subway and yes even 7-11 makes better sandwiches It used to be the only game in town, but went downhill went it was sold Edited January 25, 200917 yr by SBACM
January 26, 200917 yr Much as I'd like to contribute to this thread, Brits can no longer afford sandwiches.... Or are Brits too well-bread to contribute ? Sadly some of my own overseas-investments are now just 'toast', can I contribute comments regarding 'toasted-sandwiches', OMG yet another food-thread idea ?
January 26, 200917 yr Go there for breakfast sometimes, or occasionally a burger (I'm not a sandwich person). Much less often these days - just too many farangs - last visit had a prayer meeting on one adjacent table and two screaming brats the parents were doing nothing to control at another. Not what I'd call a peaceful "oasis". (Of course, both Bake and Bite (esp Nimanheminda) and the Dukes can suffer this problem too.) And you can't even take Thais with you for company; unless they read and understand English very well they can't order anything!
January 26, 200917 yr In my early years here I lived on the 15 baht ham sandwiches from 7/11, eaten at 4am after a night on the beer, with a packet of crisps and a strawberry milkshake (also 7/11). Amazing!Easily pleased. 7-11 also has the American Hot Dog nailed. They always taste the same, come with a steamy bun, and you can get mustard. Probably not very good for you, but like many that need the hamburger fix, 7-11 is there for Hot Dog lovers.
January 26, 200917 yr 7-11 also has the American Hot Dog nailed. They always taste the same, come with a steamy bun, and you can get mustard. Probably not very good for you, but like many that need the hamburger fix, 7-11 is there for Hot Dog lovers. Hot dogs not bad, but the chicken steak sandwiches rule! Especially if you can convince the staff to leave it in the microwave for the full cycle, thus avoiding the freezing middle problem. Not that ice cold in the middle is too bad if you've got enough wilted lettuce and green tomatoes.
January 26, 200917 yr "- when they opened the place 15 years ago"Amazing Sandwich opened 1998 - and is still amazing! For sure they opened before 1998. I think UG's idea of 15 years is a lot more accurate
January 26, 200917 yr In my early years here I lived on the 15 baht ham sandwiches from 7/11, eaten at 4am after a night on the beer, with a packet of crisps and a strawberry milkshake (also 7/11). Amazing!Easily pleased. 7-11 also has the American Hot Dog nailed. They always taste the same, come with a steamy bun, and you can get mustard. Probably not very good for you, but like many that need the hamburger fix, 7-11 is there for Hot Dog lovers. Not all 7-11's are of the same quality when it comes to hotdogs, according to my taste buds. Very few outside of a city have mustard either
January 26, 200917 yr i've been to 7 -11 s in many parts of thailand and have found when looking for it mustard in all. in towns and in the sticks.
January 26, 200917 yr i've been to 7 -11 s in many parts of thailand and have found when looking for it mustard in all. in towns and in the sticks. They obviously hide it when Ajarn comes trotting along.
January 26, 200917 yr Amazing, indeed, Loaded .You could not have remained Loaded for long with that mix filling your stomach, could you? Possibly the alcohol neutralized the bacteria on the ham sandwiches to some extent, but combined with a strawberry milkshake ? You must be sure to donate your body for scientific research when the time comes. . I've read this twice and I'm still not sure if it's a compliment or a dig
January 26, 200917 yr back to topic re ... Amazing Sandwich. i go there once a week but had to change my order to a smaller sandwich @ 85 baht and mmmmmmm from this huge 10 inch sub coz after suffering a mild stroke and giving up smoking i was getting fat : ( enjoy the sub and the menu ..... dave2
January 26, 200917 yr Give Amazing Sandwich a try, opposite Central (Sorry, don't know what name of Central because relatively new to CM).Delicious food, friendly, fast and efficient service. Very good prices. Recommended by Lonely Planet, free WIFI also. Credit due where credit due. I didn't think the food was bad but I have to disagree with the friendly, fast service. I'm gluten free so I opted for the potato salad in lieu of bread and it took them half an hour before they told me that they were out of potato salad. Afterwards, my friends received their sandwiches and it took another 20 minutes for a total of 50 minute wait time for them to bring me some friend potatoes (on their breakfast menu so they didn't have to make anything special to substitute) and a deconstructed sandwich i.e. pre sliced cheese and tomatoes. Normally, I am pretty forgiving about a wait but 50 minutes for some fried potatoes and sliced sandwich accouterments was pushing it.
January 26, 200917 yr So their food gives you strokes? I think I'll pass. "Sandwich"... far too many useless carbs.
January 26, 200917 yr winnie the kwai. ! quote .... So their food gives you strokes? I think I'll pass. NO ... NOT eating sandwiches ! but flippant remarks like that may affect you the same one day .... ANYONE can suffer a stroke at any age smoking 20 to 40 cigarettes a day for about 45 years gives you strokes ( minor ones if your lucky like me ) the thought of a MAJOR stroke ( and the thought of trying to deal with thai immigration after one when you cant speak and one side of you is paralised ) convinced me to bye bye cigarretes for ever i gave up smoking after 45 years in a week coz the doc at chiang mai rams question was simple . do you want to live or die ? the choice was easy ... bye bye cigarettes ..... not sandwiches even if they did make me fatter for a bit .. : ) ive not thought about having a cigarrete for over a year and never will again. dave2
January 27, 200917 yr I saw my neurologist on Sunday, and he said my kind of stroke will probably not reoccur. He tells me to lay off salt and high carbohydrates, and exercise vigorously. I figure a chicken sandwich is okay.
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