Sisaket

[Patriot]

Good day folks,

Could you give me a brief outline of Farang-ish restaurants and especially watering holes around the Sisaket city area.

I know it's doubtful, but is there an estate agent of sorts who could point one in the direction of properties for sale or rent (although undoubtedly the best way is to choose your area and then drive around)

Many thanks in anticipation.

Chris

[Dave the Dude]

Good day folks,

Could you give me a brief outline of Farang-ish restaurants and especially watering holes around the Sisaket city area.

I know it's doubtful, but is there an estate agent of sorts who could point one in the direction of properties for sale or rent (although undoubtedly the best way is to choose your area and then drive around)

Many thanks in anticipation.

Chris

Hi Patriot

Never seen an Estate Agent in these parts. This might help re restaurants :- http://www.surinfarang.com/board/default.a...posts&t=439

Dave

[Farma]

Nongfrank posted a good map of Sisaket post #40 in this thread. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Isaan-Maps-t...25&start=25

There’s Pizza Company in Tesco, Dyna steakhouse, KFC in Soon Heng shopping centre and a nice coffee shop next to the traffic lights in the middle of town at E5 on Nongfrank’s map.

Frank at Livin’ in the Past does western meals and is a meeting place for local farangs during the days. There’s also Willy’s restaurant. You’ll also find local farangs enjoying a quiet drink near the railway station food market around sunset or at Sugar Pub late evening.

Can’t help with estate agents but I’d suggest dropping into Livin’ in the Past and asking Frank or some of the regulars there.

[Patriot]

Nongfrank posted a good map of Sisaket post #40 in this thread. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Isaan-Maps-t...25&start=25

There’s Pizza Company in Tesco, Dyna steakhouse, KFC in Soon Heng shopping centre and a nice coffee shop next to the traffic lights in the middle of town at E5 on Nongfrank’s map.

Frank at Livin’ in the Past does western meals and is a meeting place for local farangs during the days. There’s also Willy’s restaurant. You’ll also find local farangs enjoying a quiet drink near the railway station food market around sunset or at Sugar Pub late evening.

Can’t help with estate agents but I’d suggest dropping into Livin’ in the Past and asking Frank or some of the regulars there.

Top reply; thanks for that Farma, I appreciate your time.

Regards