Sunday Roast

[leehabgood]

Wheres the best Sunday Roast in Phuket?

[KarenBravo]

Use the search function in the Phuket sub-forum and you will fnd numerous threads about roast dinners in Phuket.

The subject has been well done.

[grumpyoldman]

I'm not big on this kind of thing but I hear The Islander Rawai has a good one.

[chiang mai]

Friends tell me that the best one to be had is served Sunday evening in Kamala, the restaurant has a Thai name which escapes me for the moment, run by a Brit and supposedly the food is excellent.

[Chantal]

Try The Irish Times at Jungceylon. Prices around 395 baht for an all you can eat Sunday roast.

[LivinginKata]

Previous topic ...

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Sunday-Roast...hl=sunday+roast

[thaigerd]

Try The Irish Times at Jungceylon. Prices around 395 baht for an all you can eat Sunday roast.

Have to agree with you Chantal!

Gerd

Slightly off topic:

Just booked the last table for next weeks Sunday Brunch at Indigo Pearl:

They will have a Michelin star Chef from France and he's cooking "life" the famous

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they will have: french cheeses, huge freshly baked bread selection, salads, french oyster, wagyu beef from the grill etc.

[stevenl]

Just booked the last table for next weeks Sunday Brunch at Indigo Pearl:

They will have a Michelin star Chef from France and he's cooking "life" the famous

<h1 id="firstHeading" class="firstHeading">Bouillabaisse </h1>

they will have: french cheeses, huge freshly baked bread selection, salads, french oyster, wagyu beef from the grill etc.

And you're telling us this so we know it will be held and we can't book anymore? Just to make us jealous?

[chiang mai]

Just booked the last table for next weeks Sunday Brunch at Indigo Pearl:

They will have a Michelin star Chef from France and he's cooking "life" the famous

<h1 id="firstHeading" class="firstHeading">Bouillabaisse </h1>

they will have: french cheeses, huge freshly baked bread selection, salads, french oyster, wagyu beef from the grill etc.

And you're telling us this so we know it will be held and we can't book anymore? Just to make us jealous?

That's very kind of you Gerd, presumably your table is big enough to accommodate the seven posters in this thread, what time is the booking for?

[thaigerd]

Just booked the last table for next weeks Sunday Brunch at Indigo Pearl:

They will have a Michelin star Chef from France and he's cooking "life" the famous

<h1 id="firstHeading" class="firstHeading">Bouillabaisse </h1>

they will have: french cheeses, huge freshly baked bread selection, salads, french oyster, wagyu beef from the grill etc.

And you're telling us this so we know it will be held and we can't book anymore? Just to make us jealous?

No, not my intention

Gerd

[HDRIDER]

No, not my intention

Gerd

Hi

I will walk your dog (between the meals)

[thaigerd]

That's very kind of you Gerd, presumably your table is big enough to accommodate the seven posters in this thread, what time is the booking for?

I know that your wife is a great cook, may be we come to your house

Gerd

[thaigerd]

Hi

I will walk your dog (between the meals)

Dogs.........not a single one, Rottie male & female and a boxer. You take them all ???

Gerd

[Ping]

His wife's not from Sakon Nakhon, perchance?

[chiang mai]

That's very kind of you Gerd, presumably your table is big enough to accommodate the seven posters in this thread, what time is the booking for?

I know that your wife is a great cook, may be we come to your house

Gerd

As an aside, she's just started work at Burasari so I'm hoping that my daily dining experience will go slightly up market, if it does I'll send out the invitations, I'm getting a bit tired of pies, pies and pies!