Where Can I Buy A Bacowave In Bkk?

[simon43]

My hotel staff are not very good at cooking bacon for our customers. They usually overcook it or drown it in cooking oil, and cook only a couple of bacon slices at a time, whereas we often need 10 or so slices cooked quickly.

The 'Bacowave' seems a solution to this problem, but I have not seen this item for sale in major stores, such as Central Shopping.

I'm up in Bangkok for a couple of days. Can anyone tell me if they have seen Bacowaves for sale, and in which store?

I can purchase this item from Ebay, but it's a last resort since the overall cost with shipping is somewhat expensive.

Thanks

Simon

[Spaniel]

I'm not sure if they have exactly what you want but a good place to look is a shop located on Wireless Road right next to the Vietnamese Embassy. I dont recall the name of the shop but you cant miss it if you can find the Viet emb. They sell lots of imported kitchen stuff, utensils etc. It's quite a large store. By the way I bought my bacon cooker at Walmart last time I was in the USA. They work great.

[Semper]

Simon, your "hotel staff" consists of 2 people. (refering to the Krabi place). I mean how difficult can it be to show them how to do it?

Please, no offence intended.

[canuckamuck]

Why not just use your microwave with a bacon tray?

Edited March 27, 2011 by canuckamuck

[Spaniel]

Why not just use your microwave with a bacon tray?

I think that's what he is looking for, either the tray or the wave. I haven't seen either for sale here but the shop I mentioned above may have them.

[canuckamuck]

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Bacon-in-the-Microwave

[TheLaughingMan]

They has bacowaves?!

[Soi Sauce]

Train them. It ain't hard.

There ain't a person in the World can't cook dead pig slices.

[MiG16]

The place spaniel is talking about is called Verasu.

They have a few branches but wireless road is prolly the biggest. There's also one in china town.

[Kilgore Trout]

They drown it in cooking oil? Disgusting.

If you can't teach your staff how to cook bacon, I'd say your problems go beyond getting a new appliance

Most restaurants cook up a large batch at a time (enough for the day) then throw pieces in the salamander for a few seconds before serving