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[tropo]

The time has arrived. Set up the Christmas tree and thinking about a turkey Christmas lunch.

Any suggestions and prices.

[aussiechick]

Tropo - Check out Jamesons website or facebook page. They have a really good deal on for Xmas this year.

[smokie36]

Tropo - Check out Jamesons website or facebook page. They have a really good deal on for Xmas this year.

That looks a great deal.

[mogy]

Sorry Tropo, this isn't meant to be a thread hijack - just an add-on to your request.

We're looking for anywhere that would have something to keep kids occupied while a few drinks are had afterwards ?

[aussiechick]

If you want to go to Jamesons make sure you book - they do tend to get busy!!!

[hotandhumid]

A christmas dinner day carvary? 'All you can eat' How common, no thanks. I want my dinner served up on a plate, like it should be.

Edited December 1, 2011 by hotandhumid

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A christmas dinner day carvary? 'All you can eat' How common, no thanks. I want my dinner served up on a plate, like it should be.

+1

[Exsexyman]

One of the reasons i like Christmas in Thailand is to get away from the traditional Christmas day dinner back home.

Edited December 1, 2011 by Rimmer
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[tropo]

A christmas dinner day carvary? 'All you can eat' How common, no thanks. I want my dinner served up on a plate, like it should be.

It's extremely uncommon for me - It's the only time of the year I get to eat one of my favourite foods - turkey. I haven't had turkey for 3 years, and that was at the Caddy Shack on Christmas day 2008. I'll head down there to see what they have going this year.

FYI, I usually eat my dinner served on a plate.

[tropo]

One of the reasons i like Christmas in Thailand is to get away from the traditional Christmas day dinner back home.

I crave the "traditional Christmas day dinner".

Please guys, go away if you can't offer some advice on where to find a Christmas day dinner. There's no need to turn this thread into a flame fest over something so simple. Every year we have one of these threads and I find them very helpful.

Merry Christmas!

[timekeeper]

One of the reasons i like Christmas in Thailand is to get away from the traditional Christmas day dinner back home.

I crave the "traditional Christmas day dinner".

Please guys, go away if you can't offer some advice on where to find a Christmas day dinner. There's no need to turn this thread into a flame fest over something so simple. Every year we have one of these threads and I find them very helpful.

Merry Christmas!

Cherrys do a xmas dinner

its about 5 courses and is around 995

i went 2 & 3 years ago

it was pretty good

also went to casa pascal 4 & 5 years ago

also excellent was about 1500 then

you need to book for both

i have heard good things about cafe des amis

its over 2000 so its ought to be........

[tropo]

Hilton - Edge Christmas buffet starts 18:30 - 3000 pp net

I'm sure it will be nice, but it's too rich for me.

Caddy Shack - 750pp. Sit down - 5 courses.

[Ungabunga]

Pleased I saw this thread because last year I left it far too late!

I don't think you can go far wrong with Caddyshack as mentioned by Tropo above, I eat there often and have Sunday lunch there regularly. 750B for 5 courses sounds good, considering plenty of pub-style places are 1,000 Baht or over (although relative for what you get maybe I suppose). Nice glass of wine to wash it down with... mmm can't wait!

Wherever you go, hope you all have a good day

[JimmyTheMook]

Rich Man Poor Man

Jomtien -

around 595 baht or so

like a home cooked meal

Hilton - Edge Christmas buffet starts 18:30 - 3000 pp net

I'm sure it will be nice, but it's too rich for me.

Caddy Shack - 750pp. Sit down - 5 courses.

[tropo]

Rich Man Poor Man

Jomtien -

around 595 baht or so

like a home cooked meal

Hi Jimmy.

Where exactly is Rich Man Poor Man?