You're banged up and face your last supper so what do you ask for? Chances are given the situation that you are very unlikely to ask for fish head soup and the cook doesn't know non Thai dishes and wouldn't have the ingredients even if they did.

I'd go for Nakhon Si Thammarat sour yellow fish curry with salted sun dried fish and salted duck egg (plus rice).

What about you?

[Edit] plus large ice cold Chang.

Edited March 30, 201313 yr by notmyself

I'd go to Gallager's Steak House on 52nd Street in New York City. I'd order rare prime rib with a side of Maine lobster, 2 to 3 pound. If it was my last meal the price of the meal and the one way first class ticket would not mean a lot!

I've never heard of sour yellow fish curry? Must be good if its your last dinner!

Personally I'd take more of the Chang and a couple of 711 tuna sandwiches. Can't eat to much if I'm getting rolling drunk on my last nite.

Gee it's a somber topic you've started notmyself!

Happy Easter to you all!

I wouldn't eat Thai food. That is for sure. In general, I only eat it because it is cheap. Maybe some expensive sushi as you can't get a really good steak here and I rather spend my last night enjoying the bars of Bangkok than being celibate in New York City..

Edited March 30, 201313 yr by Ulysses G.

I'd go to Gallager's Steak House on 52nd Street in New York City. I'd order rare prime rib with a side of Maine lobster, 2 to 3 pound. If it was my last meal the price of the meal and the one way first class ticket would not mean a lot!

Sorry. Banged up = in jail.

I would definitely go for beans on toast.

I would definitely go for beans on toast.

with prikh nam pla on top.

If I was about to be banged up I think I would swallow a giant tube of KY.

Mutton massaman curry, a packet of Walker's salt & vinegar crisps, and a couple of pints of Guinness.

Oh... and a cake with a file in it.

I'd have mom make something, she knows what I like.

definitely seafood. those live seafood in phuket, nothing short of amazing.

i could still remember the radioactive looking parrot fish. bloody delicious

smoked salmon

Tom Yam Koong,Pad Krapow Gai,Gang Keow Wan Gai,Pad Thai Koong,Fried Whole Fish in Sweet Chilli Sauce,after that I don't care what happens!

Tom Yam Koong,Pad Krapow Gai,Gang Keow Wan Gai,Pad Thai Koong,Fried Whole Fish in Sweet Chilli Sauce,after that I don't care what happens!

Lots of food for one but a good selection indeed.

Breakfast - perfectly ripe sweet mango over sticky rice with the coconut cream and crispy rice bits, pancakes with real maple syrup and fresh-squeezed juice from US-style oranges (not the Thai mandarin or whatever that is) and Lapsang Souchong tea with lemon and honey

Brunch - New York style bagels, toasted with real Philadelphia cream cheese, topped with top-quality wild Scottish or Norwegian smoked salmon, garnished with chopped onion, capers, a squeeze of lemon and black pepper

Lunch - Steak tartare, mix in raw egg along with the garnishes above, eaten with real sourdough bread toasted at the table

Dinner:

Traditional caesar salad, anchovies pulverised into the dressing rather than chunks, crispy croutons, fresh-ground pepper

Deep-fried blue crab meat cooked in the shell

Yellow curried crabmeat stir fry over perfectly steamed Surin hom mali

Filet mignon bbq'd over hardwood charcoal, baked potato and three steamed veg

Pecan pie, warmed served with Häagen-Daz vanilla and a little real maple syrup on the side

Edited March 30, 201313 yr by FunFon

Fugu....cooked by the most inexperienced chef.

Tom Yam Koong,Pad Krapow Gai,Gang Keow Wan Gai,Pad Thai Koong,Fried Whole Fish in Sweet Chilli Sauce,after that I don't care what happens!

Lots of food for one but a good selection indeed.

I agree but we are talking a last supper here!

Actually,let's throw in some of those live prawns with lime,anyone know the name of that dish in Thai as I can never remember!

Edited March 30, 201313 yr by Bockscar

Tom Yam Koong,Pad Krapow Gai,Gang Keow Wan Gai,Pad Thai Koong,Fried Whole Fish in Sweet Chilli Sauce,after that I don't care what happens!

Lots of food for one but a good selection indeed.

I agree but we are talking a last supper here!

Sounds like a normal supper to me!

Laab pet. And a very recently deceased tuna that I could carve large slices of sashimi off, with real wasabi

Tom Yam Koong,Pad Krapow Gai,Gang Keow Wan Gai,Pad Thai Koong,Fried Whole Fish in Sweet Chilli Sauce,after that I don't care what happens!

Lots of food for one but a good selection indeed.

I agree but we are talking a last supper here!

Actually,let's throw in some of those live prawns with lime,anyone know the name of that dish in Thai as I can never remember!

GUng Cha nam pla ?

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Edited March 30, 201313 yr by roamer

Used to live in NST so, Geang Som is not top on my list. I would say it would be geang boo (crab curry) made by my parents in law.