April 21, 201313 yr Can be good but inconsistent and with zero atmosphere. Good value and well placed if you have visiting guests staying in the Wat Ket area.
April 21, 201313 yr Best and most tasteful steak is defenitely one that not comes from bio-industry and not contain medicines and (growing) hormones, not sure if they have those 'good' steaks in Chiangmai, are thai farmers under supervision on how they grow their meat ?
April 21, 201313 yr Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai!
April 21, 201313 yr Popular Post Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai! Did you actually bother to look at the photo the OP posted?
April 21, 201313 yr Popular Post faux pas? Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai!
April 21, 201313 yr Oops! I didn't catch the title or the pic. Good one, Thailand but clearly a bit too subtle for most of us today.
April 21, 201313 yr Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai! FAIL
April 21, 201313 yr God, I miss a good steak. But I can't eat them on doc's orders. Already deadly levels of iron in my blood due to the heamochromatosis. With a heavy mushroom sauce, lots of pepper and hot english mustard and thick cut beer battered chips and a crisp salad...with a (iron rich) red wine to wash it all down. Maybe I should just do it and let God sort it all out?
April 21, 201313 yr Good for you, OP! But, wait a minute. There is something to this, after all! Vegans! Where are you ??!!
April 21, 201313 yr Try Le Bistrot on khampendin. They have imported argentinian beef Sent from my GT-I9300 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app
April 21, 201313 yr Uh Oh! This thread is getting serious !!!! Have TV Chiang Mai tastes risen to the quality of steak?! There hasn't been a serious hamburger post for a long, long time! Obviously, given so many posts this evening, I am desperate for something meaty to post to. Edited April 21, 201313 yr by Mapguy
April 21, 201313 yr It depends on what you call a beast. A Canadian friend of mine is a serious hunter and he never eats beef. It is always something he has shot. He is also a very good cook. He recently gave me a meal of Black bear that was quite tastey. It that beast enough for you? I understand the point of this topic but I wonder how some of us would do if we were to try and make a sign written in the Thai script. I bet the Thais would have a good laugh at that as well.
April 21, 201313 yr It depends on what you call a beast. A Canadian friend of mine is a serious hunter and he never eats beef. It is always something he has shot. He is also a very good cook. He recently gave me a meal of Black bear that was quite tastey. It that beast enough for you? I understand the point of this topic but I wonder how some of us would do if we were to try and make a sign written in the Thai script. I bet the Thais would have a good laugh at that as well. Most of us would have it proof-read by an educated Thai before printing the sign. That always amazes me here (amazing T-land), there are so many native English speakers here yet so few seem to have their signs and publications reviewed for errors. You even see it in glossy magazines and Govt. billboards.......
April 22, 201313 yr Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai! Did you actually bother to look at the photo the OP posted? Much easier to jump in with both feet and sling gratuitous insults about
April 22, 201313 yr Reminds me of my teacher Miss Fitzpatrick. If I remember correctly "A slip of the tongue is no fault of the mind and those who remark it are very unkind"
April 22, 201313 yr I've been eating at Baan Rai many times I never know they are buffalo meat (not that there's any thing wrong with it)
April 22, 201313 yr re You even see it in glossy magazines and Govt. billboards and french owned bistro blackboards : ( dave2
April 22, 201313 yr Author Oops! I didn't catch the title or the pic. Good one, Thailand but clearly a bit too subtle for most of us today. Took a while didn't it!
April 22, 201313 yr Dukes steak is good For a steak over 800 bath and sometime they forgot to season the steak! I would rather get some at Sizzler or cook my own.
April 22, 201313 yr Beasts is a common term used by farmers in UK to describe, cows,bulls and heifers , but ,yes I know it was a spelling mistake,but English not been their first language,not a problem. regards Worgeordie
April 22, 201313 yr Perhaps the error was deliberate, hoping it would be picked up & publicized on the interweb. How many of us had thought about this restaurant in the last few years?
April 22, 201313 yr Beast steak?? The quality of English on here from so called native English speakers is poor at best. I pity your students if you are a teacher. As a faux par it is brilliant, as most "steak" comes from sick water buffalo in Chiang Mai! This has been the BEAST response to this topic. Look before you leap. Look before you cross the street.
April 22, 201313 yr Best steak I've had in Chiang Mai was at The Chedi - not surprisingly it was also the most expensive (and came with no sides which are extra).Other less expensive places where I've had a good steak (though sometimes better then others):Duke'sChez MarcoAn OK steak though not as good as the above:Kantary HillsHoliday InnBest Thai steak I've had anywhere was at the Green Table, a new restaurant on Nimmanhaemin Soi 12 in the Kantary Terrace. They said it is some special beef that they get from a University farm. Not as good as a good Australian or Argentine fillet, but for Thai beef it is the best I've had.
April 22, 201313 yr Author I guess my next thread will have to be "Where is the best beast steak in Chiangmai＂！
April 22, 201313 yr I guess my next thread will have to be "Where is the best beast steak in Chiangmai＂！ Good idea. There are many "experts" here and someone will give you an answer.
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