June 1, 201313 yr especially for jbrain to ponder over more shopping in Pattaya offered today in Pounds sterling
June 1, 201313 yr Author OP Where were these culinary delights spotted? tut tut P you are the best shopper in town next to me of all people on this forum i thought you would know (your old anonymous tonic drinking friend)
June 1, 201313 yr So, will they actually be sold in Baht on a like for like exchange rate? As they are clearly a direct import. Edited June 1, 201313 yr by Psych01
June 1, 201313 yr Author So, will they actually be sold in Baht on a like for like exchange rate? As they are clearly a direct import. no, as you might guess, its another example of dual pricing for foreigners
June 1, 201313 yr They were selling one pound (sterling) packets of Blue Ribands at 80 baht. Just for a moment memories of happier exchange rates came floating back. Edited June 1, 201313 yr by bigbamboo
June 1, 201313 yr Author They were selling one pound (sterling) packets of Blue Ribands at 80 baht. Just for a moment memories of happier exchange rates came floating back. i have bought them on short date before in there for 30 baht i thought that was a bargain actually less than the pound on the pack
June 1, 201313 yr Central Festivals supermarket have a range of Iceland food labelled at a £1, selling for around 120/130 baht.
June 2, 201313 yr UK Chicken tikka lasagna = le chevel lasagna =UK Horse tikka lassagna. I wouldn't bet on it.
June 2, 201313 yr Author UK Chicken tikka lasagna = le chevel lasagna =UK Horse tikka lassagna. Neigh ,Snort horse meat Whinny get past Thailand's high food standards Edited June 2, 201313 yr by blackman
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