Please arrive 90 minutes before your flight (which will probably be late anyway), and pay 30 USD extra for your one bag, then pay double at Dairy Queen for a hot dog that will guarantee stomach trouble. In the US, you get the bonus of getting frisked by a woman with sideburns, and heaven forbid you need to take a few puffs. If you only arrive 15 minutes early for the GreenBus, there is still a really good noodle stand located about 20 feet from where you board the bus, and there is a 7-11 within a two minute walk.

Huh?

Anyway, I just happened to go to that mini mall last night. There is a nice little bar in there that gets very busy. Not a bad place for a beer. I thought there was a Rimping but didn't see it although once I went to the bar I didn't look too hard for Rimping. Didn't notice Subway either. But...as usual...nowhere to park. Had to park quite far away.

there is an underground parking structure right next to the McD restaurant, hidden in plain sight, no pun intended. The Rimping is tucked back in the corner and its small. Not a lot in there. I went right after it opened, and Subway hadn't got there yet. I will go back and look for it.

that bar is decent. Large Leo is 65 thb. 49 thb sub is finished. I went to Rim Sting today...omg....15usd per pound for kraft cheese? Good thing I like Thai food.

that bar is decent. Large Leo is 65 thb. 49 thb sub is finished. I went to Rim Sting today...omg....15usd per pound for kraft cheese? Good thing I like Thai food.

The 49 baht Ham sub is still available at the Subway Kad Suan Kaew and Night Bazaar branches.

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When you hit the great I-5 jam-up vicinity Tukwilla? It seems like forever!

The chicken used at Subway in Thailand is not processed meat and not turkey meat It is what it says.

Horse meat...

that bar is decent. Large Leo is 65 thb. 49 thb sub is finished. I went to Rim Sting today...omg....15usd per pound for kraft cheese? Good thing I like Thai food.

You're that that's not the price per kilo?

The chicken used at Subway in Thailand is not processed meat and not turkey meat It is what it says.

Horse meat...

Is that a good or a bad thing?

that bar is decent. Large Leo is 65 thb. 49 thb sub is finished. I went to Rim Sting today...omg....15usd per pound for kraft cheese? Good thing I like Thai food.

You're that that's not the price per kilo?

220 THB for 227 grams; so for you legal hair splitters it would be 968 THB per Kg. 18 ounce BBQ sauce 110 THB. Corn Flakes were about 7 US per box.

Corn Flakes were about 7 US per box.

You need to shop around for them. Kellogs brand is made in Thailand (or Malaysia) and on promotion they are very cheap. Lots of corn around here...

that was for Familia brand, which I thought was Mexican. Turns out they're Swiss. No doubt there are better deals than RP; Tops comes to mind even though it seems sky high.

Off topic post removed. Please stay on the food topic, thank you.

Their pizza is wonderful, probably the second best in Chiang Mai.

The mayo you use will have 500% more fat than the 6 inch ham sub, as mentioned earlier. Also, Tuna=46 per can, bread 20 thb, mayo 120 THB.......

The chicken used at Subway in Thailand is not processed meat and not turkey meat It is what it says.

Now that you mention it to have false advertising at every outlet on conceivably the worlds biggest fast food outlet would seem a little silly.

They may have got that big with similar things along the way but they are to big now to continue them if in fact they ever did.

Ranked 3 rd by Forbes.

http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mlf45khke/4-pizza-hut/

The WebMD website just published some interesting comparisons of calories, fat, and sodium in sandwiches from Subway, Arby's, McDonald's, Burger King, et al.

See attached.

fast food.pdf