Does anyone know who will be having a traditional Thanksgiving dinner?

Try North America.

Try North America.

Hmmm. No turkey dinners in Chihuahua last time I was there.

LOL.

Just go to villa, get a butterball turkey and voilá! You have a turkey all to yourself.

Makro has some turkeys too. However, the day I was there they were all about 8kg (that's about 18lbs to us Yanks). Too big for my oven.

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

Try North America.

Hmmm. No turkey dinners in Chihuahua last time I was there.

Are you sure about that ??

https://www.google.co.th/search?q=chihuahua+turkey+mexico&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=KWuPUsSyJ8mLrQfW7IDgBQ&ved=0CDkQsAQ&biw=1366&bih=650

A couple of the US Navy League members are putting on dinners. From the email I got:

The USA traditional Thanksgiving is fast approaching, Thursday 28th NovWhat does it mean to most Americans: Family, friends, gatherer together with Turkey surrounded by mountains of different food dishes. It is a time to be thankful for the bounty in our lives.

Two of the NLP members are hosting the traditional Dinners at their locations and I encourage everyone to join. Please plan to attend one or both feast being prepared for this very special day of food and friends.

Stoned Crab Pub in Rawai owned by Peter Gold and family have planned a long list of dishes for the event

Thanksgiving dinner at the Stoned Crab Pub, https://www.facebook.com/TheStonedCrabPub, Sai Yuan Road, in Rawai.

Thanksgiving day, November 28, 5 PM until it's all gone.

Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, corn bread, Cranberry sauce, green beans, and pumpkin pie all for 250 b. per plate.

Come hungry!

Joys café in Patong is once again firing up the kitchen for a Thanksgiving feast for all.

Starting at 7pm for 795 B all you can eat, call 076 344770 for details or reserve a table..see attached flyer

Friendship Beach in Rawai usually has traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

Try North America.

Hmmm. No turkey dinners in Chihuahua last time I was there.

Are you sure about that ??

https://www.google.co.th/search?q=chihuahua+turkey+mexico&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=KWuPUsSyJ8mLrQfW7IDgBQ&ved=0CDkQsAQ&biw=1366&bih=650

Plenty of turkeys, but no Thanksgiving dinners. Kind of like TV

Tex Mex in Nai Harn.

495 baht.

All you can eat.

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

English and India (Gandhi in jail, remember that one KB?), Australians and the Aborigines, Israelis and Palestinians, lets not go Patong Transpo woes drumbeat here o.k.?

Stoned Crab pub also having a gig in co-junct with the Navy League (back on topic).

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

English and India (Gandhi in jail, remember that one KB?), Australians and the Aborigines, Israelis and Palestinians, lets not go Patong Transpo woes drumbeat here o.k.?

Stoned Crab pub also having a gig in co-junct with the Navy League (back on topic).

Thank you for the revelent posts.

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

English and India (Gandhi in jail, remember that one KB?), Australians and the Aborigines, Israelis and Palestinians, lets not go Patong Transpo woes drumbeat here o.k.?

Stoned Crab pub also having a gig in co-junct with the Navy League (back on topic).

Jeez.......what brought that on?

Not denying any of it, Just we don't have a holiday thanking people one day and slaughtering them the next.

Don't forget, the Pilgrims were English.

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

English and India (Gandhi in jail, remember that one KB?), Australians and the Aborigines, Israelis and Palestinians, lets not go Patong Transpo woes drumbeat here o.k.?

Stoned Crab pub also having a gig in co-junct with the Navy League (back on topic).

Jeez.......what brought that on?

Not denying any of it, Just we don't have a holiday thanking people one day and slaughtering them the next.

Don't forget, the Pilgrims were English.

"We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back........."

Yes, Pilgrims English, Robin Williams has a hilariously funny diatribe on how the original settlers were too prude for the English, thus the right wing bible thumping nightmare in America.

And it's not a celebration of a slaughter of people, it's a celebration of family and friends.

Also English were the colonialists who slaughtered the Aboriginals in Australia

Yes, I do know that it's not a celebration of a slaughter. The meaning of the holiday has changed from thanking the Native Americans that kept the pilgrims alive.to thanks for a bountiful harvest to thanks for all blessings.

Still doesn't change the irony of the first purpose of the holiday.

You don't get to have the largest empire the world has ever seen without doing some pretty despicable things, but, in the plus column, it's the only empire that was mostly given back to it's constituent peoples willingly with relatively little blood-shed (compared to the French, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese).

Yes, I do know that it's not a celebration of a slaughter. The meaning of the holiday has changed from thanking the Native Americans that kept the pilgrims alive.to thanks for a bountiful harvest to thanks for all blessings.

Still doesn't change the irony of the first purpose of the holiday.

You don't get to have the largest empire the world has ever seen without doing some pretty despicable things, but, in the plus column, it's the only empire that was mostly given back to it's constituent peoples willingly with relatively little blood-shed (compared to the French, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese).

Many of you would be speaking German if it weren't for my Grandfathers and their friends, so put it to rest, and get back on topic.

Moo's Tex-Mex

Stoned Crab Pub

Friendship beach

How about Patong and north island?

that stoned crab thing for 250b sounds too good to be true. can you book?

Stoned Crab will be good if want just one plate, but I don't know of too many people to ever only eat one plate on Thanksgiving, not even people on diets.

Many of you would be speaking German if it weren't for my Grandfathers and their friends, so put it to rest, and get back on topic.

Errrm no.......Russian actually.

Seems like some of the places you could have a Thanksgiving dinner in Patong are no longer there.

Big Bill's Deli for one. Paradise Bar is another, though that has been gone for years.

You might want to check the Expat Hotel. It's a long shot, but, worth a look.

Yes, I do know that it's not a celebration of a slaughter. The meaning of the holiday has changed from thanking the Native Americans that kept the pilgrims alive.to thanks for a bountiful harvest to thanks for all blessings.

Still doesn't change the irony of the first purpose of the holiday.

You don't get to have the largest empire the world has ever seen without doing some pretty despicable things, but, in the plus column, it's the only empire that was mostly given back to it's constituent peoples willingly with relatively little blood-shed (compared to the French, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese).

Many of you would be speaking German if it weren't for my Grandfathers and their friends, so put it to rest, and get back on topic.

Moo's Tex-Mex

Stoned Crab Pub

Friendship beach

How about Patong and north island?

I work at a German company now, so when the American bashing starts at work I can't really use that line anymore. lol

RE: Patong; I had one of the best Thanksgiving dinners ever last year at Scruffy Murphys on Bangla. In another thread it is mentioned they may be closed?

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

 

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

Correct most of them now are running a casino or collecting welfare

for the rest of there lives....

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For anyone looking for a Holiday Season lunch or dinner.

Foodland's, Took Lae Dee restaurants, will be offering a great looking turkey meal. It will have US Turkey, Giblet Gravy, Stuffing, Cranberry Jelly, Sweet Corn, Buttered New Potatoes, and Baby Carrots.

Cost is 199 baht.

I even heard possibly Apple Pie.

If you haven't eaten at Took Lae Dee, they do have pretty darn good food, and a family atmosphere.

This meal has been put together by an American Chef whom works for Took Lae Dee.

November 28, Thanksgiving.

December 24, Christmas Eve, late afternoon.

December 25, Christmas Day, beginning with Lunch.

Bon Appetit,

Didn't know there was a Foodland on Phuket.

Didn't know there was a Foodland on Phuket.

There is not. But the OP never stipulated Phuket only. I suppose it obvious as this is the Phuket forum. Oh well....

Friendship Beach in Rawai usually has traditional Thanksgiving dinner. 

you beat me to it

thanks for the dinner whats this? santa food? another american thing?

 

The first Thanksgiving was when the local Native Americans kept the original pilgrims alive by bringing them food and showing them how to live off the land during a hard winter.

We all know how the Native Americans were eventually paid back.........

Correct most of them now are running a casino or collecting welfare

for the rest of there lives....

Sent from my SGP311 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

so the native Americans would be saying to the colonists "thanks for giving!!"