I Just ordered my turkey from central food hall and they do a cooking service but you must pick it up yourself and by my surprise I also got sausage king bacon and sausage as i bumped into the sausage king loading his products at Central food hall,He also told me he has Christmas pudding and mince pies,Hams etc at his workshop just a heads up for Christmas shoppers.

Rimping will cook slice and deliver your turkey along with the stuffing and gravy.

I had a 300grm filet mignon for Thanksgiving. I love turkey, but can certainly do without if the price is wrong.

I had a 300grm filet mignon for Thanksgiving. I love turkey, but can certainly do without if the price is wrong.

Who said anything about the price ?? if you cant afford it stick with your Filet I myself will go with the turkey no matter what the price cos its CHRISTMAS and it only comes once a year.

Food Fight!!! Food Fight!!!

Food Fight!!! Food Fight!!!

Can't see the attraction in having it delivered. Part of the fun is the whole preparing and putting the Turkey in the oven and pissing off down the pub bit. Make stuffing to your taste, chipolatas and bacon, bread sauce, dark meat, light meat, proper gravy, etc. Mmmmmmmmmmm.

Use the Keith Floyd technique and make sure there is plenty of wine around for seasoning (you, not the turkey).

I pick my turkey up on 23rd and then get to work on it.

I had a 300grm filet mignon for Thanksgiving. I love turkey, but can certainly do without if the price is wrong.

Who said anything about the price ?? if you cant afford it stick with your Filet I myself will go with the turkey no matter what the price cos its CHRISTMAS and it only comes once a year.

Just out of interest what is the price for cooked turkey by the kilo?

In the UK, a turkey this year is £70 = 3500B. I'm guessing in Thailand its about half that.

Just to put into perspective, before people start ranting about how much a turkey costs in Thailand.

For 70 GBP, I can get a whole turkey, a case of wine, 5 KG of good cheese,

A Thai fried rice dish like cow pak in London cost about 500 baht+. I could say in Thailand it would only cost 25 baht. most turkeys are imported and subject to import tax.

I had a 300grm filet mignon for Thanksgiving. I love turkey, but can certainly do without if the price is wrong.

Who said anything about the price ?? if you cant afford it stick with your Filet I myself will go with the turkey no matter what the price cos its CHRISTMAS and it only comes once a year.

Just out of interest what is the price for cooked turkey by the kilo?

We Are paying just under 250 baht per kilo for stuffing. cooking, slicing and delivery. From Rimping by the river.

Forgot to add we are buying 24 kilos. We are big turkey and stuffing eaters.

Makro also have a good deal on turkeys around 160-180 baht per kg (Need to cook tho)

A Thai fried rice dish like cow pak in London cost about 500 baht+. I could say in Thailand it would only cost 25 baht. most turkeys are imported and subject to import tax.

Indeed, but then you would be comparing eating a foreign dish in likely a mid-range restaurant with proper cooks using decent ingredients and meats in the ALPHA++ city compared with having naff fried rice cooked with ancient, dirty oil street-side, what what! Try getting a 'khao phat' in a comparable restaurant in Bangkok for 25 baht.

So that I can plan my parking, can someone tell me where in Central Festival the Food Hall is located? Thanks.

Downstairs in the new Central Festival mall, northeast of town at the Kaew Nawarat/Chiang Rai rd intersection.

Its across from marks and Spencer as a land mark on the ground floor I got some Scottish Cheddar Cheese in their and it was wonderful.