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When you first came to Thailand - Do you remember what you ate?

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The absolute first thing I ate was a stick of grilled liver from a street vendor in Silom. Was the first street food I saw after getting out of the taxi.

The first food I ate when I arrived Bangkok was a Big Mac.

I had Indian from a little shop in that precinct where Insomnia is now.

I remember being afraid to eat ice cream because of the advice in the Lonely Planet. I was at Patong Beach - when it was a nice place - and everyone else seemed to be eating it, so I broke down after a few weeks.

It took a while for me to adjust to Thai food so I stuck to western food for a long time.

2 memorable places were a restaurant called Post Laser Disc in Hadyai where I enjoyed steak not as you know it. It was made up of thin layers of indian beef like plywood to give it a bit of tenderness. The other was a pub restaurant where Robinsons on Suk 19 is now located. They did a good bangers and mash.

A spicy bowl of Tom Yum Goong. I nearly choked to death on the first spoonful, my throat closed up and I coughed and cried for a while. Now I love the stuff.

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Ok, my turn now...........

I remember where I stayed, I remember what I done and I also remember what I ate.

The girls went out of the hotel and got some food from a street vendor round the corner.

What I remember it was some kind of pork and fish sausages that burned my mouth, my stomach and later my ring.

That was the last time I had that kind of food.

The rest of the 2 weeks was either the hotel restaurant or the fish restaurant at the end of the street.

Tuna sandwich from 7.

First time I'd tried green tuna btw.

I ate in an open German restaurant on second rd half of it was open land then ,I ate chips and German sausage,also some little meat balls with chili in, a girl there took the chili out,she is still a friend , married now with children

I wanted something sweet ... a Cherry Ripe from memory.

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yellow curry (masaman) my mate had told his wife jake dosnt like spicy,, even that was a bit hot in them days,,lol i remember it well, all sat round his table and all this food dishes of it,

it was great that first time here, just to get away from all the sh£t i had with the divorce,,,

noodles and BEER

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I don't remember her name but it was at the Thai Y.

Holiday Inn Buffet. Back then 150. I would bring two gals with me. Unbeatable. Now I go to Empress.

Singha & Beer Nuts

Hillary 4.

Soi 4. Sukhumvit Road

Then:

David's Kitchen

Soi 4. Sukhumvit Road

Lasagna

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Ok, my turn now...........

I remember where I stayed, I remember what I done and I also remember what I ate.

The girls went out of the hotel and got some food from a street vendor round the corner.

What I remember it was some kind of pork and fish sausages that burned my mouth, my stomach and later my ring.

That was the last time I had that kind of food.

The rest of the 2 weeks was either the hotel restaurant or the fish restaurant at the end of the street.

Translated from Greek to Aussie.

My God what a trip....porked the first thing I saw....remember a fish taste also....who knows.........I was young and free.

By Christ, my ring hurt....must have been a lady boy.....whatever, soldier on lad. The world is my oyster.....or some other fishy smelly tasting thing.

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