the pie man, you know the guy with his wife goes around on motorbike selling cornish pasties, his pies are the best i have tried and im wondering where to get these from .

also while imm here and dont want to start another thread about food, i went into ( think its jollies ) fish n chips on soi lenkee last night, was quoted 399 baht for fish supper. day light robbery. anywhere else do a nice fish supper for a reasonable price ?

There's a thread already running on where to get the best F & C in Pattaya; check on page 2 or 3 of this forum.

Only pasty I found was right in my own kitchen. Most that are sold already made. have minimal beef inside. I buy cheap beef at Makro and add tenderizer and all is well with my pasties.

I normally get my fish and chips on Thappraya Rd. for myself and the missus, usually between 400 and 500 Bt. Can you imagine my absolute delight when I was visiting the night market along the Jomtien Beach Rd (around Soi 9)and seen beautiful fish and chips for...wait for it....60 Bt. Sometimes they even give you 2 beautiful fresh fish with the chips. Then you can go to the seating area with tables in front of the disco music stage and while eating your fish and chip you can be entertained by the kiddies (Farang+Thai) strutting their stuff for their parents up on the stage......Just brilliant. Then wash it down with a mixed fruit drink for 20 Bt. What a nice way to end a stroll along the beach.

Wow imagine that? Generally I make the stuff at home. So who forgot how to cook? And if one was into it, just might start business, and make some money. Oh well, nothing more to say..

Eat more Fruit and Veg, you will live longer and also with the satisfaction with the fact your countries government will still have to keep paying your pension LONGER make them suffer and pay up and stay on. Have meat as the exception there is plenty of good fish in LOS both from the sea and other places....

BEST place for pies is any Soi that you can not see and stray dogs or cats in them they will be a so called restaurant there selling meat pies

I normally get my fish and chips on Thappraya Rd. for myself and the missus, usually between 400 and 500 Bt. Can you imagine my absolute delight when I was visiting the night market along the Jomtien Beach Rd (around Soi 9)and seen beautiful fish and chips for...wait for it....60 Bt. Sometimes they even give you 2 beautiful fresh fish with the chips. Then you can go to the seating area with tables in front of the disco music stage and while eating your fish and chip you can be entertained by the kiddies (Farang+Thai) strutting their stuff for their parents up on the stage......Just brilliant. Then wash it down with a mixed fruit drink for 20 Bt. What a nice way to end a stroll along the beach.

It that battered fillet fish with chips ?

Best meat pies in patts?try yorkies soi chaiyapoon 1 jomtien....luvly jubly

I would suggest Moonies on Nuen Plab Wan or Mapyaila or whatever. 150 baht and the portion is huge. But then again what do I know abouit fish and chips I'm an American

Soi 6?

Edit: Oooops....upon reflection that's a fur(less)burger.

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Only pasty I found was right in my own kitchen. Most that are sold already made. have minimal beef inside. I buy cheap beef at Makro and add tenderizer and all is well with my pasties.

I'll be right over

Pasties? I make my own, originating from Devon, as I do. Shop-sold are overpriced and underflavoured. Haven't tried pies. No doubt could do so, but Villa sells Fray Bentos, which are very good. Villa also sells Harry Ramsden battered cod fillets, which you bake in the oven. Again, worth buying.

Lady Pie does pies that are OK-ish and you can get them in many Supermarkets (usually frozen) - but frankly they are very costly and we do not think they are worth it.

Her sausage rolls are the best bet - they are good value and very delicious.

I brought some frozen pies from Villa in Bangkok called I think, Ozzie or Oz pies. Very tasty and much cheaper than yorkies.

No idea if they sell them in the Villa's in Pattaya but worth an ask.

"Yorkies" pies were always a really good buy until around 18 months ago, when unfortunately, the chap that owned the business passed away.

He passed on the recipies to his Thai wife, who is continueing to run the business.

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Who has ever eaten a Pork Pie with the filling from a Cumberland Sausage ????. And it was not even moist - just as dry as a towel.

That was my last experience of a Yorkies Pie. A great shame as their Cornish Pasty was as good as any UK made pasty.

Edited September 17, 201510 yr by Rimmer
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"Yorkies" pies were always a really good buy until around 18 months ago, when unfortunately, the chap that owned the business passed away.

He passed on the recipies to his Thai wife, who is continueing to run the business.

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Who has ever eaten a Pork Pie with the filling from a Cumberland Sausage ????. And it was not even moist - just as dry as a towel.

That was my last experience of a Yorkies Pie. A great shame as their Cornish Pasty was as good as any UK made pasty.

Yes, Norman Denning the owner of Yorkies did pass away but the business was continued to be run by his ENGLISH wife Eileen who in her own right had run her own butchers shop in Yorkshire for over 10 years before both she and Norman came to Pattaya.

I noticed Whilst we were in Big C yesterday that they are selling frozen Yorkie pies, same price too, 95 baht.

"Yorkies" pies were always a really good buy until around 18 months ago, when unfortunately, the chap that owned the business passed away.

He passed on the recipies to his Thai wife, who is continueing to run the business.

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Who has ever eaten a Pork Pie with the filling from a Cumberland Sausage ????. And it was not even moist - just as dry as a towel.

That was my last experience of a Yorkies Pie. A great shame as their Cornish Pasty was as good as any UK made pasty.

What cr-p. Norman's widow, Eileen, is a bonny English lady who may well be the brains behind the brand's phenomenal success. The racist caste of your post destroys its credibility

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Can you imagine my absolute delight when I was visiting the night market along the Jomtien Beach Rd (around Soi 9)and seen beautiful fish and chips for...wait for it....60 Bt. Sometimes they even give you 2 beautiful fresh fish with the chips.

What sort of fish is that, and cooked how? I suppose that this is from one of the tents/stalls in that area? I quite often buy things to eat there but I cant say that I've noticed proper fish and chips. Several places there do chips but most of the stalls that do them seem to cook them in advance, which is OK if you like soggy chips.

If it's cooked in Palm oil - give it a miss - that is one bad cooking oil! Ecologically sustainable ( a marketing term to fool the consumer) or not.

the pie man, you know the guy with his wife goes around on motorbike selling cornish pasties, his pies are the best i have tried and im wondering where to get these from .

also while imm here and dont want to start another thread about food, i went into ( think its jollies ) fish n chips on soi lenkee last night, was quoted 399 baht for fish supper. day light robbery. anywhere else do a nice fish supper for a reasonable price ?

yes his pies are really good,but only see him from time to time