Does any of you Dutch or Belgians here on the board know if a "Frikandel" is available anywhere??

For some Belgians better known as "Curryworst"???

Let me know as i am getting desperate for one lol.

Thanks

Well, the worst curry I have ever had in Pattaya was that place on Soi Chaiyapoom, opposite Crazy Dave's or thereabouts.

Hope that helps...

Well, the worst curry I have ever had in Pattaya was that place on Soi Chaiyapoom, opposite Crazy Dave's or thereabouts.

Hope that helps...

you should audition for comedy central

OP,thought they were two completely different things.

Nah not as far as I know.

I am a belgian living in England and Pattaya is becoming my second home.

Maybe, but that is just a maybe you can get it at a belgian restaurant on second road opposite Soi10 which is called Klein Vlaanderen

Good luck finding one, and if you do, let me know

Pete

Hi,

may you try some of the german restaurants, the "Bratwurst" or "Currywurst" is similar.

often served sliced:

You could also buy them fresh in Foodland. Bottle of ketchup, some curry powder, a grill and charcoal and you can enjoy a great Currywurst

Uwe

Uwe, trust me they are not even close being the same

I f my memory serves, the guy running the Mabprachan Resort is from your neck of the woods and has good sausage on the menu. If he is not selling it, I'm sure he would know where you can get it.

Unfortunately, you can't buy then in Thailand!

As such Mabprachan Resort doesn't have them on the menu, although they do expect some private stock to be flown over from Belgium pretty soon

Dirk, you're basically a month or so too late, there was a tiny bar/restaurant around the Lake (called Ann's place) wich had the genuine imported frikandel on the menu! The lady running the place is married to a Belgian guy, who flew into Thailand every 6 weeks with fresh stock!

However, extremely unfortunately, the place is now sold to a German bloke and the frikandels are no more

I used to stop there at least twice a week for my dose of "curryworst special" with french fries

OP,thought they were two completely different things.

Me too! I thought that a frikandel ( a.k.a. frikadel, frikadella) was similar in size, but slightly thicker, to a burger but 50/50 ground beef and ground pork, flavoured with nutmeg and containing bread crumbs, egg, onion, a little milk, salt and pepper.

I also though that a curry wurst was a mild curry flavoured pork-based German-style sausage but fatter and longer than the average frnkfurter sausage.

....so, two completely different things but maybe my training has led me astray somewhere in the past!!

You can find them at the old Dutch restaurant. they used to have a branch in BKK sukumvit soi 23 (you have to check out if its still there or you have to fly up to Chiangrai where the Old Dutch for sure has them. Good luck!! and if you find an other place where they sell, let us know.

You can find them at the old Dutch restaurant. they used to have a branch in BKK sukumvit soi 23 (you have to check out if its still there or you have to fly up to Chiangrai where the Old Dutch for sure has them. Good luck!! and if you find an other place where they sell, let us know.

any contacts on them ? an address or phone number maybe?

Nah not as far as I know.

I am a belgian living in England and Pattaya is becoming my second home.

Maybe, but that is just a maybe you can get it at a belgian restaurant on second road opposite Soi10 which is called Klein Vlaanderen

Good luck finding one, and if you do, let me know

Pete

I think that would be opposite Soi 7

It has a good reputation for Belgian food.

Naka.

Frikandel's are for sale in Friendship made by Bei Otto........2 for 80 baht.........on the back wall with the bacon etc.

Das Berliner has currywurst on the menu........

http://www.door2doorpattaya.com/dasberliner.htm

Edited October 18, 200619 yr by thaiflyer1

You guys should really read this thread before commenting.

Dutch Frikandellen are competely different than the German Frikandelle.

You guys should really read this thread before commenting.

Dutch Frikandellen are competely different than the German Frikandelle.

Ones that are in Friendship look like a thick burger...........obviously not the same thing.

Maybe limbo you could enlighten us all as to what the difference is?

You guys should really read this thread before commenting.

Dutch Frikandellen are competely different than the German Frikandelle.

Ones that are in Friendship look like a thick burger...........obviously not the same thing.

Maybe limbo you could enlighten us all as to what the difference is?

A dutch Frkandel is a snack cooked in hot oil in the deep fat fryer and has unlinke the Belgian name curryworst nothing to do with Curry but has a fine distinct spice taste to it and i dont mean thai spicy with that.

Whilea German Frikandel is a plain sausage with some seasoning added to it that is cooked in a pan or BBQ.

Edited October 18, 200619 yr by Dirk_brijs

On top of that, a Dutch Frikandel is made out of all the leftovers and udders of a cow. Sorry Dirk, but I don't like them at all, I find them rather disgusting, all my life I ate one and threw up. Never had another one, although I tried a few times small bits.

A German Frikandelle, guess it depends partly where you are in Germany what it could mean (Berlin vs rest Germany, correct?). It's NOT a curryworst (very good BTW), it's more like a hamburger slap of meat, if memory serves me correctly.

A German Frikandelle, guess it depends partly where you are in Germany what it could mean (Berlin vs rest Germany, correct?). It's NOT a curryworst (very good BTW), it's more like a hamburger slap of meat, if memory serves me correctly.

They are the ones in Friendship.............

A dutch Frkandel is a snack cooked in hot oil in the deep fat fryer and has unlinke the Belgian name curryworst nothing to do with Curry but has a fine distinct spice taste to it and i dont mean thai spicy with that.

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to make it very clear what it is

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frikandel

maybe bump one time

Yes there are Frikandellen.

Eve's coffeeplanet on second road near the dolphin roundabout has them. .....

Waerth

after all that time lets see if we have more luck this time around

anyone know if any frikandel or curryworst available in Pattaya or Bkk?????

Please help

after all that time lets see if we have more luck this time around

anyone know if any frikandel or curryworst available in Pattaya or Bkk?????

Please help

the manager for "boucherie " departement in CARREFOUR is Belgian !

maybe can do it for you ! just ask him ...

after all that time lets see if we have more luck this time around

anyone know if any frikandel or curryworst available in Pattaya or Bkk?????

Please help

the manager for "boucherie " departement in CARREFOUR is Belgian !

maybe can do it for you ! just ask him ...

Your post suggests that you suspect meat beig one of the main ingredients of a Frikandel...don't want to hurt anybody's feelings, but you may better ask a saw mill manager....

Try that Dutch place in Soi Diana, more or less opposite the Opey de Place hotel. They serve Bitterballen and if I remember correctly they also have Frikandels on the menu.

Didnt see them there.

What would actualy be the rule to import those thing into Thailand?

Could i just stick them in a suitcase and walk in the country with them??

Uwe, trust me they are not even close being the same

why dont you open up a shop

Correction to my above post: Drove through Soi Diana yesterday and couldn't see the place anymore....Was in the vicinity of the Areca Lodge, not Opey de Place. Sorry for the confusion.

If you eat curryworst after living for a while on rice and Thai food I don't guarantee you'll be able to keep it inside. it's very fat and heavy. It's made of horse meat, chicken carcasses (that are cooked to remove the meat left overs), pieces of pork/beef (close to the bone) that are not good for selling as meat.

It's extremely fat and unhealthy. It's much more heavy than a hamburger.

The first thing that I ate after living 1 year in Thailand and returning to Belgium was french frice with curryworst. It came all out after 15 minutes.