January 27, 201610 yr Hey guys, looking to get my yorkshire pudding fix - I know there are lots of british style pubs around but curious to see if anyone has any particular suggestions??
January 27, 201610 yr Hi and welcome. This may not help you much if you are new in Bangkok and without connections, but do put it at the back of your mind that the British Club Bangkok (Silom, near Narai Hotel) probably has the best British style roasts in Bangkok at weekends. However, you need to be a member or be invited by a member to eat there. So stay alert for any possible connection to a member - could be any nationality since Club is not restricted to just Brits. Good luck in your quest for the roast!
January 27, 201610 yr Huntsman Pub at the Landmark hotel on Sukhumvit for their Sunday carvery is probably the best. 900 Baht I hear.
January 27, 201610 yr Huntsman Pub at the Landmark hotel on Sukhumvit for their Sunday carvery is probably the best. 900 Baht I hear. Wait for it,how much ? Edited January 27, 201610 yr by stoneyboy
January 27, 201610 yr Huntsman Pub at the Landmark hotel on Sukhumvit for their Sunday carvery is probably the best. 900 Baht I hear.Wait for it,how much ? Bit slow today Stones?
January 27, 201610 yr Hi and welcome. This may not help you much if you are new in Bangkok and without connections, but do put it at the back of your mind that the British Club Bangkok (Silom, near Narai Hotel) probably has the best British style roasts in Bangkok at weekends. However, you need to be a member or be invited by a member to eat there. So stay alert for any possible connection to a member - could be any nationality since Club is not restricted to just Brits. Good luck in your quest for the roast! What makes it the best? I do have a friend who is a member so I could drop by but please tell me why its worth the journey.
January 27, 201610 yr Hi and welcome. This may not help you much if you are new in Bangkok and without connections, but do put it at the back of your mind that the British Club Bangkok (Silom, near Narai Hotel) probably has the best British style roasts in Bangkok at weekends. However, you need to be a member or be invited by a member to eat there. So stay alert for any possible connection to a member - could be any nationality since Club is not restricted to just Brits. Good luck in your quest for the roast! What makes it the best? I do have a friend who is a member so I could drop by but please tell me why its worth the journey. Because they serve it "rare" and not overcooked like most Brit pubs
January 28, 201610 yr Hi and welcome. This may not help you much if you are new in Bangkok and without connections, but do put it at the back of your mind that the British Club Bangkok (Silom, near Narai Hotel) probably has the best British style roasts in Bangkok at weekends. However, you need to be a member or be invited by a member to eat there. So stay alert for any possible connection to a member - could be any nationality since Club is not restricted to just Brits. Good luck in your quest for the roast! What makes it the best?I do have a friend who is a member so I could drop by but please tell me why its worth the journey. Because they serve it "rare" and not overcooked like most Brit pubs I was rather hoping you'd tell me they fluff up the roasties before cooking them in goose fat to perfection or that the veggies and gravy were the finest you'd ever tasted. I prefer my roast beef a little more than pink myself.
January 29, 201610 yr Hi and welcome. This may not help you much if you are new in Bangkok and without connections, but do put it at the back of your mind that the British Club Bangkok (Silom, near Narai Hotel) probably has the best British style roasts in Bangkok at weekends. However, you need to be a member or be invited by a member to eat there. So stay alert for any possible connection to a member - could be any nationality since Club is not restricted to just Brits. Good luck in your quest for the roast! What makes it the best?I do have a friend who is a member so I could drop by but please tell me why its worth the journey. Because they serve it "rare" and not overcooked like most Brit pubs ? moo...rare enough?
January 30, 201610 yr Black Swan is good, decent price too Where did the Black Swan move to after their Sukhumvit location was torn down?
January 31, 201610 yr Landmark do a 4 for 2 deal. http://www.landmarkbangkok.com/dining-promotions/ RAZZ
February 1, 201610 yr I didn't know Britain was known for it's cuisine, lol. LOL...LOL...Ha ha ha. Hilarious and sharp as nails. Well it might have been, forty odd years ago.
February 1, 201610 yr The Kiwi bar and grill, Sukhumvit, Soi 8 from noon to 6 PM 4 choices of roast meats and all the trimmings including Yorkshire pudding for 395 baht which includes soup and two visits to the carvery. Best I've ever had in Thailand
February 17, 201610 yr Jools -- Nana soi 4. I've never been in there, but have ordered many times for delivery from Food-by-Phone. Always delicious, good quality, and very generous portions. The Yorkshire pud's are very, very, large (toad in the hole). But I'm a Yank, so take my recommendation with an appropriate amount of salt.
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