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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Yea tony, not bad. Only thing is its got a few slices of parma ham in it however once removed its a vege dish. Wife said next time she want the ham remove especially for a all vege breakfast. Tony the crust of this La Focaccia is so crispy and the dough so fresh you can almost taste the fresh flour. Simply enjoyable.
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where did you get the pizza, can i have the address of that place?
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Scoozi is a restaurant chain in Thailand serving Italian pastas. And because its a chain don't expect it to be 100% Italian however it's as close as it can get and I'm very happy with them. I must say they are totally different from the other pasta or pizza joints in that like I'd said, their products are seriously close to Italian and clientele is middle class and perhaps foreigners too. The others like Pizza Hut etc caters to locals with local taste and thick crusts that Thais like. Scoozi outlets are mostly located in malls. They do home deliveries too if there is a Scoozi nearby.
For location and menu you can find them in their website - http://www.scoozipizza.com/en/index.php
If you go to post 11176 above you can see a short video I took of the restaurant I was in located in a brand new mall called The Promenade. This is a small mall connected to Fashion Island. Specially developed for more hiso people living around there with nice restaurants and shops but not those branded fashion stuff. You can find the Promenade website here - http://www.thepromenade.co.th/
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Tony, I thought you may like this, wife bought from Sapporo airport when she back, the tao-sar in-between this is frighteningly thick but delicious and not too sweet. Love it with coffee
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Joe, Seems like Nathong is the initiation for SBF bros who hooked up with u at LOS.
What's with you lately? Quiet. Last night's dinner's with our wala friend. Here for trade fair la. Ya Nathong is always a good choice for authentic Thai food.
Tony, I thought you may like this, wife bought from Sapporo airport when she back, the tao-sar in-between this is frighteningly thick but delicious and not too sweet. Love it with coffee
Wah lao...looks damn yummy
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Its like a bloody tausar-pancake hamburger. Yes it's really nice and fresh.
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Tony, I thought you may like this, wife bought from Sapporo airport when she back, the tao-sar in-between this is frighteningly thick but delicious and not too sweet. Love it with coffee
Looks good... hope to have the chance to try it.
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Hey guys do you think if you open a bank with branches in thailand and singapore say cimb www.cimbbank.com.sg and withdraw money from their thai atms would you get the best rates and 0 transaction fees?
Does UOB bank have branches in thailand?
Does UOB bank have branches in thailand?
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UOB has presence in Thailand
http://www.uob.co.th/index.htm
But unsure on how Sin/Thai bank connection will favour you with "best rates and 0 transaction fees". Maybe some1 else can advise you better
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For a moment I thought I saw Fark'em village :p
Poseidon beside a golf driving range ?
Poseidon beside a golf driving range ?
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For a moment I thought I saw Fark'em village :p
Poseidon beside a golf driving range ?
Aiyo spotter
A = Poseidon
B = Nathong (next to driving range)
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Need to visit optician soon :p
Wonder how much this type of category will damage your pockets in Poseidon
Ber sorng , tum ngan
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Good dinner at Issaya Siamese Club
Had a great dinner at Issaya Siam Club other night with 2 colleagues (work trip). Me no foodie, but can appreciate diff between average and fine dining.
Nice ambience, like a thai colonial settings -alfresco garden and full height glass windows, with easy sofas seating. Also spied upstairs, amazing living room and dining room furnitures. Total bill for 3 (no wine) came up to bht3800 (S$155) -not cheap for Bkk standard, but unbeatable vs back home Sg.
Food is a bit Thai fusion, and personally like not too strong flavours (associated with thai food with all the herbs and spices) -blame it on my sinkie bland taste buds.
I was misled 2 Bkk colleagues wanted to bring me to some hiso girlie club (as name suggests)
Outdoors, frontage
Sofa seating, with tall glass windows
Some northern rice with mushrooms
Squids and prawn curry
Had a great dinner at Issaya Siam Club other night with 2 colleagues (work trip). Me no foodie, but can appreciate diff between average and fine dining.
Nice ambience, like a thai colonial settings -alfresco garden and full height glass windows, with easy sofas seating. Also spied upstairs, amazing living room and dining room furnitures. Total bill for 3 (no wine) came up to bht3800 (S$155) -not cheap for Bkk standard, but unbeatable vs back home Sg.
Food is a bit Thai fusion, and personally like not too strong flavours (associated with thai food with all the herbs and spices) -blame it on my sinkie bland taste buds.
I was misled 2 Bkk colleagues wanted to bring me to some hiso girlie club (as name suggests)
Outdoors, frontage
Sofa seating, with tall glass windows
Some northern rice with mushrooms
Squids and prawn curry
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