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Dear travelers, please tell me how the process of eating in macarons takes place? Are there tables or not?
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"Makashniki" fast, cheap and safe!
As for the table, basically there is, as in our eateries. We preferred to go to the more cultural tables of the bars, but for this we bought a bottle of beer from them for 80 baht (25-40 baht in the store), but this is in the evening
As for the table, basically there is, as in our eateries. We preferred to go to the more cultural tables of the bars, but for this we bought a bottle of beer from them for 80 baht (25-40 baht in the store), but this is in the evening
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answered 15 years ago
Here I see her from the window. I describe. There is a table along the road, from it 2 more tables are perpendicular. At these tables are people who cook food there. In front of the tables there are large pots with different soups, on the tables there are various ready-made food that you don’t need to cook in front of you (for example, fruits, chicken skewers, chicken legs in batter and without it, etc.), it is only warmed up if she has time to cool down (although she hardly has time). Above the tables is a menu with photos of food and prices. A medium dish, large enough, costs 40 baht ($1.3). Today I took shrimp soup for 30 and rice with shrimp for 40, I could not eat, too much. They cook just super, very tasty. Everything is prepared quickly and in front of you, except for what I mentioned above. Near the top there are tables with chairs (not oak and not forged, very modest), where you can sit down and eat. But most Thais, like ours, take food with them, then they carefully pack it in disposable bags in the top and give it to you. Makashnitsa is considered the safest place to eat, but it's not as cultural as a restaurant or cafe. If you want to show off, go to a restaurant. I personally was only 1 time in the restaurant.
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answered 15 years ago
And how will they pack the soup?
And I’m not very friendly with English, well, at the school level, problems can arise, is it worth taking a dictionary?
And I’m not very friendly with English, well, at the school level, problems can arise, is it worth taking a dictionary?
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answered 15 years ago
Just like everything else :))) - in a bag and wrapped with a rubber band on top.
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answered 15 years ago
And what doesn't spill?
And another question, are they allowed into the hotel with such reserves? Well, in the sense you can bring it to the room?
And another question, are they allowed into the hotel with such reserves? Well, in the sense you can bring it to the room?
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answered 15 years ago
It does not spill, they let you into the hotel.
There is one inconvenience regarding the soup - this is how it is eaten. It is simply unrealistic from a bag :))) It is desirable to have some kind of vessel. The first time we thought of bringing soup into the room, we had to cut off the water bottle. Then we bought a plastic bowl in the market and it turned out to be a very good decision, because when the seller cuts a pineapple or durian, it is also more convenient to carry, eat and store them in a bowl.
There is one inconvenience regarding the soup - this is how it is eaten. It is simply unrealistic from a bag :))) It is desirable to have some kind of vessel. The first time we thought of bringing soup into the room, we had to cut off the water bottle. Then we bought a plastic bowl in the market and it turned out to be a very good decision, because when the seller cuts a pineapple or durian, it is also more convenient to carry, eat and store them in a bowl.
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answered 15 years ago
And another question remains, but if my English is not very good, well, at the school level, will there be problems with communication?
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answered 15 years ago
Do you think Thais know English at the level of the Institute of International Relations? :-)
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answered 15 years ago
And the Thais are even worse. So they still do not pronounce half the letters. You will have to point your finger uncivilized :)))
We bought several transfers on Koh Samui and ordered a taxi (at the same time, we specified the details of the trip and bargained about the cost) at the travel agency closest to our hotel, where a Chinese woman worked, who did not speak a word of the languages we know. Everything went well. When there is a mutual interest of the parties, languages are no longer so important.
We bought several transfers on Koh Samui and ordered a taxi (at the same time, we specified the details of the trip and bargained about the cost) at the travel agency closest to our hotel, where a Chinese woman worked, who did not speak a word of the languages we know. Everything went well. When there is a mutual interest of the parties, languages are no longer so important.
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answered 15 years ago
Amir
I want to use your advice in terms of organizing a holiday.
We are planning to fly to Thailand. Of course, the main focus is on passive recreation, possibly in Pattaya (with transfers to the islands). But I would like to devote 3-5 days to acquaintance with Bangkok and some other sights. While considering the proposals of tour operators. it turns out not cheap. ((what do you recommend?
I want to use your advice in terms of organizing a holiday.
We are planning to fly to Thailand. Of course, the main focus is on passive recreation, possibly in Pattaya (with transfers to the islands). But I would like to devote 3-5 days to acquaintance with Bangkok and some other sights. While considering the proposals of tour operators. it turns out not cheap. ((what do you recommend?
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answered 15 years ago