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Tell me please. How much money is spent on food?
How much money is spent on food if you eat in decent (clean) places, not necessarily in restaurants. We will have a hotel on the basis of breakfast.
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Makashnitsy 1-2$ per person, restaurant up to 40-50$/person.
The cleaner, the more expensive.
The cleaner, the more expensive.
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answered 14 years ago
papa74, skipped the category "cafe" - 15-20 dollars for two for one meal.
P.S. On top of the top, 1 dollar is, perhaps, one small dish. Usually 3-5 dollars is spent.
Fog759, the safest and most delicious food - just where the locals eat, at first glance it may not seem very clean :)
P.S. On top of the top, 1 dollar is, perhaps, one small dish. Usually 3-5 dollars is spent.
Fog759, the safest and most delicious food - just where the locals eat, at first glance it may not seem very clean :)
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answered 14 years ago
papa74 :) hello!
I can correct you now :)
"The cleaner, the more expensive" - not quite right ... for the most part it all depends on the location of the institution and on the coolness that they themselves imagined ... for frequent, this very coolness corresponds to reality and can be given for a dinner for two $50, but not always...
No less delicious (but much cheaper than $10 for two) you can eat in the "pub" and on the street, the most delicious food in large shopping centers.
PS: Dad, where was he in Egypt??
I can correct you now :)
"The cleaner, the more expensive" - not quite right ... for the most part it all depends on the location of the institution and on the coolness that they themselves imagined ... for frequent, this very coolness corresponds to reality and can be given for a dinner for two $50, but not always...
No less delicious (but much cheaper than $10 for two) you can eat in the "pub" and on the street, the most delicious food in large shopping centers.
PS: Dad, where was he in Egypt??
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answered 14 years ago
Already been 2 times, go to the profile, the reviews are written;)
It remains to download (promised already) this week underwater from El Quseira.
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answered 14 years ago
Where can you eat in Pattaya? Downtown. It is there in the shopping centers themselves that you can eat tasty and cheap. For example, we took, as a rule, for two: two salads, two hot ones and tea or freshly squeezed juice, on average, lunch came out at 600 baht., I think this is generally a gift and tasty compared to the cafes that are located near the hotel. We had the experience of dining in such a cafe, not tasty!
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answered 14 years ago
Hehe. One lunch in one cafe shows that "the cafe is not tasty" :))) It depends on the specific "catering"!
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answered 14 years ago
I can refute the answer from Pachok, I myself dined in these cafes and I can say for sure - very tasty! I don't think it's tastier to buy food on the street))))
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answered 14 years ago
Dad, I realized that twice, but not in a month, right? %))
(By the way, I've been there twice already :))
Okay, I'm going to my profile.
Ivan200хххх, SOMEWHERE on the street you can buy 100% tastier food than SOMEWHERE in a cafe. the street food in Krabi is especially good (if you compare Phuket, Phi Phi, Bangkok) ...
(By the way, I've been there twice already :))
Okay, I'm going to my profile.
Ivan200хххх, SOMEWHERE on the street you can buy 100% tastier food than SOMEWHERE in a cafe. the street food in Krabi is especially good (if you compare Phuket, Phi Phi, Bangkok) ...
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answered 14 years ago
Ivan200хххх, 600 baht for two is 20 c.u. and it's not exactly "cheap" by Tai's standards, especially for hypermarkets.
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answered 14 years ago
In Pattaya there is a shopping center "Center Festival", we liked it the most. There's a good range of food choices. For example, the popular Fiji restaurant chain - without alcohol, from 400 to 700 baht (of course, more is possible), set (photo in my review) - 240 baht. You can go down to the supermarket level, there is a whole food system (you can call economy class, khni, almost all the peoples of the world) by cards, that is, put the amount you need on the card, take a tray, and then whatever your heart desires, on that amount, cat. put. For example, Tom Yum soup can be eaten there for 40 baht. In the supermarket itself, in the seafood department, you choose fish or shrimp, or crab, etc., they are weighed for you, they show the price and after 5-10 minutes. take away ready-made (if you want in a double boiler, if you want deep-fried, if you want on the grill). One fish (I don’t remember the name), enough for two - about 100 baht. While the seafood is being prepared, you can make a salad for yourself, it is there by weight, you collect all the already chopped ingredients in a plastic box and that's it. Such a salad cost us about 30 baht, but it depends on what ingredients you choose. Fruits are also already cut and packed right there (absolutely fresh). Beer 25-40 baht.
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answered 14 years ago
Also, near our hotel, every evening there was a macaroon and cooked shrimp. So, we ordered her a lobster, gave her an advance of 500 baht, and the next evening we ate this yummy in our room. In total, we paid 800 baht for a lobster, and not at least 1,500 as in a cafe.
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answered 14 years ago
I'll add to "Fiji"! :) A very good chain of Japanese restaurants, who loves it.
Fish and seafood freshly prepared in the supermarket itself is also a good takeaway option.
And the food court is normal and cheap, but the taste of the dishes cannot be compared with authentic local canteens. And Tom Yam is not tom yam, and Khao Pad is not kaopad!
Fish and seafood freshly prepared in the supermarket itself is also a good takeaway option.
And the food court is normal and cheap, but the taste of the dishes cannot be compared with authentic local canteens. And Tom Yam is not tom yam, and Khao Pad is not kaopad!
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answered 14 years ago
once again - food in the shopping center (including the Center Festival) - cheap and cheerful ... I already wrote above ... well, very angry ... "And Tom Yam is not lanky, and Khao Pad is not kaopady! " Pachok replied...
Those. fill your stomach, yes. You won’t be able to gourmand ... The situation is actually just like we have with Mivina :)
Those. fill your stomach, yes. You won’t be able to gourmand ... The situation is actually just like we have with Mivina :)
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answered 14 years ago
Well, firstly, the food cord is not the whole shopping center. I'm not advertising the Center Festival, but there are plenty of restaurants for different tastes and price ranges, where, as motor_25 puts it, you can gourmet. I agree, food cord may not be the best option. But the question was about the price and what would be clean. Secondly, what about your personal taste preferences? And how are crabs, tiger prawns and other seafood, for example, cooked in a supermarket, similar to mivina? And thirdly, read the question carefully, you are not asked where you can eat expensively and in a bourgeois way. I just described the options that are. Excuse me, motor_25, but the comparison with Mivina just outraged me.
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answered 14 years ago
Good afternoon, dear ones!
Just not Fiji, as we all well know, this has nothing to do with Japan. Fuji - "Fuji" - a chain of Japanese restaurants in Thailand. In my opinion, the best Japanese cuisine in Thailand is there (these restaurants are all over the country). Money for food in "decent places" as Fog759 asks is not enough to go up to $ 10 per person if you are not a glutton and are not going to eat only seafood.
Just not Fiji, as we all well know, this has nothing to do with Japan. Fuji - "Fuji" - a chain of Japanese restaurants in Thailand. In my opinion, the best Japanese cuisine in Thailand is there (these restaurants are all over the country). Money for food in "decent places" as Fog759 asks is not enough to go up to $ 10 per person if you are not a glutton and are not going to eat only seafood.
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answered 14 years ago
Natali2584, "the comparison with Mivina just angered me" - in this case, you are too suspicious ...
I was talking about food courts.
Let's just say that in Dnepropetrovsk there is a hypermarket "Karavan", in this hypermarket on a tray, packaging p / e portions of food are sold, if I'm not mistaken, potatoes, a piece of bread, cabbage, a cutlet similar to chicken and something else ... it's worth UAH 17 ($2)... Also an option?
I'm not talking about expensive and bourgeois establishments, I wrote about street food and cafes, pubs and restaurants...
I was talking about food courts.
Let's just say that in Dnepropetrovsk there is a hypermarket "Karavan", in this hypermarket on a tray, packaging p / e portions of food are sold, if I'm not mistaken, potatoes, a piece of bread, cabbage, a cutlet similar to chicken and something else ... it's worth UAH 17 ($2)... Also an option?
I'm not talking about expensive and bourgeois establishments, I wrote about street food and cafes, pubs and restaurants...
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answered 14 years ago
About cleanliness:
I didn’t eat anything on the islands: fish stuffed with some kind of bamboo that was fried in front of me on the grill on the street! (fish in scales, not peeled), raw snails of all kinds and oysters - in Krabi, street skewers of chicken asses and incomprehensible fish trimmings - in Phuket, half-cooked fish in cocoa juice - in Pip P... only to the caterpillars , cockroaches and grasshoppers in Patong did not have enough appetite ...
I arrived in Bangkok, sat down in a decent-looking establishment (a capital restaurant with normal furniture, plasmas, Wi-Fi, etc. at the hotel), ate rice noodles with shrimp, drank fresh watermelon and ... got poisoned.
What does it have to do with it, seriously for three days - the benefit of the paraphernalia was in store from the Motherland ...
I didn’t eat anything on the islands: fish stuffed with some kind of bamboo that was fried in front of me on the grill on the street! (fish in scales, not peeled), raw snails of all kinds and oysters - in Krabi, street skewers of chicken asses and incomprehensible fish trimmings - in Phuket, half-cooked fish in cocoa juice - in Pip P... only to the caterpillars , cockroaches and grasshoppers in Patong did not have enough appetite ...
I arrived in Bangkok, sat down in a decent-looking establishment (a capital restaurant with normal furniture, plasmas, Wi-Fi, etc. at the hotel), ate rice noodles with shrimp, drank fresh watermelon and ... got poisoned.
What does it have to do with it, seriously for three days - the benefit of the paraphernalia was in store from the Motherland ...
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answered 14 years ago
papa74, in the grocery in the refrigerators, which is along the long wall ... (hello).
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answered 14 years ago
motor25, We had a similar situation! There is never even a hint of feeling unwell from the mackerels and street eateries. And in a decent restaurant on Naklua with a European owner, having decided to have lunch before flying to Koh Samui, my husband got poisoned exactly as you say - in a serious way and for three days. And then another week, except for boiled rice, I could not eat anything :(
We are landing - and it is green.
We are landing - and it is green.
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answered 14 years ago
Pachok, here it is :))
And the next day is my birthday, and I’m crying all night (sorry, I’m not crying), the body temperature is +37-38, the air temperature outside is +37 (in the shade) and the program planned from the Grand Palace to Wat Aruna...
Everything went out, the wife got tired faster :)
And the next day is my birthday, and I’m crying all night (sorry, I’m not crying), the body temperature is +37-38, the air temperature outside is +37 (in the shade) and the program planned from the Grand Palace to Wat Aruna...
Everything went out, the wife got tired faster :)
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answered 14 years ago
That's about it. There are different designs, but the essence is the same - a mobile kitchen :)
http://io.ua/3437009
If you see a catfish on a stick with a belly stuffed with grass - don't pass by!!! You can swallow your tongue :)
http://io.ua/3437009
If you see a catfish on a stick with a belly stuffed with grass - don't pass by!!! You can swallow your tongue :)
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answered 14 years ago
"Dinner on wheels" - a movie with Jackie Chan :)) from those and macaroni.
Pachok and not only catfish :) I met other types of fish more often on sticks.
By the way, the Thais told me that they historically do not eat catfish, but when asked why "catfish farms" they answered that it was so ... for decorating pools, aquariums and other purposes, but almost NEVER for food ...
Pachok and not only catfish :) I met other types of fish more often on sticks.
By the way, the Thais told me that they historically do not eat catfish, but when asked why "catfish farms" they answered that it was so ... for decorating pools, aquariums and other purposes, but almost NEVER for food ...
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answered 14 years ago