The restaurant was to be named the Fat Pig. Something definitely got lost in translation by the time the sign painter was done. Guess the pig (right picture) is a bit red. Even though pig would refer to pork on the menu, my favorite a chef's speciality, drunk chicken. Almost mistook the creature on the menu cover for another animal Daily specials are posted on a chalkboard How to get there |
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Thursday, December 3, 2015
It's fat and it's red, but I guess 'fat' may be insulting
Christmas Day Dinner at the FAT (RED) PIG
The Pitstop Café and The Fat Pig Restaurant are having a joint Xmas Dinner on the 25th at 2.00pm (at the fat Pig Restaurant). It will be a three course meal with Turkey and roast Pork. French Onion Soup for starters and Plum Pudding for Dessert. The price includes a glass of a special drink. 599 Baht per person. Please contact either place and a deposit of 200 Baht would be appreciated. We look forward to hearing from you. Colin and Martin. |
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Sakon Nakhon Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Good luck and good health to you
It's the season of choices. Multiple events worth attending. Many taking place at the same time. Just a few days ago I had to choose between the Phu Phan Cup finals and a family birthday. Falily and friends first. I had a bit of a dilemma, two birthday party invitations for the same evening. It was hard, but I had to decline one of the invitations. The obvious choice of course was family within walking distance from home. A birthday celebration and a farewell party. Obviously I got the time wrong and arrived an hour late. Not a problem, new visitors arrived throughout the evening, replacing departures.
Obviously many visitors had been there before me, with more to come Spaghetti, spring rolls, chicken, stew, fish. The amount of food placed in front of me, mostly wound up in take-home bags These Bai Sri celebrations The ritual of tying strings around a person’s wrist to preserve good luck, used to celebrate important events and occasions, like births and marriages and also entering the monkhood, departing, returning, beginning a new year, and welcoming wikipedia Generally the recipient has an egg or a piece of fruit in their hand when receiving the string well wishes. Here is a new variation to this practice: |
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Sakon Nakhon Saturday, November 28, 2015
Parade season is a go!
Real Feel rising
Friday, November 27, 2015
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