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Michael, the enterprising Australian owner of Tinnies Pie Shop in Jomtien, has recently added a burger to his menu. It consists of 150g of good-quality minced beef in a soft bun with fried egg, crispy bacon, cheese, caramelised onions, beetroot and pineapple slices, lettuce and tomato. It's a meal in itself. Add barbecue sauce as required. The price is 349 baht. I've had it several times and find it consistently delicious, the best burger in Pattaya for my money.
Sounds like a burger to die for!
I got quite an erection there, snotface, what with "buns" being gay slang for buttocks, and the thought of some "minced" beef slipped between soft buns - ooh I came over all aquiver. I usually pay more than 349 baht for that sort of thingQuote:
Originally Posted by snotface
Lol, pineapple, beetroot and a fried egg, you must be a Brit..........Only real beef burger is @ Arno’s Terminal 21 and the best!Quote:
Originally Posted by snotface
I've tried Arno's and prefer the burger at Tinnies. Tastes differ. Give it a try and see what you think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manforallseasons
Something about a food recommendation from a contributor named Snotface makes my stomach churn a bit
Excellent .... at least we now know what gives you one. I have been worried about your possible 'down there' puritanism for some years now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frequent
As for Snotface: "Beetroot"? That's more aquivering than snot.
But overall -- not having downed a burger there -- Tinnies is a delight indeed.
Expensive for the burger compared with other places.
There is hardly anything in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and the people who consider price only are this man's lawful prey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolzek
John Ruskin
Beetroot in burgers seems to be an Australian thing. I noticed it a lot when I was in Australia last year. Along with the pineapple slice it adds a sweet contrast to the other burger flavours. I'm fine with that, but I can see how it might horrify some 'real beef' purists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smiles
The Australian deputy prime minister of the day gained the nickname The Beetroot when he applied Efudix to his face to treat minor skin cancers. When it later emerged he had a mistress and had got her pregnant this was changed to The BeetrooterQuote:
Originally Posted by snotface
Efudex is a great med for skin cancer (actinic keratosis, etc) but it does turn you skin/face/scalp into an unpleasant sight for a month or more.
Beetroot is a good nickname for any user.5555
Whats the price of a burger at Arnos compared to tinnesQuote:
Originally Posted by Manforallseasons
200 gram imported aged beef with cheese and camalized onions made to order with choice of salad, fries, curly fries and a can of soda....220 bahtQuote:
Originally Posted by aot871
The Hamburger lady in in the green hut, Soi 17 near Yensabai.
Cheeseburger, Mixed Salad, separate French Fries, tomato sauce, and mayonnaise, plus a bottle of Fanta...140 Baht.
As many calories as you can take!!
Tinnies Pie Shop in Jomtien,
What kind of pies do they have here?
Have you tried looking it up (also known as 'googling')?Quote:
Originally Posted by Josan
https://lovepattayathailand.com/list...ie-restaurant/
This is a favorite amongst the Sunee camel jockeys.Quote:
Originally Posted by gerefan2
I take it you're referring to this sort of thing https://worldnewsdailyreport.com/sau...ex-on-a-camel/Quote:
Originally Posted by Manforallseasons
3 posts on a burger joint in a city you don't visit. So needy.
Ugh! Gross!Quote:
Originally Posted by frequent
I would like to see a picture of the camel before passing judgement.Quote:
Originally Posted by neddy3
“Often sex with animals can lead to sleeping with human corpses or even worse, homosexuality,” the judge warned the defendant.
Those liberal Saudis eh?!
welcome back, arsenal.
Yes indeed, one cannot fight alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by francois
...in a country he's never been to.Quote:
Originally Posted by arsenal