Sizzler's Salad Bar now 139 Thai baht Nationwide ..Great Value!

Friday evening dinner at Sizzler's Royal Garden Plaza Pattaya. Salad Bar All you can Eat 139 Thai baht....US $4.30...

Served everyday...from their Open to Close Nationwide !

My Thai bf and I both enjoyed the minestrone and cream of mushroom soups. The pasta spaghetti with cod sauce was tasty. A wide variety of salads. Dessert favorite of ours is the egg custard cups.

Total 306 Thai baht for two salad bar and one water. US $9.50 ....Great Value !

An everyday special at all Sizzler locations in Thailand ...all day long. Lunch and Dinner !

The closest Sizzler to BoyzTown in Pattaya is in Royal Garden Plaza. A short 10 minute walk.
Another Sizzler is in Central Festival Mall in Pattaya...a ten minute... 10 baht ride in a baht bus.

Tj

Thanks Jim. Recent posts about restaurants, pies, breakfast etc. here have attracted controversy and petty mindedness so let's see what happens with this one.

Nothing like traveling halfway around the world to eat at a Sizzler.:bo:

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Originally Posted by francois

Nothing like traveling halfway around the world to eat at a Sizzler.:bo:

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And for expats who have retired in Thailand, its a pleasant and welcomed treat to enjoy a fresh and healthy salad bar at Sizzlers for lunch or dinner. Most affordable too when considering the costs of lettuce in the Thai marketplace.

Tj

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Originally Posted by francois

Nothing like traveling halfway around the world to eat at a Sizzler.:bo:

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Yeah why do that when you should be travelling halfway around the world to have "inexpensive" meatloaf.

You asked for that Francois.
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Originally Posted by sglad

Yeah why do that when you should be travelling halfway around the world to have "inexpensive" meatloaf.

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Haven't you heard that the meatloaf dinners are now done and gone?
But replaced by fine dining in the company of Pattaya's finest expats at some of the better "French" restaurants in Pattaya. Not the best restaurants, but un bon marché one could say.

Francois (between mouthfuls of classical French cuisine) wrote.

"But replaced by fine dining in the company of Pattaya's finest expats at some of the better "French" restaurants in Pattaya. Not the best restaurants, but un bon marché one could say."

I defy anyone to show me anywhere that matches the variety of places to eat in Pattaya within easy travelling distance and prices to suit every budget. Bon appetite.

Bon appétit.
SG is always mindful of his spelling.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy the food.

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Originally Posted by francois

Haven't you heard that the meatloaf dinners are now done and gone?

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That may be but the stench will forever be with you.:D