Anton's Restaurant - German buffet nightly 255 Thai baht

[frequent]

Do you see this anywhere else in the world?

Every-fucking-where - blame Instagram

[neddy3]

Unfortunately yes.

The young generation, who are perpetually glued to their phones, do it all the time.

[kjun12]

gee "smiles", do you have to be so mean, maybe you should change your handle to "grumpy" , if we all liked the same things wouldnt life be sooooo boring.

It is important to understand that smiles suffers from mental deficiency anemia. He is a despicable ass at best.

[travelerjim]

and all along I thought Smiles suffered from TDS ...Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Just kidding Smiles
Enjoy Hua Hin and Canada

[werner]

Perhaps I am missing something, but I cannot understand why people would eat German food in Thailand.

Thailand has some of the best food in the world, along with Japan, Korea, Italy, and France.

I have never enjoyed German food in Germany or Switzerland, and would certainly never eat it in Thailand.

But I suppose food tastes and boy tastes vary a lot.....

[neddy3]

Indeed they do!

[Manforallseasons]

Perhaps I am missing something, but I cannot understand why people would eat German food in Thailand.

Thailand has some of the best food in the world, along with Japan, Korea, Italy, and France.

I have never enjoyed German food in Germany or Switzerland, and would certainly never eat it in Thailand.

But I suppose food tastes and boy tastes vary a lot.....

I’ve lived in Thailand many years and I only eat the seafood ....... Give me a good shnitzle anyday!

[Jellybean]

I’ve lived in Thailand many years and I only eat the seafood ....... Give me a good shnitzle anyday!

Mmmmm . . . I do love apple strudels and schnitzel with noodles Manforallseasons. They are among my favourite things.

[Manforallseasons]

Mmmmm . . . I do love apple strudels and schnitzel with noodles Manforallseasons. They are among my favourite things.

https://youtu.be/0IagRZBvLtw

[a447]

There is nothing in those photos which I could eat.

When in certain European countries - Germany, Holland and eastern European countries - I soon end up desperately looking for an Asian restaurant.

I've tried many times over the years to get my German friends to try Vietnamese food (when I can actually find a restaurant!) but to no avail. I tell them about the delights of all those different herbs and spices - lemongrass, coriander, kaffir lime leaves, galangal, etc - but I find in just wasting my breath.

As for chilli, forget it! I always travel with a jar of dried chilli flakes.

I've had some interesting experiences in France when I sprinkled my food liberally with the flakes. On one occasion a waiter reported me to the kitchen and the chef came out and berated me!

To each his own.