Christmas Day Lunch

I will be in Pattaya / Jomtien over the Christmas period and would like to introduce my Thai BF to a traditional Western (read UK) type Christmas lunch with all the trimmings etc.

Any recommendations?

:cheers:
yorky

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[jinks]

WELL NOW, for one who only reads here........:cat: meeeooowwww

My invite for a traditional Christmas Lunch was cancelled.

I too am now wanting to find a place other than the Cafe Royale - (bin there, done that, no teeshirt).

WELL NOW, for one who only reads here........:cat: meeeooowwww

What I meant was traditional Christmas Day lunch as we would (probably) have in the UK - Turkey, Christmas Pud, etc, etc.
:cheers:

[jinks]

WELL NOW, for one who only reads here........:cat: meeeooowwww

This was a catty remark to a friend who only reads this board, not you rogered :cheers:

He will be taking the traditional supplies brought in from Oz, to his farm, up country.

[thaiworthy-old]

WELL NOW, for one who only reads here........:cat: meeeooowwww

What I meant was traditional Christmas Day lunch as we would (probably) have in the UK - Turkey, Christmas Pud, etc, etc.
:cheers:

Unless he has already stated otherwise, your Thai boyfriend will probably order Thai food!

... or preferably "chicken"!!

Unless he has already stated otherwise, your Thai boyfriend will probably order Thai food!

Why would anyone eat a diet aimed to sustain the body through a harsh winter, in the tropics (apart from nostalgia)?

[lonelywombat]

Would someone please check with Monty to see if he is doing Xmas Lunch again this year.

His was the most reasonable of all the gay venues

Does Cafe Royale still charge whether you attend or not

Gregg's is on second road as you go from South Pattaya towards Big C . He offers a very good Christmas dinner all day.

[TrongpaiExpat]

Reminds me of this UK expat I know that lives in Chiang Mai who had a traditional UK(is USA much different?) Christmas dinner and invited several Thais. First they just looked at the food, then smelled it and looked at each other with a puzzled look. They then moved it around on their plates and at every opportunity moved items on the plate to the nearest farang.