Phuket Thailand: Suvarnabumi

Nanook · #71 25-01-2008, 01:26

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Originally Posted by Talbotman

YES THATS THE ONE MATE cheered me up no end getting a double whopper with cheese and the washing it down with a jug of tiger 555555

Yes, although my GF is a good cook, after a few weeks of Som Tam, Spaghetti Lao, Phad Thai or flied lice, such a double whopper with cheese and bacon is a real treat. Phom hiew mak mak.

nacha · #72 25-01-2008, 02:15

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Originally Posted by Nanook

Yes, although my GF is a good cook, after a few weeks of Som Tam, Spaghetti Lao, Phad Thai or flied lice, such a double whopper with cheese and bacon is a real treat. Phom hiew mak mak.

bpai gin phad thai

5555
something i could eat everyday!

Nanook · #73 25-01-2008, 14:34

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Originally Posted by nacha

bpai gin phad thai

5555
something i could eat everyday!

Hmmm... Phad thai aroi mak muan kan!!!!

sarsbuk · #74 30-01-2008, 06:59

I didn't want to start a new thread with this.. Does anyone know if I can pick up a 1-2-call SIM card in Suvarnabumi airport????

I am arriving with EVA then turning round and flying Domestic with Air Asia... I remember a few shops at the back of where the check in counters are and a few in the domestics terminal!

Anyones help here is greatly appreciated!!!

MassMoose · #75 30-01-2008, 07:06

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Originally Posted by sarsbuk

I didn't want to start a new thread with this.. Does anyone know if I can pick up a 1-2-call SIM card in the airport????

I am arriving with EVA then turning round and flying Domestic with Air Asia... I remember a few shops at the back of where the check in counters are and a few in the domestics terminal!

Anyones help hear is greatly appreciated!!!

Yes you can. I am stealing some others info from another board, but maybe someone on this board can add..

"at Suvarnabhumi as you exit Customs thru arrival hall exit door "B", just to your left you'll see a big blue booth for AIS [1-2-Call] and next to them one for DTAC. AIS booth charges 99 Baht for a new SIM card, and top up cards in 100 & 300 Baht."

I hope to follow this advice also.

sarsbuk · #76 30-01-2008, 07:11

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Originally Posted by MassMoose

Yes you can. I am stealing some others info from another board, but maybe someone on this board can add..

"at Suvarnabhumi as you exit Customs thru arrival hall exit door "B", just to your left you'll see a big blue booth for AIS [1-2-Call] and next to them one for DTAC. AIS booth charges 99 Baht for a new SIM card, and top up cards in 100 & 300 Baht."

I hope to follow this advice also.

Thanks mate!!! I had a search on the forum but when the search engine removes a 3 letter word like SIM it doesn't find the info!!! Also tried the Suvarnabumi airport website but pretty naff really... Just full of Google ads!

Thanks again!

DAMO · #77 09-09-2009, 12:02

the 1st time i arrived there last year, a taxi guy followed me right to the toilet on 2nd floor...

not the nicest 1st impression

Hoopy Frood · #78 09-09-2009, 16:19

it's still coming - Spring 2010 maybe

The Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link is up and running… | Move&Blog! Thailand

Crustasian · #79 30-10-2009, 20:27

Came back through this week.I had a few hours to kill and fancied a beer or two but not at restaurant prices.I discovered that at end of level 2 and opposite end level 3 there are Family Marts.

I bought some pint size cans of Cheers beer for only 47 Baht per can.

Bargain!!

Went off to quiet corner to read my book and drink my beers.

wylos · #80 30-10-2009, 21:19

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Originally Posted by Crustasian

Came back through this week.I had a few hours to kill and fancied a beer or two but not at restaurant prices.I discovered that at end of level 2 and opposite end level 3 there are Family Marts.

I bought some pint size cans of Cheers beer for only 47 Baht per can.

Bargain!!

Went off to quiet corner to read my book and drink my beers.

I find it great that they are still selling alcohol in the family marts inside the airport (not that ive participated) and to be consumed freely...something im sure thats not available where I come from,im pretty sure they keep the alcohol to the sit down food and beverage premises.

....i mean a thai airport without a 7 or a family just wouldnt be right.

plus im sure that a gathering of consuming alcohol on unlicensed premises wouldnt go down to well at heathrow.

justice 96 · #81 05-11-2009, 15:31

the duck and gravy you get in the food court on domestic depatures is the best thing about this airport,fantastic food and cold beer before hitting phuket