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31-10-2005, 13:35
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New York Steakhouse
this is in the JW Marriott hotel. ive made about 10 reservations there over theh years and never made any of them.
i finally went last night. it was fantastic! gorgeous restaurant. very pricey, ill get to that in a minute. i ordered the seafood tower for appertizer, oysters,lobster tail, mussels, shrimp. great i ordered the surf and turf for Ao because i wanted to lobster and i ordered the kobe beef. a few side dishes,drinks and dessert. we get the bill,i ask Ao what she thinks. her guess:7000baht my guess:6500baht the bill:10250baht! she almost fell off her chair. im not even joking,i thought she was going to die. i guess i have to look at prices more close. anyways, great meal, way too expensive. so if you have cash to burn, and want a greta steak dinner, go there 
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31-10-2005, 16:27
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fecking hell boy thats £140 ,i can live drink eat and f**k on that for a week (out of patong
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31-10-2005, 21:55
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I have to agree that the New York Steak House is probably the best steak I've had in Thailand and can compete with most here in New York City. By the way it's still cheaper than most in the NY city.
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01-11-2005, 05:39
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no way, gunit. its right on par, i would say. and ive been to them all in nyc. fotunately, usually on the company. i was at gotham steak in vancouver and there were 5 guys and the bill came to 1000cdn. thats cheaper than what i had in bkk. anyways, i enjoyed myself, and thats all that counts
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14-11-2005, 23:53
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Damn, I have really been looking for a good steak... thanks for the tip.
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15-11-2005, 00:45
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if you want to go a little cheaper, the ribeye in the westin hotel on sukhumvit is fantastic also
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15-11-2005, 02:36
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15-11-2005, 02:42
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Probably not in the same class,
but Bourbon Street behind Washington Square. Basically a Cajun restaurant Do not remember prices. Do know it is one of the few American Restaurants own and ran by Americans. 
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15-11-2005, 10:50
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Is Washington Square a restaurant or an area in BKK? I haven't been there or heard about it before... where is it located?
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15-11-2005, 12:26
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From memory its Suk 28.
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15-11-2005, 12:40
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now dont laugh at me
 went to sizzlers at patpong last trip,nice steak well cooked with good salad selection myself and GF really enjoyed it.
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15-11-2005, 12:51
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we're going to sizzler's! we're going to sizzler's! come on cliff, i thought you were classier than that!
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15-11-2005, 13:00
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only went because was missing home,know what i mean
After a while away just need some food like home,love thai but get board with it after a couple of weeks. like my beer miss my "tooheys old" in thailand.
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15-11-2005, 13:10
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1st thing i always eat when i get home is buffalo wings
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15-11-2005, 16:36
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15-11-2005, 19:16
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After a nice Irish Stew that is IJ 
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15-11-2005, 19:35
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15-11-2005, 22:06
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15-11-2005, 23:19
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What !!! There are no Swedes in Denmark. The rutabaga or swede or (yellow) turnip (Brassica napobrassica, or Brassica napus var. napobrassica) is a root vegetable, closely related to the cabbage and the (white) turnip . Its leaves may also be eaten as a leaf vegetable. "Rutabaga" (from dialectal Swedish rotabagge) is the American term, "swede" is the English term. It is also known as the "Swedish turnip" or "yellow turnip", and Scots call it the "neep" or just "turnip" — the vegetable known elsewhere as a turnip being called a "white turnip" in Scotland, and in the U.S., where rutabagas may also be called "yellow turnips." In Newfoundland white turnips are relatively unknown, with rutabagas being known simply as turnips.
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15-11-2005, 23:27
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oh my god! if only these guys knew what you were talking about. pure heaven. i grew up 10 minutes from kelly's
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16-11-2005, 00:09
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A BETTER EXPLANATION THAN MINE..........HOPEFULLY THAT CLEARS UP THE MYSTERY SURROUNDING THE "TURNIP'........ IJ IJ
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16-11-2005, 00:11
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Sorry For The Hijacking!!!!!!!!!
Its Amazing The Way The Tread Goes From Steak To Chicken To Bacon And Cabbage To Stew And Then To Turnips.......man I Love This Forum.....5555555555555..........ij
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