Funny.

I always get excited by the idea of a full english in :patters:. Bacon, fried eggs, black pudd....its traditional hangover fare for me.


But after two or three days I've had enough. Bowl of rice and tom kha gai......and a shag to clear the head. dancing

Englsih puddings are great;;

jam rolly polly, ,,,spotted dick,(which there is now penicillin for!) ,

rhubarb and custard,,, fruit crumbles, baked apples.

bread and butter puddings.... ,,, beats that foreign muck!

how come I don't see items like mutton, deer and quail listed on the English menu?:detective:........don't you guys eat that stuff anymore?:sherlock:

i think doner kebabs are made of mutton amongst other things , never tried quail but had quail eggs a few times & the closest i've come to eating deer is nearly running one over in my car on the way to work

:cheers: m8tee...about 36 hours 4 you eh?:detective:...have a great trip...hope yer doing a trip report this time:sherlock:

yeah i've finished work and i'm heading home in the morning then fly sat morning:woot:........ i'll do a TR as long as me wi-fi works in liquid lounge

Down off Soi Bukaow, closer to Klang on one of the soi's that run
up to 3rd rd, I went to an English Cafe/Diner last trip.

Just had cake and coffee it was reasonably priced,
The coffee was good and came in a pint sized cup and the piece
of cake was too big to finish.

Had the full on english menu, bangers and mash, pies, chops and vegetables.

Like I said I cant remember the soi number but coming along Bukaow from Klang turn left at the first family mart and its about 50m up that soi.

freak

Cornish Pastie
English mustard