Hua Hin Forum

Dumb question I'm sure, but what/who is MK? :idea: It's a Thai Suki chain restaurant, the Ducks good but MK doesn't do alot for me. http://www.mkrestaurant.com/mkdelivery/index.php Thanks BB, guess I'm going to need to take a crash course in Thai though, to get anything out of that website :munch:

WhenI lived in China where KFC was HUGELY popular--I used to tell Chinese friends--Dont worry about the US Army, Navy, Air Force or Marines -- its Colonel Sanders that will kill you--The Colonel takes no prisoners! When I was working in China I was on the site for a new wafer fab. plant in Tianjin ...

thanks bb, lt's good to no theres going to be a smooth transition Alternatively, buy your kid a Green Tea flavored ice-cream :shock: , and you'll most likely find he will never eat ice cream again. :cheers: That sounds like a great idea, I'll try it on the wife, might cure her of her ice cream crav...

Aragon regarding 1-3 it is relatively easy to open an account in Thailand. Usually all you need is your passport. Certainly Kasikorn (Green Coloured Bank) who have branches in town and Market Village will let you open an account with just your passport for ID. :cheers: You can manage your account o...

Now that we have a property in Hua Hin, though not yet permanently resident, I need to open a bank account to facilitate making payments for services etc., therefore have a few questions that I would appreciate some advice on: 1. Can non-resident expats hold bank accounts in Thailand? 2. What is the...

Don't leave cash lying around even in a locked room. I lost 11,000bt that I left on a side table in a locked villa when I went for breakfast, was only gone about 20 mins, but it had been lifted by the time I got back.

My father-in-law is based in KL for work and has been there for the last 5 years, my wife and I visit him there from time to time and I myself worked up in Kuantan for a year some time back. At some point in time we all considered the MM2H programme, which seemed to offer quite a good option, but we...

Really? A bicycle? I have one at my moo bahn in Bangkok and sometimes use it to got to 7/11 at the edge of my neighborhood. I would absolutly NEVER ride one on any main street anywhere in Thailand. My wife, kids and dog would be safer on my tiny moterbike... with or without helmets. Yes, really a b...

STEVE G wrote:

BTW, down in Cornwall you still get a movement called "Surfers Against Sewerage"

I imagine that it encourages you to get good at surfing!

As long as it's a protest movement and not an anatomical "movement"....

Thanks Steve.

Thanks Pagey.

I'm in Doha.

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum from a contribution viewpoint, but not from reading it. My wife and I first visited HH in 2005, although this was by no means our first visit to LOS, as I had made my first trip in 1980, when I was a very naive young man working in the ME............however I digres...