Hua Hin Forum

I don't know how it works in the UK but in the Netherlands I have to inform the tax authorities that I live abroad and tell them which pensions I wish to be taxed abroad. The tax authorities then send a letter to the companies that pay me the pensions informing them that they do not need to deduct t...

As far as I know the rules about state pension (and any Civil Service pensions) are that tax must be paid in the country of origin and they are tax free in any other country having an agreement not to double tax (UK, Europe, Thailand, etc.). As far as Thai tax is concerned the current rates for taxa...

I receive state pension from both the UK and the Netherlands. State pension is always taxed in the land that pays it. I also receive private pensions from insurance companies in the Netherlands. I can choose to pay tax on these in either Thailand or the Netherlands. I choose to pay tax in Thailand b...

We had a meat and a vegatable thali in Kwalati last night. Both were very good and for a good price. I'm glad it's back!

Last time I was there Nany still had a few Christmas Puddings in the freezer.

I also recommend BeWell!

Beside the vegan who killed herself with the wrong food it was also nice to read that a top Australian chef has banned vegans from his restaurant in order to avoid a nervous breakdown. Very understandable. I have never come across a vegan who keeps their views to themselves and doesn't want to tell ...

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We don't have sports days in Hua Hin. There are however several groups you could easily join. Some play the same course each time and others play several courses. Some are more serious than others and some are more interested in drinking than golf. It all depends what you are looking for.

I use this bus when possible because it is much more comfortable than a taxi. There are normally quite a few empty seats. Problem is that the bus only goes about 5 times a day and the times often do not match with your departure/arrival times.

I wouldn't call Nit's roast fantastic but it's OK. The Yorkshire puddings are too "cakey" for me but I can eat them. For a "normal" price Sunday Roast then Nany's is about the best (along with Bistro 88) although the quality at Le Pub and Rafferty's is better if you are willing t...

Nit has the same problem that she had in Soi 94 years ago. The Yorkshire puddings are like cakes. I think this is caused by making the batter too thick (it should have the consistency of cream) and/or opening the oven door whilst the puds are cooking.

Just heard that Gary from Le Pub will be taking over Sabai Sabai in soi 102 sometime next month. A new address for Sunday Roast maybe?

Nani Soi 94, Restaurant 99 Soi 94, Nits Soi 102, Le Pub soi 94, Raffertys canal road, Father Teds centre, to name but a few.

Try Andy (in Malta) at ukmediatv.net. I have been using them for a few years.