Hua Hin Forum

So what do I have to do to keep my pre-paid SIM-card working. I have had the same number for several years and would like to keep it. I don't mind register it, but where and how? My best guess is that someone in 3rd floor i MW could help, but thats just a guess.

sateeb wrote:They usually half a break half way through with some free food ..

Big Boy wrote:There will also be a menu that you can order off if you can't wait for half time.

For free food, we can wait

Just kidding but this seems great. Thanks for the info guys!

Am I right that "Johnnie 56 Bar" is located at the west end of Soi Selakam?

Can we have some food there, like a burger or something simple, or is it wise to have dinner before the quiz?

Big Boy wrote:29 Jan @ JWs

Thanks!

BTW, I think your last post hit the wrong thread.

Thanks

Walking South, the 'packed away' sunbeds end at Soi 77. Sounds like business as usual then. We often approach the beach through Soi 79 but walk a few hundred meters north before reaching some sun beds. Probably around Soi 77. If I remember correctly, these where the beds furthest to the south befor...

Thanks BB! We will soon see ourself. I'm pretty sure we will find beds somewhere, If not on the beach at least they are available at Tesco...

Hi, We will be back in Hua Hin next week. What's the current situation? We sometimes approach the beach by Soi 79. Are there still sun beds and food available there? Is it "cleaning day" on Wednesdays? If so, what does that mean? Anything else that might surprise us since we haven't been i...

Fantastic initiative! Why hasn't this forum a "like button"?

Lev wrote: Top Search Term: Hua Hin

Well that seems smart?! Hua Hin on Huahinforum... Hope they found what they where looking for...

Beautiful pictures!

I'm just guessing here but I would look at Home Pro in Market Village, or maybe even Tesco.

iceoln wrote:Looked many places, but can's seem to find this or even a foldable sunbed...?!

About a year ago i bought a simple foldable sunbed, something like the one in the attached picture, at Tesco in MV. I think the price was around 1200 Baht, if i remember correctly.

Korkenzieher wrote: Thais drive on the left....

Well I would rephrase that and say: Most Thais usually drive on the left, unless of course if it happens to be more convenient to drive on the right...

I'm starting to notice the influx of seasonal visitors driving motorcycles who don't have a clue what they are doing. :oops: :oops: I think me and my wife might be that kind of persons... :oops: :oops: Can you give some specific examples what "our kind of bikers" do most wrong. We of cour...

Big Boy wrote:My last time at Suan Son was a few weeks ago, and everything looked the same. The army wouldn't **** in their own back yard.

Sounds good! Thanks!