Top English Breakfast/Fry up places

[MarkSussex 620]

On 10/26/2024 at 5:02 AM, dodgeyas said:

Does anyone know if The Londoner is still open for business over near Ramkhamhaeng? I was wanting to head over there for a sunday session but google said closed.

I was in there as recent as early September. It actually owned by the same people that own JST Group - the building connected to it. Whenever we wrap up meetings there they take us next door

[taaseesanuk 4,175]

 

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[CanadaVisitor 619]

On 10/27/2024 at 11:38 AM, sydney69er said:

Not an English fry up but more like an American breakfast, I went into Breakfast Story which is in the same laneway as Cindy's Secret off Soi 11, they serve breakfast all day long. Had their Breakfast Story special of eggs (scrambled or fried), bacon (crispy or not crispy - I ordered not crispy but it still came out crispy), a 3 stack of pancakes with butter and maple syrup, country style potatoes and a tiny bowl of fruit to make it feel healthy!). 300 Baht which is not cheap but still much cheaper for the same thing back home! This was a very good feed.

I heard that there is a Canuck involved in this restaurant (part owner, manager?) so yes, more of a North American breakfast.  (I've never understood how the Brits can eat beans for breakfast, haha)

I haven't tried one there yet, but heard that they sell beaver tails there.  If you have a sweet tooth this might be for you.  Fried dough in the shape of a (you guessed it) beaver tail, covered in cinnamon sugar and being a Canadian tradition there is always maple syrup involved. Haha. I haven't had one for decades...since I was last skating on the Rideau canal in Ottawa.