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PostAuthor: Ba Bob » August 25, 2008, 1:15 pm

mighty-chang wrote:hello bobby feeling safe behind the greasy moniter are we.


ditto mighty one!!
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PostAuthor: laphanphon » August 25, 2008, 1:29 pm

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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: samnaodee » October 3, 2008, 4:02 pm

Not stayed at the Irish Clock yet, but will for sure stay there on my next trip.
I think the massive majority of possitive posts says it all! :D
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: aznyron » October 3, 2008, 6:53 pm

I live in udon so the need for a hotel room is out but I have eaten in the irish clock several times
I enjoyed the chow and the prices are more than fare I have had there filet mignon steak very good and cheap but i lean towards there fish & chips because it not easy for me to chew after my accident if I was to list my favorite restaurants it would be the clock carabot saengkaew hotel by robinson complex mojos
. now being a big eater and cheap charlie I just love the buffet at the hotel
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: Martinb68 » November 6, 2008, 5:42 pm

I was thinking of asking if the Irish clock is a good bet to stay for new year when I come back up to udon from Bangkok for the new year
This time my friend is state side so I need a large room for myself wife and 4 year old son
Are the rooms of a size that would fit a small make up bed in?
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: BobHelm » November 6, 2008, 6:01 pm

The rooms are a fair size. Suggest that you drop Steve an e-mail at
info@irishclock.com
and ask him directly - they may even have a 'family' room.
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: Martinb68 » November 7, 2008, 7:08 am

BobHelm wrote:The rooms are a fair size. Suggest that you drop Steve an e-mail at
info@irishclock.com
and ask him directly - they may even have a 'family' room.


That’s great I will drop them an email thanks again :D
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: laphanphon » November 7, 2008, 9:56 am

not sure if still having, but email problems inpast. also send email to udon link for irish clock, last time i talked with steve, one was working, one wasn't. 8)

if having problem, pm me, and i can make reservation for you, there weekly, usually. 8)
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: lee » November 7, 2008, 10:27 am

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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: zacatac » December 13, 2008, 8:26 pm

Hey I've been going to Udon for many years and come breakfast time I usually struggle from self inflicted wounds and can't eat...but if I go to the clock I don't leave a crumb...must be good...also try that cottage pie. but unless your wearing welding gloves let the girl put it on the table, don't try and grab it...
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: BobHelm » December 16, 2008, 3:35 pm

I notice that The Clock have a board outside advertising a Christmas Day roast.
Choice of Turkey, Pork, Beef or Lamb. Roast potatoes, Yorkshire Pudding, Sage & Onion stuffing. chipolatas and veg....for 280 baht. I don't know if Steve is taking reservations, or if there are any spaces left (but I would guess so as he is still putting out the board) I will try & find out tonight if I am out that way...
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: killbill » January 18, 2009, 2:00 pm

Good place, taste food, nice staff. Everything u need. Good value for money. And after check out, I could leave my bag there waiting my evening train to Bangkok. Thanks, next time see u again for sure.
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Re: Irish Clock

PostAuthor: lepidoptra » January 18, 2009, 3:28 pm

Have just eaten dinner (the roast lamb). Best meal as I'm concerned in Udon. Staff always polite, Steve and Marli always care for their customers. I just hope that the Clock remains open for many a year :D
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