TJ wrote:Their menu has American Fried Rice. This is fried rice with ketchup added, maybe with some raisens. Apparently, this version was served to G.I.'s during the Vietnam war and has remained popular.

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wokkawombat wrote:I ate well at the factory last night. Phad Phak Ruam Mit Kai and Khao.

Menu price for large Leo is 70 baht. The opening promotion price is 39 baht for Leo only. Makes sense to me.

John

laphanphon wrote:Following up on John's recommendation to take a peek, them leo's were ok, shh, don't tell anyone i wasn't drinking tiger, which is a very reasonable 50/80 sm/lg. leo's for 39, rather nice, tho i blame it on another member. started with a couple at his house, and god forbid, out of a can. shh, i'l blow my image.

anyway, the panang moo, red, was quite tasty and spiced up as it should be. asked if i needed it toned down, please no, serve as normal, plenty of beer in box if to spicy. tom yam soup had very nice flavor also, along with some veggies in oyster sauce and Gem gave her khai phat a thumbs up along with couple rices, so no complaints, and escaped with less than 400 baht, inc. tip w/2 lg beers.

menu has standard thai dishes, western had a couple interesting things on it, bit different and worth a try next time. nothing there to break the bank, most well under 100, 50-80 range. most exp. was t-bone, 210, but dont' quote me. service very prompt and courteous. think they'll do just fine, exspecially with beer prices under the norm. decent location w/parking on street available. definitely a stop when at ruysuk, as nothing else did it for me in the area.