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Found the houmous in Market Villa, along with a huge amount of other interesting and tasty things from the UK. Though prices are certainly high, managed to spend 5k without much to show for it. Thanks for the advice and help. My daughter is happy with her houmous. Sent from my SM-N9500 using Tapatalk

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Have you tried the Gourmet Food Court in Blueport? I don’t know that they have it there but probably the most likely place in HH.[/quote]

Yes. They had none at all. That is where I would have expected to find it.

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Michaelaway wrote:Hummus is available at Villa Market (2-4 brands) & Big C (1 so-so tasting brand). Villa also sells tahini paste.

Fantastic. Shall go today.

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Thanks. That is a good back up plan. I shall find a recipe.

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Good morning all, spent the last couple of days seeking out houmous for my daughter. None of the big supermarkets seem to have it. Or even Tahini, the key ingredient to make it. Has anyone ever seen Houmous in Hua Hin, and if so where?

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The most pathetic burgers I had ever seen and to make matters even worse, they cost about 7 times more that what a real burger cost back in SA.:cheers: I lived in Durban from 1990 to 1995. At the end of what was once West Street there was the best burger shop I ever found. They had this monster bur...

Yes, I heard that there is a good fish and chips by the train station.

Failing that, what do others say is the best fish and chips in Hua Hin.

We had the fish and chips at Buffalo Bill's. Really good with mushy peas and a pickled onion. Even wrapped in newspaper. I heard there is another really good location up by the station for excellent fish and chips. Have tried searching but had no luck. Can anyone advise? Cheers Sent from my SM-N9500...

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But now, what?

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arcadianagain wrote:Ha
ve a look at Summerland, well run gated community by a committee of mainly Europeans+

Sounds great. Thank you.

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