Hua Hin Forum

I came home from Thailand on the 7th of November and was immediately hit by the doom and gloom which clouds the UK. I know that nobody likes coming home from holiday, but after coming home from a country where most of the people I met were so friendly, the look on the faces of the staff at Heathrow ...

It's looks very similar to Short Tennis, which is great fun.

I've stayed at Jings many times, great location, and great rooms, I can't fault the place.

I was told by a "Coffee Expert" that you should let the water go off the boil for a minute or two before pouring onto instant Coffee granules, boiling water burns the granules giving the Coffee a slightly bitter taste.

You should never have to pay to go inside a shopping centre, but i guess that's Thailand for you.

I don't know if you can still get it, but many years ago i used to like Hammonds Chop Sauce.

I agree with the comments about Backyard Steak, it's brilliant for the price.

The old ones are the best hh. lol

i think thats a good idea for a new thread Dr Mike, go for it mate.

I'm coming to Hua Hin again at the end october and i will certainly give this place a try, it sounds right up my street. Was there any live music on when any of you guys went there? Is it on every night or just at weekends?

My mates call me Curly because of my lack of hair, and i'm a West Bromwich Albion supporter, whose nickname is The Baggies.

I don't think the Ladyboy in question looks much like a Lady at all.

I was 57 a few weeks ago, so i guess that means i'm almost ready for the old folks home.

you don't need to rush into anything, you posted on another thread you cant live in hua hin for at least 25 years.

i like the limelight bar on soi selakam, the quality is very good in my opinion.