Fajitas Pak Nam Pran

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Fajitas Pak Nam Pran

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Visited this fine establishment for the first time yesterday. Very friendly crowd of expats, very attentive and friendly staff and hosts. Food and drinks were excellent. Portions were great. I had the lamb shank which everyone agreed was one of the best they have tasted. My partner had the ribs and the rest had the sunday roast. Everyone was very impressed with the place all round. The mexican menu is comprehensive, I will try it next time.

Well done guys and keep up the good work
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Re: Fajitas Pak Nam Pran

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Crazy 88.. Location, please.
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Barrys will be better to tell you that as he took me there and I went in a different way, which turned out much quicker and scenic than my usual route.

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Re: Fajitas Pak Nam Pran

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It's actually in Khao Kalok south of Pak Nam Pran a bit. There is another thread about it here:

viewtopic.php?f=36&t=18000

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