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27-10-2009, 01:04 PM
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To add more oil & vinegar to fire the Thai Vs China debate. My old fren did say that though China does excel in terms of service standards (example like the "30 steps" SOP in most spas, 555... Bro ISO9000 so like your nick!) my fren describe the experience as more "going thru the motions" and girls very straight forward which is very good as u know what u will get and thus more "bang for your buck". Some other Thai/China chiongsters I personally know also have the same feelings. This is very good for F&F modus operandi types. Puyings with their Thai culture of avoiding confrontations by not directly saying what they really feel and the language barrier have that "GFE" that most Thai chiongsters will encounter and some fall for... the so called "KT" trap
 Speaking of "oil & fire"... its disheartening to hear bros kanna zap by anonymous members. Forums r for all to air their views. If you can't stand the heat then don't come into the kitchen. Don't be like that Class95 advert where you only want to hear the good things. If dun want kanna shoot then post/ask more intelligently. Important is don't be lazy and don't demand info. I don't profess to be a "lau chio" infact I'm still learning. I was a member of SBF since almost Day 1. Never posted anything more of a lurker. I was lone ranger for so long. Browsed all threads, made notes and just chiong solo with the mantra "sanok & choke dee"!
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#32
27-10-2009, 01:18 PM
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I don't profess to be a "lau chio" infact I'm still learning. I was a member of SBF since almost Day 1. Never posted anything more of a lurker. I was lone ranger for so long. Browsed all threads, made notes and just chiong solo with the mantra "sanok & choke dee"![/QUOTE]
Kudos to you and i like your chionging stlye. chok dee na krap
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#33
27-10-2009, 01:27 PM
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#34
27-10-2009, 08:38 PM
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I have sample many times in Thailand, only a few times in China, last time I was in BKK, the services was still great, the beer cold, the ladies tender and warm. Will be in Beijing in two weeks so will compare latest info then.
If you walk away smiling and thinking about when next, then it was a good one. Golden rule "never waste a hard one!"
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28-10-2009, 10:12 AM
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chok dee na krap!
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22-12-2009, 02:43 PM
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Sigh, how to compare Tom Yum with Din Sum? They are different at all.
I have traveled to BKK for more than 30 time, and more than 50 times to China (including 27 provinces, over 100 cities). I prefer both cuisines in their own way.
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22-12-2009, 04:38 PM
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Sometimes i drink Tomyam Kung,sometimes i eat hairy crab! But nowadays i eat a lot of hairy crab untill my didi become quite hairy also.
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