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Home » Reader question » Reader question: Where in Hua Hin can I drink Stella van 't vat (draft beer)?
Dear readers,
After a total of 7 months in Hua Hin, I have not found a single drinking establishment where you can drink Stella from the barrel. The only Belgian draft beer I found was Hoegaarden and this in the “Engine house” at the entrance of Hua Hin Market Village.
Anyone have an idea where to find this?
Regards,
Gaston (BE)
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Hi Gaston
I wouldn't know right away in HH, but you can try the Tigerbar.
It's a Belgian bar and they do have Belgian beer, but in bottles I think.
And beer "Stella" from the barrel I can't imagine, even in Bkk I've never seen it but you never know of course.
Who is looking for he finds….
Otherwise next week to the “BELGIAN BEERS” day (March 29) in BKK ..there they serve Stella.
Schol.. Marc.
In the BKK and surroundings you will find many bars with stella vant vat!
HOBS House of Beers Seen Space. If the information is still current.
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/MXSoxEmetoErf15S2
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Saw Kostrser Swartz beer in a 5 liter keg at foodland pattaya klang (rare) today so why not stella
As a Belgian here in Thailand, I have never seen that in Thailand, stella.
And is that still the real stella as before, jubiler has not taken over that.
Bon, in Laos at the border I have already regularly seen Belgian beers, even the
trappists, but a costly joke.
I'll stick with a leo, quite pleasant to drink and price friendly.
Of course our belgian beers are excellent, but what the cost is here, well I don't have any
thirst more hahaha
By the way, in Belgium it is not that cheap anymore, they also know about prices.