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Pub Crawl in Pattaya

By Gringo
Posted in Bars, Pattaya, Cities, thai tips, Going out
Tags: Beer bars, Self 6, Soi Honey Inn, Walking street

October 18, 2013

Gringo takes us on a pub crawl in Pattaya. Those who want to drink a beer quietly, want to go out for a while or even drink alcoholic "the beast" automatically end up in Walking Street. But there is more, much more…

Eating at Piet and Malee

By Gringo
Posted in Food and drink
Tags: Dutch food, Hotel, restaurant, Soi Honey Inn

29 August 2012

Thai food? Fine, but not every day. Here at my house I eat enough Thai and when I eat out it's usually Western, Italian, German, Mexican or whatever. Of course also a lot of Dutch or Belgian, there is plenty of choice in Pattaya and Jomtien to enjoy an honest and decent meal that reminds you of home in the Netherlands or Belgium.

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