Advertise here for as little as 40 baht per week
Restaurant & Bakery in Samorphrong
OPEN 11am - 9pm mon - fri (Closed Tuesdays)
9am - 9pm saturdays & sundays
Delicious Home Cooked Western & Thai Food
daily specials - check our blackboard
Breakfasts - Fresh Bread Baked Daily
Free Wi-Fi - Easy Parking
Contact us on 093 139 9655 or food@passportcafehuahin.com
We wiil be closed from
25th Dec to 2nd Jan
Menu on passportcafehuahin.com and Facebook page Passport-Cafe
Directions: From Hua Hin go north on the Klong (Canal) Road through the traffic lights and turn left at
the blue bridge with the water tower next to it, then immediately right before the 7-11. Follow this road for
approximately 1.5 km and you will find us on the right opposite Tropical Hill.
weird xmas NEWS
england Deep fried mince pies are a thing and
they’re ‘strangely appealing’
Because we just don’t over-indulge enough at Christmas,
one Lincolnshire chippie has given its mince pies a
battering. Oh My Cod, in Spalding, has given the classic
mince pie an unusual twist by deep frying it – and the
result is a hit with customers.
‘We’ve never done them before,’ says Bill Rai, from the
family run takeaway. ‘We just wanted to do something
for Christmas. A lot of places have done battered Mars
Bars and we just thought this was something a little
different.’
The shop has sold around 100 of the pies – priced 60p
each – since adding them to the menu last week. And
the response from customers has been a big thumbs
up – with comments on its Facebook page calling them
‘strangely yummy’.
Mr Rai, who has run the shop for the last three years,
says the mince pies are more flavoursome after deep
frying, adding that the heat seems to allow the spices to
come through more.
‘Some people are not too sure about them,’ he says. ‘We
cook them to order, but have a couple in the cabinet
because customers want to see what they look like.
They want to be able to say that at least they tried it – and
then they come back for more!’
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS
austria DJ locks himself into studio and plays
Wham’s Last Christmas non-stop
An Austrian radio station was flooded with complaints
after one of its DJs barricaded himself in the studio so
he could play the Wham song Last Christmas non-stop.
Antenne Carinthia presenter Joe Kohlhofer, 27, started
his 8am show by telling listeners that he felt people in
the area were not in the Christmas spirit. As a result, he
said he felt a Christmas overdose was in order, and that
meant playing Last Christmas non-stop for his entire
two-hour show.
According to the radio station he did not have permission
for the stunt, and barricaded the door to stop anybody
getting in. He then continued to broadcast the song until
10 AM when he opened the door to let his colleagues
in. Until then, they could only look through the glass
windows of the studio as the song played repeatedly.
The station confirmed that hundreds of angry calls
flooded the telephone lines complaining about the nonstop broadcast, and when it did not stop they took to
social media to voice their annoyance.
The unplanned stunt could have another consequence
after it was revealed that it was probably the longest
ever broadcast of Last Christmas after it was played 24
times in the two hours available, beating the previous
record of 14
Nichchapha
092 998 1910 (Thai & English)
Open 11am to 10 pm
Closed Tuesdays
GARDEN RESTAURANT
(opposite Borfai Temple)
Free WiFi
Thai & European Food
Book your party at our restaurant
by Chef Pon
External catering also available
Directions: Take either Phetkasem Road or Canal Road to Soi 6; at the traffic lights on
the Canal Road at the junction with Soi 6 go across the bridge over the canal and turn
immediately right. We are located about 300 metres further on the right
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