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Good Everything Restaurant

Postby lee » August 6, 2009, 12:43 pm

Good Everything Restaurant Udon Thani
Delicious Cakes, English High Tea, Romantic Dining, Fusion Food
Wi-Fi Available

43/2 Phoniyom Road, Muang Udon Thani Tel. 042-245-544 (Opposite Nong Prajak Main entrance) Map Ref H7
http://www.goodeverything.com

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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby jackspratt » August 6, 2009, 1:11 pm

Along with the Sumo (Japanese), Good Everything is probably the best food I have had in Udon.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby old-timer » August 6, 2009, 2:50 pm

jackspratt wrote:Along with the Sumo (Japanese), Good Everything is probably the best food I have had in Udon.


yes, Absolutely correct jack - Good everything does offer the best food in town and Sumo the best Japanese.
Glad to hear you don't scrimp when it comes to your dining habits jack............. \:D/
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby seymourbutts » August 6, 2009, 8:09 pm

Without exception the best posh nosh at a reasonable price... my absolute favourite resteraunt in Udon..

And the sweets are to die for!!!!
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby TJ » August 6, 2009, 10:59 pm

Good Everything is one of my favorites. The pictures do not deceive. The food presentations are beautiful and well designed. I find dishes that keep me returning and the served portions are filling. One of the several pasta dishes with white sauce is my usual choice. The fruit plates are hard to pass up. Not cheap, of course; but it may be reasonably judged a good value.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby Laan Yaa Mo » August 7, 2009, 12:03 am

This is the only farang restaurant I have visited in Udonthani. It was for the birthday of a special friend and there were four of us there. The food was excellent as was the service.

I guess Swenson's, and the the Pizza place in the Complex are farang too. The former I like, the latter is alright. That is just my opinion.

Mae Yaa is the Udonthani restaurant we most frequent but not too often.

So...if you want good food, dine at Good Everything and you should not be disappointed.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby pompui » August 7, 2009, 2:34 am

Having not been for a year,decided to pay a return visit yesterday early evening.I struggled to finish the white snapper main course,a much larger portion than before,enjoyed as before the mash potato and garlic bread with the dish.TW also struggled with pork chop main dish.
The phillipine lady still works there,new young phillipine staff has replaced the previous friendly man,price to me seems to have gone up slightly so not cheap but for good food you have to pay,simple.No issue with me bringing my own red wine as found their house wine before too acidic.No leos beer sold here and no you cannot bring your own leos :lol: ,sitting outside good option at the front,mounted fan all to yourself to keep the mossies away.
There are other threads for the restaurant,one when they first set up the website and with countless recommendations,for anyone contemplating something different, albeit price in high end, then look no further. 8)
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby Robtaff » August 7, 2009, 3:39 am

I went there last year so can't comment on the place as it is today but at the time it was excellent. Friendly service, big portions and very tasty food. Good variety aswell.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby Casper » August 7, 2009, 4:48 am

They could have used a better pic for the T-Bone looks like one of my old work boots.

Where is the Fried Mushrooms,Onions covered in Gravy.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby pompui » August 7, 2009, 5:38 am

There is still limited parking spaces in front of the restaurant being a negative and I forgot from my last post to say, not sure if they included a corkage fee for my red wine, as I was demolishing their apple crumble and ice cream when the bill arrived and since my belly was happy just handed over enough with 100 baht as tip.
Smoking is allowed outside and despite me taking on plenty of liquid to go with the meal,failed to pop into the jungle style toilets with the swingdoors,presumably it is in the same style. 8)
Maybe a mod can place their other links/posts to this thread so that forumites can read previous comments etc,
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby BobHelm » August 7, 2009, 8:21 am

Yes, the Good Everythings is mentioned in a few previous threads pompui. Sadly none of them are specific to it - they are on the "Where do I find a good place to eat" type of thread. Because of that the references to it are mixed up with references to some of Udon's other fine eateries, so not really suitable to be referenced on their thread...
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby BKKSTAN » August 7, 2009, 9:00 am

Casper wrote:They could have used a better pic for the T-Bone looks like one of my old work boots.

Where is the Fried Mushrooms,Onions covered in Gravy.

Although I have never gone to a''very high class expensive steakhouse'' in Thailand,I would say that the picture,although I personally agree with your observation,is of a better quality than any beef steaks I have eaten here!

I rarely ate pork in America ,being a beef oriented,but in Thailand ,it is mostly pork and chicken due to the low quality beef generally served! :(
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby beer monkey » August 7, 2009, 3:51 pm

Casper wrote:They could have used a better pic for the T-Bone looks like one of my old work boots.



I bet it tastes better though.

And nicely presented food by the way.
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby Barstool » August 8, 2009, 7:52 pm

I've never seen a bad review for this place, it's still my favourite by far especially since the demise of Green Leaf.

BTW, when do I qualify for "gerb" status ... my feet are sore :(
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Re: Good Everything Restaurant

Postby addict » January 2, 2010, 4:58 pm

Every time a friend visits, I always take them to Good Everything. Even for just a cup of coffee / tea and slice of cake... everything is really good... wonderful service too... I might have to say that this is where you get real service even better than the hotel restaurants..
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