Mojo's Bar

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:Wuffet or buffet, it sure seems like a bargain compared to the other restaurant prices that have been listed for Christmas dinner in Udonthani.

Here in Toronto, it will cost something like 175 baht for 3-4 pieces of turkey, gravy, the vegetables, stuffing, cranberry sauce and dessert.

175 baht, that is cheap,you must have meant dollars.

No, it is $5.50 at the Forest Hill Collegiate Institute cafeteria in mid-town Toronto. Most restaurants charge a heftier price, and some not so much more.

Of course, like a number of Chinese families and full-time derelicts, you can get Christmas dinner for free at the Sally Ann, and various other Christian centres.

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:No, it is $5.50 at the Forest Hill Collegiate Institute cafeteria in mid-town Toronto. Most restaurants charge a heftier price, and some not so much more.

Of course, like a number of Chinese families and full-time derelicts, you can get Christmas dinner for free at the Sally Ann, and various other Christian centres.

That is a good deal, in Vancouver 5 dollars will buy you a cup of coffee.

Even at the White Spot?!?

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:Even at the White Spot?!?

3 dollars in white spot.

Had Christmas Day dinner here with my wife last year. Food was fantastic, and very reasonably priced at only 299 baht. However, the service was absolutely horrible. I've grown accustomed to slow service in Thailand, but this was truly amazing, and I couldn't determine if there was anyone of authority (i.e. a manager) present. It was so bad even my wife said she would never go there again and she is normally very tollerant of other Thais.

Always smiling, fast and very nice service at Mojos. Also food very good and large portions. Why come up with something about christmas last year. I come to Mojos regularly and do not understand your point.

dkman wrote:Always smiling, fast and very nice service at Mojos. Also food very good and large portions. Why come up with something about christmas last year. I come to Mojos regularly and do not understand your point.

Interesting 1st post.

greatsnake wrote:

dkman wrote:Always smiling, fast and very nice service at Mojos. Also food very good and large portions. Why come up with something about christmas last year. I come to Mojos regularly and do not understand your point.

Interesting 1st post.

As was the post which precedes it.

BigBubba wrote:Had Christmas Day dinner here with my wife last year. Food was fantastic, and very reasonably priced at only 299 baht. However, the service was absolutely horrible. I've grown accustomed to slow service in Thailand, but this was truly amazing, and I couldn't determine if there was anyone of authority (i.e. a manager) present. It was so bad even my wife said she would never go there again and she is normally very tollerant of other Thais.

The main thing the grub was topnotch ,if service for drinks was that bad then that is not up to their usual standards,since it was a buffet. they must have expected you to do everything

Called in few times for breakfast on my last trip Jan/Feb was always good, clean, polite and plenty of it there muesli is great, also had a few drinks there in afternoon very cold beer and cold glasses, will be back again.
Bubbles

bubbles wrote:Called in few times for breakfast on my last trip Jan/Feb was always good, clean, polite and plenty of it there muesli is great, also had a few drinks there in afternoon very cold beer and cold glasses, will be back again.
Bubbles

You had better make it quick then Bubbles. Apparently it wont be there for long.

Why whats happening there?

It's being demolished.

Galee wrote:It's being demolished.

Dont know where your info came from Galee but ,,,,,,its pretty much on the mark , a very realable source informed me all the buildings from the traffic lights to the small side entrance to the tempory car park for central are being knocked down ,,, bought by a hotel chain ......... that will soon become apparent .. it appears there is no stopping Udons boom .

mash