Agree you can get better food at thai places around town but parking, air conditioning and location can be an issue.parrot wrote:Back in the day, foodcourts were one of the few places where you could pick up a plate of reasonably clean food (other than Maya and a precious few other places). My favorite foodcourt memory is circa first half of 1997, Big C foodcourt, lunchtime, in walk four youngish Thai guys with a bottle of Johnnie Black. They order up 4 bowls of soup and proceed to get knockered. That was one of the signs that something wasn't right with the economy or just the state of affairs in general. Sure enough, a few months later, the floor fell out.12345 wrote:Wow.........how things changed, and so much for the better. With all the food options now, food courts are way down on the list of choices for us.
Today, on rare occasion I buy a 100 Baht card at Central f/c.....and 50% of the time, I'll walk out and cash it in for 100 Baht. Nothing really wrong with the food......it's just not very good.
I find for general convenience the central food court good value.
I guess the 100s of lunch time diners every day agree too.
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