Coppies House Pasta & Steak

Post by **papaguido** » December 8, 2011, 2:13 pm

Went out for lunch today and tried a new shop managed by young Thai couple. Not knowing what to expect I ordered the Pork Steak (58bt) and seafood salad (42).
The pork fillet was a little on the small side, but I'm not complaining for 58bt it's (I think ) a good value and makes for a lite lunch. The salad was large and I could have probably split it with my lunch buddy. In the end it was an excellent meal for 100bt (not including drinks). Looking forward for a return trip for the pasta offerings.

http://www.coppieshouse.in.th/#content-0

Post by **Shado** » December 8, 2011, 3:23 pm

Thanks papaguido. Really appreciate you doing the leg-work for us. When it comes to sniffing out new places to eat you are a fourm treasure! Noticed they had pork steak and "tender" pork steak. Gonna have to try both to find out what the difference is.

Post by **papaguido** » December 8, 2011, 4:09 pm

No problem

Post by **Nick@AUA** » December 9, 2011, 6:32 am

nice cat.

Post by **hippo** » December 9, 2011, 1:18 pm

Nice...i will try =D>

Post by **Bertie_Wooster** » December 9, 2011, 6:44 pm

Always good to support small businesses.

Post by **semperfiguy** » December 9, 2011, 6:56 pm

Dropped by today after reading papaG's recommendation, and the food was really good. Had the chicken steak plate which had a bread roll w/butter, small chicken breast fillet, french fries, and two veggies (steamed corn and broccoli/carrots). Well worth the 58 baht, the atmosphere is very pleasant and the entire premises (including toilet) is very clean. Will take papaG's advice and supplement the main course next time with a huge garden salad for 28 baht. The couple running the place are very nice folks, so...check it out!

Post by **papaguido** » December 9, 2011, 7:17 pm

Just to add, the serving portions maybe small by farang standards, but the quality is excellent. Still I believe an excellent value, especially if you add a salad to the meal. I had the Garlic Spicy Chicken Linguini (58), Garlic bread (22bt/6pcs) and a salad (28), total 108bt.

The owner/cook told me new menus with photos will soon be available, he's working on it.

Post by **Martyn** » December 9, 2011, 8:18 pm

Where exactly is this place because it looks to me like the same set up as a bar I used to use called The Two Hearts. The bar/restaurant was just over the crossroad from the Khaosoi Restaurant and Heritage Apartments.

Post by **papaguido** » December 9, 2011, 9:30 pm

Martyn wrote:Where exactly is this place because it looks to me like the same set up as a bar I used to use called The Two Hearts. The bar/restaurant was just over the crossroad from the Khaosoi Restaurant and Heritage Apartments.

No, not Two Hearts I've been there. Coppies House is near Udon Immigration. There's a map in the OP.

Post by **Sateev** » December 11, 2011, 10:58 am

It appears to be just up the street from Coffee Pate, one of my favorites. Will try it next time. Thanks for the report.

KB_Texas · Post by **KB_Texas** » December 24, 2011, 8:15 pm

We were in there this evening for dinner. PapaGuido's description is dead on. We had 2 different pastas, a large salad (large enough for 2 of us) a pork steak plate, garlic bread and a Spy for the wife and water for me, and the bill was 288 baht! Pasta was perfect al dente. Sauces were what was expected with correct spices for the sauce. This will be a regular spot for us. At 52 baht (I think) for a good pasta with ham, mushrooms and a (real) cream sauce, even if the portions are a bit small for dinner, you can always double up. I look forward to going again and trying a different mix.

Post by **parrot** » December 24, 2011, 8:26 pm

If you happen to have a camera next time you're there, how about upload a few photos. Sounds like a good place for a meal!

Post by **parrot** » December 24, 2011, 8:28 pm

I just checked out their website at http://www.coppieshouse.in.th/#content-1

Food looks great......decorations very nice as well.

Post by **old-timer** » December 24, 2011, 9:08 pm

Via Parrot's interesting link to this Pasta and Steakhouse in Udon I read Fullmoonz (who I think is the owner of the restaurant) facebook page and in amongst she had mentioned this place:

http://www.asiawebdirect.com/thailand/e ... andicraft/

Doesn't this little place also look great ? well worth a try.

OT................. $\:D/$

KB_Texas · Post by **KB_Texas** » December 24, 2011, 9:31 pm

parrot wrote:If you happen to have a camera next time you're there, how about upload a few photos. Sounds like a good place for a meal!

I am pretty picky about my food, and I recommend this place. It is the first pasta in Thailand I have had that is not overcooked. Is it fancy? No. Could they offer a couple of more upscale dishes? Sure. (The pasta with ham and mushrooms I had, but with Bayonne or Prosciutto or Westphalian, and some capers would be wonderful) However, they could not possibly offer that for 52 baht.

Heh, maybe I will suggest it on our next visit...look for a menu item called Pasta de la KB.

I will take the camera next time, but their website does pretty much show the place. It is a small place that maybe seats 12-14 people max. Think intimate bistro in Paris.

But the food is good, not expensive, and the folks there seem to be very nice people. Well worth supporting.

KB

Post by **Ray.Charles** » December 25, 2011, 12:36 am

Food: very good
Price: inexpensive
Decor: stylish
Service: warm,friendly, and competent
Location: OK

Post by **gudtymchuk** » December 27, 2011, 4:23 pm

Had a great lunch at Coppies today. Missus and I both had the chicken steak with black pepper. We shared a large salad. I had a Saprite and she a water. 176Baht all in. Food was delicious. Highly recommend to all.

Post by **thalenoi** » December 28, 2011, 5:51 pm

We were there today at lunch time, best choice of pasta in Udon Thani.
Small portions, but at that price order an other choice.

Post by **parrot** » December 28, 2011, 7:51 pm

Had lunch with a Thai friend today.....me the spicy chicken spaghetti, he the spaghetti carbonara. We split an order of garlic bread and had two small sodas. Fast and friendly service, nice atmosphere, park at the Bangkok Bank just up the street, and walked out with more than enough change from 200 baht for a nice tip.
Small servings, but very delicious and just enough for me for lunch.
The woman told my friend that she learned her cooking secrets while working alongside a chef at the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok.
She also said that she'd be happy to modify your order to your liking. A British woman sitting at a nearby table had ordered a pork steak and fries 'UK style' and she was happy with the result.