Hi George,
Is this George at the Geko Book store? Thanks for the input about the
Saloon. In Bangkok I think the best hamburger is available at the
Woodstock but I have not tried the new location off Tonglor yet.
Next time you see Jim Goodman please ask him to get in touch with
George Mann - george@dpmac.com
GeckoBooks wrote:
> Mike's has only been around for a few years and the original owner sold
> it to a British fellow a few years ago. The burgers are OK, but most
> people seem to like the bacon cheeseburger at Chiang Mai Saloon on Loi
> Kroh Road in Chiang Mai better.
> In Bangkok, Big Mango at Nana Entertainment center probably has the
> best burgers for the money in Bangkok.
>
>
> george@dpmac.com wrote:
> > Yes I know it seems strange that I don't know Mike's but when I am in
> > Chiang Mai I tend to eat Kao Soi for almost every meal and then head
> > for the night market for dinner. I have actually walked past Mike's
> > many times and never really noticed it. Strange how the mind works.
> >
> > First time I visited Chiang Mai was in 1978 and I have been up there a
> > couple of times average per year ever since but I am usually headed
> > somewhere further out in the country and driving a car, so don't spend
> > much time in Chiang Mai itself. I promise next time I will try Mike's.
> >
> > George
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Miguel Cruz wrote:
> > > george@dpmac.com wrote:
> > > > Thank you very much orang37, that was a nice piece of information.
> > > >
> > > > I know Chiengmai fairly well but haven't been in a few years, that is a
> > > > new Restaurant for me.
> > >
> > > Really? Mike's has been around forever, it's a fixture of the expat
> > > scene (at least the established American expat scene).
> > >
> > > I do appreciate that he is near-unique among people in his role in that
> > > he hires for efficiency rather than for looks.
> > >
> > > miguel
> > > --
> > > Hit the road! Photos from around the world: http://travel.u.nu
> > > Detailed airport information: http://airport.u.nu
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