Thanks for the video Loucous, I would like to wish the owner of both Route 66 and Paddy's Irish Pub the best of luck and I look forward to being a regular customer in the near future.
Hi Lou, Thanks for showing Paddy's Irish Pub and Grill, maby he will have a band Irish music there soon, I love the tee shirts. You Vee and Mica had a good time.
As someone that plans to travel up and down that country, I would definitely try a place at least once. If its good then it would get added to the rotation. The view is nice though. Quite a nice catch of fish by those guys.
Loucous originally from Scotland but most of my life in Sydney and nearly 4 years in Thailand. Scots Gaelic has similar words to Irish Gaelic. so in order from the top of that notice board: Pog Mo Than= stick it up ........; Slante pronounced Slange is the short version for cheers , there is actually another couple of small words that accompany Slante; Failte this means welcome
I think it looks great. Hope I can visit in November. I love how the servers are dressed - comfortably and modestly. Shows the owner very likely respects his employees. Do they have Kilkenny Irish Cream Ale? Love that stuff.
Slainte (slawn-cheh) is cheers, failte (fawl-cheh) is welcome and pog mo thoin (poh-g mawh hown) is kiss my arse. It is very much an Irish American pub/restaurant as opposed to a traditional Irish pub. Having said that it looks great and I wish him well with it. The pouring of the Guinness needs a little work, it has to settle before being topped off. I hope to visit it some day. Great vlog Lucas, thanks!
I see familiar eyes on one of the waitresses and I'm sure she is the one that graced your vids from monthes ago! She was a staple at one time and quite the coquette!
A great addition to the already exciting Pattaya. This pub looks really looks the business. A must go if I ever get to visit the Land Of the Smile again.
shepherd's pie, common and inexpensive British dish originating from the sheep country in Scotland and northern England. It is a baked meat pie made with minced or diced lamb and topped with a thick layer of mashed potatoes…..
Another great vlog 👍 As for the licence plate signs in the pub... You're right, Galway and Killarney are places in Ireland. Sláinte (pronounced slawn-sha) means health in Irish, and is the equivalent of saying cheers with a drink. Fáilte (pronounced fall-sha) means welcome in Irish. Póg mo thóin (pronounced pogue ma hoen) means kiss my arse in Irish.
When I was in Germany I got a box of 50 King Edwards for less than the price of that one cigar from the PX. With that location and that size of establishment he's going to need the tourist bus trade to keep afloat I think. It's not the haunt of a normal mongers bar, and you will need a Bolt there and back. Prices seem a bit high on certain products, and how is he going to keep all those speciality beers at those prices? Slow sellers. That shepherds pie reminded me of when I got married and my wife cooked me shepherds pie the first time, and the look she gave me when I said where's the chips?
Delicious food prepared with fresh ingredients is famously cheap in Thailand, but this restaurant charges $9 for a shepherd's pie made with frozen vegetables. That's the cost of three Thai meals. 😅
The most traditional meal on the menu is shepherd's pie? No boiled bacon and cabbage? No Irish stew? No full Irish breakfast with black and white pudding? No concannon? 🤣
Greetings from Pratumnak Hill, Lucas! Irish food on the menu, meatpies and all, looks legit! Irish lassies, on the other hand... There is a sign on the front door, something about free beer tomorrow, do you know much about that?
There are plenty of these Irish-themed establishments here in Central Europe, and they are all associated with having a great "craic". Tourists love them and expats appreciate the familiar food and drink. Best of luck to him!
Well, I'm American and all 8 of my greatgrandparents were from Ireland. But I have no right to Irish citizenship as none of my grandparents were born there. Pog na thoun means kiss my ass.
I used to have Sunday Roast Beef at Shenanigan's in Jomtien 2009-2011. Kinda groggy after all that food c/w a few Leo Beers. The food must be good, it's packed with customers. Better find some customers or it'll be another shuttered Bar. Caters to people with autos. Ferang Chef ... i'm impressed!
Good selection of food and good selection at the bar. I believe part of the price of the cigars is the import/customs fee. That $30 stick is around $8-10 here in the states. A true cigar lounge would have oversize/overstuffed leather chairs. And being in Thailand perhaps see about getting some repurposed teak with a nice dark stain for the wall vs the frosted glass. Just my humble opinion.
@@theotheleo6830 you are correct. Some are less than $8.00 As I eluded to, the cost could be because of the import taxes and customs fees. Yes, the menu states Cuban, but there are also nonCuban from Romeo y Julieta and Montecristo as well. Below is a breakdown of the Cuban cigars on the menu. Guantanamera Decimos 5.25” (134mm) X 38 ring $2.90 100 baht Guantanamera Cristales 5.90” (150mm) X 41 ring $3.90 135 baht Bolivar Coronas Junior 4.30” (110mm) X 42 ring $8.36 290 baht Romeo y Julieta Romeo No. 2 5.10” (129mm) X 42 ring $6.90 240 baht Montecristo No. 4 5.10” (129mm) X 42 ring $11.80 409 baht When I caught a glimpse of the menu, Romeo y Julieta stood out as I know of that brand as well as Montecristo. There are nonCuban varieties with various binders, fillers and wrappers. Mostly Dominican, Indonesian, Nicaraguan, and Ecuador. I'm sure if one was to shop around that the prices will vary. These prices were just from one supplier.
@@ralphlewis6773 Thanks for all the work you put into your reply. Not to be argumentative, but Romeo's and Montecristo's are manufactured in Cuba and the Dominican Republic. US buyers are restricted to purchasing the Dominican made cigars. But since Thailand doesn't have a trade embargo with Cuba, these may possibly be genuine Cuban sticks. If so, those are good prices, from my perspective anyway, since I can't get a hold of any.
Nice tour Lucas place is very nice.definitely will check out Route 66 though,viewed this some time ago on one of your vlogs. Also Lucas have you heard from Pat? He hasn’t been on u tube for months,hope he is ok.maybe he pulled the plug on Thailand and headed home. Take care see you soon.
Thanks Loucous. Looks like you had a bit of a craic there. Does the phone booth double as the bars priosuin. From here looks like the lock was on the outside. Some righteous food there. 9 am here in fl and the pork chop made me hungry for breakfast thanks again
I'd go there in a second, especially if the two beautiful Irish lasses that you came in with were there. So good to see Vee and Mika, who has been in hiding forever it seems. Lucas, I don't think you missed anything when discussing this fine restaurant. Bet I know where everyone will have Thanksgiving dinner! Is Guinness the only beer they are serving? Anyway, if I lived there, Paddy's would become my hang. Especially if the Irish lasses were there lol. Take care all.
Last time I had a steak served on a piece of wood, my pepper sauce went all over the table! You would think at those prices they would give you a plate to eat off. 🙄
Wow that place looks great. I did laugh when you mentioned desert I was thinking exactly the same thing Guinness. I do love a pint of Guinness. I bet she didn't inscribe a shamrock on the head of the Guinness.
The signs. 1 Galway (a city, west coast) 2 pog mo thon ( pronounced ( poag moh hoan) Kiss my arse 3 Slainte ( good health) 4 Failte ( failche) (welcome) 5 Bejasus ( just as you described) 6 Killarney ( an area of county Kerry south west.)
@@muppet64 You are correct a Shamrock. I should have known that. Clover has 4 leaves a Shamrock 3, unless there is a mutation and a Shamrock can have 4.
Sorry Lucas, That place is nothing like any Irish pub I've ever been in, and I've been in plenty. It looked like a barn with tables and chairs, like it was designed to a brief written by someone who's never been in a pub anywhere ever, especially Ireland. The food looked ok but some of the prices I saw were completely off the wall. London has a reputation for having the highest rip-off prices for food and drink anywhere in the world, but some of the prices I spotted were way higher than London. It's on my list of "To Avoid". I wish him luck, because he's going to need it.
I'm taking the Thai missus for her first trip to UK and Ireland next Wednesday. I'll be supping pints of creamy Guinness in Kilkenny on Saturday night :-) . How's the peanut butter Loucas? We'll be out again in November.
Lucas, believe me for an Irishman 3pm is NOT too early to start drinking!! Also I always order a pint of lager and a pint of Guinness, get them to start pouring the Guinness, then the lager. By the time they have poured the Guinness, I have drunk the lager. Enjoy the pub, I will join you there soon...
Like how the Bartender and some of the Waitresses did their Red to try to fit the part but I didn't see a set of Green Eyes in the Place ? I hate lengthy menus but 3 plus a cigar menu ? That is rediculous ! Have one or two pages of Signature dishes and make sure they are perfect everytime !
Agreed, the term ''plastic pub'' comes to mind, and the snug looks more like a holding cell in some police station (so I've been told!). Route 66 looked great with a good menu, this (unfortunately) doesn't.
@@conancol7556 I'm curious Conan, like other Irish pubs where? The only one I've been in LOS was Murphy's Law when it was being run your man. That was a proper pub.
Ireland is a wonderful place to visit. It's a good approximation of a traditional Irish pub, but the newness of the building actually breaks the motif. The food looked good. The girl pouring the Guinness could use a little training...there is actually a correct way to pour one (or any good Irish stout, I personally prefer Murphy's). Good spot, though, and I would definitely visit. Great vid as always.
Will be there next month and will be visiting it for sure with a couple of Irish friends, we are all from Cork City southern Ireland. Saints prounced Slannteh literally means good luck/very best of health to you..Fáilte,pronounced foiltehh simply means Welcome..Pig mo thóin equals kiss my ass but not in a derogatory way lol, it's a compliment really..I think Vee and her friend Mika love 50% Thai and 50% Irish. Put it all together and they are "Thairish"..thanks for such a interesting video Loucous, will definitely be trying the Guinness and the Irish stew. By the way my friends and I jokingly refer to the Guinness as "The blonde in the black dress" 😃 😀 😄
The pub looks good fun! Thanks for the vid!
looks like a cool place! glad you had a nice time! The Shepherds Pie looked delish!
That place looks awesome! I’m so hungry now after seeing those delicious looking entrees!
That's a big place. Looking fantastic.
Good show Loucas 👍🏻✌🏻️🙏🏻
Thanks for another one. Vee and Mika gave me a LOL moment. They and the other lovely Irish lassies bring the smiles. Cheers!
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Thank you for sharing your videos!!!!!
Love your flower shirts!!
"Whale, oil, beef, hooked"!
Now say it out loud and quickly!😀
Thanks for the video Loucous, I would like to wish the owner of both Route 66 and Paddy's Irish Pub the best of luck and I look forward to being a regular customer in the near future.
Nice, thanks Dave 👍😃🙏
Looking forward to visiting this new joint, my house is just down the road at Pattaya Land&House.
How well did that shirt match the pub 😂 great video.... some of these place you find are real gems
Looks good, food looks good, and of course good luck to him, thanks for sharing Lucas, regards from England 🍺🍺👍
thank you for sharing the restaurant looks great💚💚💚
Hi Lou, Thanks for showing Paddy's Irish Pub and Grill, maby he will have a band Irish music there soon, I love the tee shirts. You Vee and Mica had a good time.
I believe that is coming
Well a few of us Irish men will be checking it out in a few weeks. Should be fun😀👍
Looked like GREAT FOOD !
Be a good place to go on date night or just good eating. 👍 Thanks for taking us alongside Lucas ❤👍🙏
Nice addition to the dark side of pattaya, the food looks tasty 😋 cheers 🍻
Heh Lucas, I’m surprised your not the size of a barn with all that yummy food you devour. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Called out here today on your recommendation. The shepherds pie was incredible.
Looks amazing, going to have to visit quite a few times.. lol
As someone that plans to travel up and down that country, I would definitely try a place at least once. If its good then it would get added to the rotation. The view is nice though. Quite a nice catch of fish by those guys.
Fair enough! 👍🙏
Nice atmosphere, nice view, good food. 😯😍🤤😋😉👍
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Loucous originally from Scotland but most of my life in Sydney and nearly 4 years in Thailand. Scots Gaelic has similar words to Irish Gaelic. so in order from the top of that notice board: Pog Mo Than= stick it up ........; Slante pronounced Slange is the short version for cheers , there is actually another couple of small words that accompany Slante; Failte this means welcome
That desert looks so good. Food looks really good .
Thank you 😋
I think it looks great. Hope I can visit in November. I love how the servers are dressed - comfortably and modestly. Shows the owner very likely respects his employees. Do they have Kilkenny Irish Cream Ale? Love that stuff.
Slainte (slawn-cheh) is cheers, failte (fawl-cheh) is welcome and pog mo thoin (poh-g mawh hown) is kiss my arse. It is very much an Irish American pub/restaurant as opposed to a traditional Irish pub. Having said that it looks great and I wish him well with it. The pouring of the Guinness needs a little work, it has to settle before being topped off. I hope to visit it some day. Great vlog Lucas, thanks!
Many Thanks 👍🙏
Never seen pogue mahone spelled that way before.
Slainte = Health
But used as a way of saying Cheers
Those are vanity car license plates or number tags depending on your local wording.
ANY GUESSES TO THE COST OF OPENING THAT ???
Good place to get a nice meal. Or a beer. Nice one lou.
Interesting area just drove past today. 11/5 - look forward to trying it. Im in
Si Racha
Will definatley be giving that place a visit in October for sure
Gotta try this place next time I'm in Pattaya. That fish & chips looks damn good and the steak is huge!! Stay safe and healthy , my friend.
Many Thanks
media pissup so ???
I will be visiting there for sure , looks great ! Thank you for sharing ...
Enjoy Karl 👍🙏
It looks absolutely fantastic this place. I love huge bars/restaurants. I'll definitely be going here 👍🇹🇭🍺🍺🍻
I see familiar eyes on one of the waitresses and I'm sure she is the one that graced your vids from monthes ago! She was a staple at one time and quite the coquette!
A great addition to the already exciting Pattaya. This pub looks really looks the business. A must go if I ever get to visit the Land Of the Smile again.
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Hahahaha that was funny 2 Irish lasses and both nodding in unison.
Looks like a fun place to go
shepherd's pie, common and inexpensive British dish originating from the sheep country in Scotland and northern England. It is a baked meat pie made with minced or diced lamb and topped with a thick layer of mashed potatoes…..
Cool video...I think it's a great idea a Irish pub..I was actually enjoyed about seeing Vee..oh and who is Mika? her daughter?
Awesome thanks Lucas 🇺🇸🇹🇭🇦🇺🍺🤟🙏
Once I move back to my home in Hua Hin, I will be headed to Pattaya to check out that cigar bar!!!!
I am absolutely heading out to Paddy's in the near future
I do love some Shepard's Pie!! I've made it with Guinness beer!!
Another great vlog 👍
As for the licence plate signs in the pub...
You're right, Galway and Killarney are places in Ireland.
Sláinte (pronounced slawn-sha) means health in Irish, and is the equivalent of saying cheers with a drink.
Fáilte (pronounced fall-sha) means welcome in Irish.
Póg mo thóin (pronounced pogue ma hoen) means kiss my arse in Irish.
Many thanks 🙏
When I was in Germany I got a box of 50 King Edwards for less than the price of that one cigar from the PX. With that location and that size of establishment he's going to need the tourist bus trade to keep afloat I think. It's not the haunt of a normal mongers bar, and you will need a Bolt there and back. Prices seem a bit high on certain products, and how is he going to keep all those speciality beers at those prices? Slow sellers. That shepherds pie reminded me of when I got married and my wife cooked me shepherds pie the first time, and the look she gave me when I said where's the chips?
Cant see many taking their girlfriend dejour there.
Yeah, I thought it was strange seeing a Cuban cigar on the menu, they are considered contraband in the US 😂
flag chasers , where are is the bus park
This place i will definitely go to 👍
Quarter Irish hey !
Let’s see you dance an Irish jig Lucas 555
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Been in paddy's a few time since I came to Thailand food is very good.
It looks a great place to eat all 3 meal times though shepherd's pie and Apple crumble are Bitish dishes. Did they have a Skillet Dublin Coddle?
Delicious food prepared with fresh ingredients is famously cheap in Thailand, but this restaurant charges $9 for a shepherd's pie made with frozen vegetables. That's the cost of three Thai meals. 😅
After binge watching Lord of the Dance, I know where I am going in Thailand to enjoy hearty Celtic fare.
great lucky i have my irish pub downstairs in my condo at tara court
Will have to try it at Christmas time
The most traditional meal on the menu is shepherd's pie?
No boiled bacon and cabbage?
No Irish stew?
No full Irish breakfast with black and white pudding?
No concannon? 🤣
Greetings from Pratumnak Hill, Lucas!
Irish food on the menu, meatpies and all, looks legit! Irish lassies, on the other hand...
There is a sign on the front door, something about free beer tomorrow, do you know much about that?
There’s always free beer tomorrow!
Haha, I think the same sign will still be there tomorrow. 🤣😂
Tomorrow never comes , it is always today .
You've got room for about eight Irish pubs in that warehouse. Good luck with atmosphere.
There are plenty of these Irish-themed establishments here in Central Europe, and they are all associated with having a great "craic". Tourists love them and expats appreciate the familiar food and drink. Best of luck to him!
Thanks Craig 👍
Hey Luckaz, got love the irish there every where great vid
Thanks Chris
Fantastic
I find it funny that Americans claim they are 1/4, 1/8, 16th Irish. But never say they are 3/4 English etc. 🤣
Yes, very strange that.
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Well, I'm American and all 8 of my greatgrandparents were from Ireland. But I have no right to Irish citizenship as none of my grandparents were born there.
Pog na thoun means kiss my ass.
I used to have Sunday Roast Beef at Shenanigan's in Jomtien 2009-2011. Kinda groggy after all that food c/w a few Leo Beers. The food must be good, it's packed with customers. Better find some customers or it'll be another shuttered Bar. Caters to people with autos. Ferang Chef ... i'm impressed!
Good selection of food and good selection at the bar. I believe part of the price of the cigars is the import/customs fee. That $30 stick is around $8-10 here in the states. A true cigar lounge would have oversize/overstuffed leather chairs. And being in Thailand perhaps see about getting some repurposed teak with a nice dark stain for the wall vs the frosted glass. Just my humble opinion.
Per the menu, they are Cubans, and if those sticks are genuine, you can't get them (legally) in the states. So, no, they're not $8 -$10.
@@theotheleo6830 you are correct. Some are less than $8.00
As I eluded to, the cost could be because of the import taxes and customs fees. Yes, the menu states Cuban, but there are also nonCuban from Romeo y Julieta and Montecristo as well. Below is a breakdown of the Cuban cigars on the menu.
Guantanamera Decimos 5.25” (134mm) X 38 ring $2.90 100 baht
Guantanamera Cristales 5.90” (150mm) X 41 ring $3.90 135 baht
Bolivar Coronas Junior 4.30” (110mm) X 42 ring $8.36 290 baht
Romeo y Julieta Romeo No. 2 5.10” (129mm) X 42 ring $6.90 240 baht
Montecristo No. 4 5.10” (129mm) X 42 ring $11.80 409 baht
When I caught a glimpse of the menu, Romeo y Julieta stood out as I know of that brand as well as Montecristo. There are nonCuban varieties with various binders, fillers and wrappers. Mostly Dominican, Indonesian, Nicaraguan, and Ecuador.
I'm sure if one was to shop around that the prices will vary. These prices were just from one supplier.
@@ralphlewis6773 Thanks for all the work you put into your reply. Not to be argumentative, but Romeo's and Montecristo's are manufactured in Cuba and the Dominican Republic. US buyers are restricted to purchasing the Dominican made cigars. But since Thailand doesn't have a trade embargo with Cuba, these may possibly be genuine Cuban sticks. If so, those are good prices, from my perspective anyway, since I can't get a hold of any.
Nice tour Lucas place is very nice.definitely will check out Route 66 though,viewed this some time ago on one of your vlogs. Also Lucas have you heard from Pat? He hasn’t been on u tube for months,hope he is ok.maybe he pulled the plug on Thailand and headed home. Take care see you soon.
How long would it take to get their from the Corner bar soi7.
Great love a Irish bar 👍😉🍺
Looks like a normal big bar but green.
Irish Stew in the name of the law !!!
Good luck to them but i cant see it working for the locals myself. Prices are three times more than the lake average.
I love Pattaya ❤❤❤ Terminal 21 my favorite
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Looks interesting but the location is difficult to get to unless you drive. And if you drive you can't have any Guinness.
True but Grab are pennies in Pattaya. I might head up there next time I am over.
Thanks Loucous. Looks like you had a bit of a craic there. Does the phone booth double as the bars priosuin. From here looks like the lock was on the outside. Some righteous food there. 9 am here in fl and the pork chop made me hungry for breakfast thanks again
Haha, good point Jeff, hadn't thought about that. Hope nobody gets locked in while making a call 🤣🤣
Nice place
Póg Mo thóin means kiss my ar5e.
Sláinte means health and is used like cheers when drinking.
Failte means welcome.
How would you go there if you don’t have your own transport? Is it easy to catch a Bolt back to Pattaya Central
I'd go there in a second, especially if the two beautiful Irish lasses that you came in with were there. So good to see Vee and Mika, who has been in hiding forever it seems. Lucas, I don't think you missed anything when discussing this fine restaurant. Bet I know where everyone will have Thanksgiving dinner! Is Guinness the only beer they are serving? Anyway, if I lived there, Paddy's would become my hang. Especially if the Irish lasses were there lol. Take care all.
Thanks James 👍🙏
I avoid Irish pubs. Too many of them.
Last time I had a steak served on a piece of wood, my pepper sauce went all over the table!
You would think at those prices they would give you a plate to eat off. 🙄
Wow that place looks great. I did laugh when you mentioned desert I was thinking exactly the same thing Guinness. I do love a pint of Guinness. I bet she didn't inscribe a shamrock on the head of the Guinness.
Ah, yeah, that would be next level pouring there 🤣👍🙏
The signs. 1 Galway (a city, west coast)
2 pog mo thon ( pronounced ( poag moh hoan) Kiss my arse
3 Slainte ( good health)
4 Failte ( failche) (welcome)
5 Bejasus ( just as you described)
6 Killarney ( an area of county Kerry south west.)
Love Guinness Lucas. I didn't see them put a clover on the top of the Guinness while pouring. Food looked tasty though !!
A Clover? I think you mean a Shamrock!!!
@@muppet64 You are correct a Shamrock. I should have known that. Clover has 4 leaves a Shamrock 3, unless there is a mutation and a Shamrock can have 4.
Sorry Lucas, That place is nothing like any Irish pub I've ever been in, and I've been in plenty. It looked like a barn with tables and chairs, like it was designed to a brief written by someone who's never been in a pub anywhere ever, especially Ireland. The food looked ok but some of the prices I saw were completely off the wall. London has a reputation for having the highest rip-off prices for food and drink anywhere in the world, but some of the prices I spotted were way higher than London. It's on my list of "To Avoid". I wish him luck, because he's going to need it.
right on mate flag chaser ripoff
Pub & Food looked great
Thanks Tommy 👍🙏
Everyone's Irish on March 17th!!!
2:31 had me cracking up. LOL
I'm taking the Thai missus for her first trip to UK and Ireland next Wednesday. I'll be supping pints of creamy Guinness in Kilkenny on Saturday night :-) . How's the peanut butter Loucas? We'll be out again in November.
Kilkenny a massive spot friend, enjoy.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Very nice Darren, many thanks 👍👍🙏🙏
Pretty sure shepards pie originally came from Scotland 🤔
Mc Lucas is an actual clan . From Mull and the west highlands. You actually have a crest of arms. But in Scotland.
🏝THANKYOU🏁LUKE
Wow, looks great.
Thanks 👍🙏
Lucas, believe me for an Irishman 3pm is NOT too early to start drinking!! Also I always order a pint of lager and a pint of Guinness, get them to start pouring the Guinness, then the lager. By the time they have poured the Guinness, I have drunk the lager. Enjoy the pub, I will join you there soon...
good idea on that, nice warm up 🤣👍🙏
Probably not a healthy thing to do though. Your liver would be begging you to stop :/
@@phil-be-health Tell that to the Irish!!!!😂😂🍻🍻🥃🥃
The pour on the Guinness,the glass should be at a 45 degree angle
Like how the Bartender and some of the Waitresses did their Red to try to fit the part but I didn't see a set of Green Eyes in the Place ? I hate lengthy menus but 3 plus a cigar menu ? That is rediculous ! Have one or two pages of Signature dishes and make sure they are perfect everytime !
Awesome 👏👍👍👍
Thanks 🤗
I really love Route 66, very happy to see he's doing well enough to build a new place!
Thanks Shawn 👍🙏
It's very green that's about it.Its like everything in Thailand it's an original fake.
That pub is about as Irish as Udon Thani. Derogatory name, owned by an Englishman and looks nothing like any pub in Ireland.
Agreed, the term ''plastic pub'' comes to mind, and the snug looks more like a holding cell in some police station (so I've been told!). Route 66 looked great with a good menu, this (unfortunately) doesn't.
Exactly. Just like Panda Express is "Chinese" food. Its not, and really only caters to the natives in the US
@@tanyavernon8459 Plastic is spot on. Like the channel but this vlog is not his finest moment!
Looks like a lot of Irish bars outside Ireland to be fare. Looks good to me , would I go is another question 🙂
@@conancol7556 I'm curious Conan, like other Irish pubs where? The only one I've been in LOS was Murphy's Law when it was being run your man. That was a proper pub.
Ireland is a wonderful place to visit. It's a good approximation of a traditional Irish pub, but the newness of the building actually breaks the motif. The food looked good. The girl pouring the Guinness could use a little training...there is actually a correct way to pour one (or any good Irish stout, I personally prefer Murphy's). Good spot, though, and I would definitely visit. Great vid as always.
Many Thanks 👍🙏
Was that Nick D and Dan Dan @7.35? Looks like a great place.
Yes, it was
Nothing like a good Irish Pub. Rosie O'Grady's in New York City was my go to place. Thanks for sharing.😎
Ah, good ole Rosie O'Grady's 👍👍🙏🙏
No bacon and cabbage?? Just English food? The bar just like me plastic 🤣😂🤣
Irish seven course meal: boiled potato and a six pack of beer🤣
Will be there next month and will be visiting it for sure with a couple of Irish friends, we are all from Cork City southern Ireland. Saints prounced Slannteh literally means good luck/very best of health to you..Fáilte,pronounced foiltehh simply means Welcome..Pig mo thóin equals kiss my ass but not in a derogatory way lol, it's a compliment really..I think Vee and her friend Mika love 50% Thai and 50% Irish. Put it all together and they are "Thairish"..thanks for such a interesting video Loucous, will definitely be trying the Guinness and the Irish stew. By the way my friends and I jokingly refer to the Guinness as "The blonde in the black dress" 😃 😀 😄
Slanted I meant, damm predicted text
Also Póg not pig lol
Sounds great, enjoy your trip.