English Chinese Food in Hua Hin

[VincentD]

I think in Singapore we call that type of noodle Hong Kong style fried noodles, typically only available at Chinese restaurants or major hotels, usually as part of a ten course meal.
First time I've heard of crispy frog porridge, though I've seen them include century egg as part of the package. There is a pork brain soup place I can recommend in Bangkok, though. Much better than what was available in Singapore at the time..

[Big Boy]

Wow! I like my English (or should I say UK ) Chinese food, but you guys are coming up with suggestions I'd be too squeamish to even attempt

Interesting though.

[VincentD]

Haha. BB, you should have seen the look on the (Thai) company driver's face when I brought him there the first time..

[404cameljockey]

I used to get great huoguo (spicy Chongqing hotpot) in Dubai, very interesting ingredients, of course brains and various intestines included as ordered! I haven't seen anything very adventurous Chinese-wise in Thailand, although I don't venture to BKK much.

If we stay this far off topic we'll have pharvey here soon telling us what at his LHG serves up at home.

PS - 'crunchy frog' was in a chocolate assortment in a Monty Python sketch long ago, I had crunchy battered frog Isaan style last week, no chocolate though!

[GroveHillWanderer]

PS - 'crunchy frog' was in a chocolate assortment in a Monty Python sketch long ago, I had crunchy battered frog Isaan style last week, no chocolate though!

Yeah, had that a few times myself. Always makes me think of the Monty Python sketch.