Being Chicano from Los Angeles, and raised in East Los Angeles, I find this interesting. I was just in Thailand in late July and early August and actualy stood at the Windsor Suites down the block from the Rembrandt and Senior Pico's. I didn't come to Thailand to try Mexican food, so I didn't go there. But I admit, I was curious about the place. Maybe when I return next April, Ill try looking for Mexican food in Thailand. By the way, are there many American Latinos (Chicanos/Mexican-Amer.) in Thailand?

I thinking about leaving my high school teaching job of 14 years and transplanting to Thailand to teach. I have been to Thailand 4 times since 1995, and have always had a good time with most of the people there. I also realized that Thai's do have a thing about white skin, which I'm not, I'm a brown skinned Chicano. So would that hurt my chances in getting a quality job there even though I have a load of experience in teaching?

Being Chicano from Los Angeles, and raised in East Los Angeles, I find this interesting. I was just in Thailand in late July and early August and actualy stood at the Windsor Suites down the block from the Rembrandt and Senior Pico's. I didn't come to Thailand to try Mexican food, so I didn't go there. But I admit, I was curious about the place. Maybe when I return next April, Ill try looking for Mexican food in Thailand. By the way, are there many American Latinos (Chicanos/Mexican-Amer.) in Thailand?

I thinking about leaving my high school teaching job of 14 years and transplanting to Thailand to teach. I have been to Thailand 4 times since 1995, and have always had a good time with most of the people there. I also realized that Thai's do have a thing about white skin, which I'm not, I'm a brown skinned Chicano. So would that hurt my chances in getting a quality job there even though I have a load of experience in teaching?

For the month of August, The Great American BBQ on Sukhumvit Soi 36 is having "All you can eat" Mexican for 200 baht. Have been there the last 2 Monday nights and the food was great.

The owner told me that he had 90 reservations last Monday..

Owner also said that he would probably add Mexican dishes to his great BBQ menu..

I have followed the search for decent Mexican food in Thailand with interest. I believe it was Chingy who finally deduced that, "there isn't any". 

Until a few days ago, I had one hope left. Several people had mentioned that Tequila Reef in Pattaya is the real deal and that the owner of, the excellent, Bourbon street in Bangkok is a part owner as well.
I finally tracked the place down this week.
I lived in San Francisco for many years, and I will tell you one thing, it looks like real Mexican Food.
However, as each and every super-type Burrito is completely covered in what tastes like bottled BBQ sauce - they call it "enchilada sauce" - I don't have the slightest idea what the other ingredients tasted like, but it wasn't like any Mexican food that I've ever had. The flour tortilla was springy rather than flat like it should be however, I can tell you that.
Anyway, one more fake Mexican place knocked from its pedestal! 

THE BEST I FOUND WAS FAJITAS AT RIO BAR AND GRILL IN PHUKET , THE OWNER IS FROM AMERICA AND USES AMERICAN TORTILLA . GOOD SH$T MAYNARD

Where is Rio Bar and Grill?????