I got the hunkering for a couple Big Macs but would like to save the hassle of getting off my duff to get them
Mcdonald's Do they deliver
#1
Posted 2008-04-22 13:31
I got the hunkering for a couple Big Macs but would like to save the hassle of getting off my duff to get them
#2
Posted 2008-04-22 13:39
jonniebkk, on 2008-04-22 13:31:14, said:
I got the hunkering for a couple Big Macs but would like to save the hassle of getting off my duff to get them
Hi John,
McDonalds telephone is 1711.
But they don't deliver this (dark) side of Sukhumvit for orders under 300 Baht.
Don't have the number for Burger King (which I prefer if I have the craving every once in a while).
cheers and bonne appetit
onzestan
#3
Posted 2008-04-22 14:03
onzestan, on 2008-04-22 07:39:02, said:
Don't have the number for Burger King (which I prefer if I have the craving every once in a while).
Thanks Onzes...300 baht - that's allot of Big Macs!!! Too bad, looks like I'll have to drive to the one next to Mini Siam. Not so bad though...I use the drive-thru window and a round-trip takes only about 20 mins or so.
I too much prefer BK's Whoppers, as previously stated on other threads but I recently came across an interesting article about "healthy" fast-food eating. They compared a Whopper with cheese to the Big Mac. The Whopper had 47 gms fat and 760 calories and the BM only 29 gms and 540 cals.. The Whopper tastes much better than a BM, which I wouldn't even classify as "food" in any traditional sense of the word, but in the interest of "healthy eating," for the time being, whenever the burger bug bites I've been scarfing down 2 BMs vs. 2 Whoppers
Also, I have been forgoing the "meals' and just getting the burgers, as the article noted that a medium Coke and fries more than doubles the calorie count...bring it up to 1,130!
Another interesting note was that some of the subs at Subway area a healthy meal. The 6" turkey, roast beef, or ham sandwich has only 330 calories and 8.5 gms of fat. You could double the meat portion for 50 calories more. In comparison, it listed a Penara Sierra Turkey sandwich, which uses thick pesto mayo and an oily foccaccia roll as having 840 cals. and 41 gms fat. (Any similar heavily mayoed sandwich on similar type bread here in Patters would be around the same.)
Happy eating
This post has been edited by jonniebkk: 2008-04-22 14:06
#4
Posted 2008-04-22 14:31
jonniebkk, on 2008-04-22 14:03:01, said:
Wow, counting calories, fat content, etc.etc.
And then saying Happy Eating
I have 3 rules for my food : Taste, taste and finally taste.
No malice intended John enjoy it as long as you can whether it be winesnails in herb butter or a big mac!
cheers
onzestan
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Posted 2008-04-22 15:09
#6
Posted 2008-04-22 15:34
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#8
Posted 2008-04-22 17:54
cudaproject, on 2008-04-22 15:09:44, said:
I'm happily retired. Anything wrong with that?
Anyway its way too warm to do anything other than sit here in my air-conditioned room
dreaming of Triple Whoppers or a couple of Big Macs.
My days of doing the pentathlon 2 times a week are long gone.
cheers
onzestan
#9
Posted 2008-04-23 17:05
I'm happily retired. Anything wrong with that?
Anyway its way too warm to do anything other than sit here in my air-conditioned room
dreaming of Triple Whoppers or a couple of Big Macs.
My days of doing the pentathlon 2 times a week are long gone.
cheers
onzestan
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settle down.. i'm just jealous!
#10
Posted 2008-04-23 17:16
#11
Posted 2008-04-23 19:08
onzestan, on 2008-04-22 11:54:19, said:
dreaming of Triple Whoppers or a couple of Big Macs.
That's for sure...I think its been hitting close to 35c the past couple days!
Expect some more too as I just changed my EDGE connection from B 350 for 100 hours (so I did go offline after a few hours) to a new "all you can eat" per week data package for B 275. Now, I have no economic incentive to go offline...I might never get outside at least till hot season is over in another month or so.
My McDonald's delivery charges will start to add-up however
#12
Posted 2008-04-23 20:52
jonniebkk, on 2008-04-22 13:31:14, said:
I got the hunkering for a couple Big Macs but would like to save the hassle of getting off my duff to get them
How about the double big macs!
#13
Posted 2008-04-24 21:58
Want a good burger? Go to: 1. Rung's; 2. Great American Rib; 3. Bob's; 4. Crossroads. Every one of them is a "real" burger. McD's is the prime example of what Euro's point to as American CRAP! In that case, they are right!
#14
Posted 2008-04-24 23:09
patsfangr, on 2008-04-24 21:58:38, said:
Want a good burger? Go to: 1. Rung's; 2. Great American Rib; 3. Bob's; 4. Crossroads. Every one of them is a "real" burger. McD's is the prime example of what Euro's point to as American CRAP! In that case, they are right!
Dead right, that is American crap with a capital C, even my ex Thai gf who loved farang food referred to the Thai McD's as plastic meat.
#15
Posted 2008-04-24 23:34
paul1970, on 2008-04-24 18:09:57, said:
patsfangr, on 2008-04-24 21:58:38, said:
Want a good burger? Go to: 1. Rung's; 2. Great American Rib; 3. Bob's; 4. Crossroads. Every one of them is a "real" burger. McD's is the prime example of what Euro's point to as American CRAP! In that case, they are right!
Dead right, that is American crap with a capital C, even my ex Thai gf who loved farang food referred to the Thai McD's as plastic meat.
#16
Posted 2008-04-25 08:52
patsfangr, on 2008-04-24 14:58:38, said:
George...calm down jai yen yen
Thanks to all our scouting, we all know where to get a good burger. I never said I wanted a "good burger" but a "Big Mac."
However, sometimes I do feel the need for one and if I get hungry at 1 a.m. there are not allot of other options.
This post has been edited by jonniebkk: 2008-04-25 08:56
#17
Posted 2008-04-25 09:16
patsfangr, on 2008-04-24 21:58:38, said:
Oh my, you are so clever. You don't eat at McDonald's. You are so special and unique.
A Big Mac or Whopper tastes pretty good once in a while no matter what all the psuedo-intellectual
#18
Posted 2008-04-25 10:28
Ulysses G., on 2008-04-25 09:16:55, said:
Oooh the memories. (smiley with wings and a harp) I remember in 1990 when being on a visa run to Penang, all the guys one met on the train, could be found at the McDonalds one hour after arriving in Georgetown. No Mc, KFC, BK, Pizzahut etc. then in Patters.
cheers
onzestan
#19
Posted 2008-04-25 12:26
onzestan, on 2008-04-25 10:28:34, said:
cheers
onzestan
I think the first MacD was the one in Royal garden, right from the beginning somewhere in 93-94 if I recall correctly.
#20
Posted 2008-04-25 13:07
monty, on 2008-04-25 12:26:13, said:
onzestan, on 2008-04-25 10:28:34, said:
cheers
onzestan
I think the first MacD was the one in Royal garden, right from the beginning somewhere in 93-94 if I recall correctly.
Correct, as was KFC. The first Burger King was in The Big C complex.
It was only after Au Bon Pain opened that we could find something akin to a good sandwich.
Gladys Knight : Memories......... may be beautiful and yet..........
cheers
onzestan

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