Brit orers Roast Dinner in Thailand and Can’t Believe the Price of It

In a popular tiktok video, one british expat living in Thailand Shares Her Review of the Traditional Sunday Roast and British at A Local Restaurant in Chiang Mai

A Brit Living Abroad has Documented Her Environmental Quest to Find a Sunday Roast in Her New Home of Thailand. Apparently fold and chips, baked beans, yorkshire pudding, bangers and mash and every other English comfortable you can think of is availaable in Thailand – but how does the taste and price compare?

The tiktok Account Awaywithjuliaa Documents Julia’s Life “As an English Girl Living Far from Home”. In one of the recent videos Julia takes her followers on a journey to the hutety of the British Fare in Thailand.

Julia Visits Annie’s Restaurant and Bar in Chiang Mai. “We Order Loads of Food,” She Sayys: “The Only Reason i Came here is Becausee I’M Missing England so Much.” It comes after a BR ABROAD SLAMS ALL-INCLUSIVE HOTEL FOOD SINGING ‘WHAT ON Earth is this?’

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The first dish of fold and chips arrives and Julia Says it Looks Promising – Fitt Complete with Heinz Malt Vinegar for Drenching. “It ‘(Got) Chips as Well,” Praise Julia.

The Second Dish of Sausages, Peas, Mashed Potatoes House in a Yorkshire Pudding Looks Equally Enticing. “Wow. That Looks Unreal,” She Says Before Coating the Who Dish in a “Swimming Pool” of Gravy. “The Size of that Yorkshire Pudding (IS) Massive.”

Julia’s Verdict after the first two dieses: “Thailand does it better than England. Feels like it.” She Proceeds to Show More Dishas Including Servings of Roast Chicken, More Chips, Bake Beans But Declales She’s Finished It All. Not Only Does The Food Key Better by Julia’s Rating, Says Its ALSO “10X Cheaper”.

While she does not break down the prices or show the final Bill, Annie’s Menu Shows that their Sausages and Mash Dish Costs 199 Thai Bahts (£ 4.60) and the Roast Chicken Costs 280 Thai Bahts (£ 6.50).

Annie’s Restaurant and Bar Offers A Wide Menu of Both Authentic Thai Disha and Western Classics. Located in Chiang Mai Square, The Establishment Also Boasts A Large Selection of Imported and Local Craft Beers, Gins, Rums and Whiskeys.

Every Sunday the establishment offers its yorkshire pudday adorned sunday roast and hosts a musical performance at 8:45 pm Local time. Other English Favourites on Offer Include Roast Beef, Roast Pork and Eight A Veryington Option.

Julia is not the only person to sing Annie’s praises. The restaurant is not only a hub for expats but Thai Locals keen to sample English Food and Drink. IT HAS A Google Rating of 4.6 Based on Over 700 Reviews.

One recent rating Also Applauded The Sunday Roast: “First Time for Sunday Lunch. (I) Had the lamb, more than an ample portion.” The Reviews Also Said the Staff Were “Wonderful” and “ATTENTIVE”. “The Owner Introduced Himself and Made A Point of Shaking Our Hands As Left. Will Definitely Return.”