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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsThai hipster opens British ‘street food’ cafe
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/international/thai-hipster-opens-british-street-food-cafe-20151109103712
A THAI hipster has opened a cafe in Bangkok selling authentic British street food, it has emerged.
Former website designer Dang Ubonchinda is introducing Thai foodies to dishes including chips in a tray with kebab meat, chips in a pitta bread and saveloys floating in some sort of fluid.
Ubonchinda said: Most people dont realise Britains got this amazing, vibrant street food culture full of bold, gutsy dishes like chicken and mushroom pie.
I make sure everything is cooked exactly as it would be in Britain. We dont just fry our chips and serve them, we keep them in a heated cabinet for at least four hours to make sure theyre good and dry. My customers love anything authentic, so I source all our chicken burgers from the same freezer warehouse in Crewe. And when you order a pickled egg you can rest assured that none of our staff has a clue what the sell-by date is.
Former website designer Dang Ubonchinda is introducing Thai foodies to dishes including chips in a tray with kebab meat, chips in a pitta bread and saveloys floating in some sort of fluid.
Ubonchinda said: Most people dont realise Britains got this amazing, vibrant street food culture full of bold, gutsy dishes like chicken and mushroom pie.
I make sure everything is cooked exactly as it would be in Britain. We dont just fry our chips and serve them, we keep them in a heated cabinet for at least four hours to make sure theyre good and dry. My customers love anything authentic, so I source all our chicken burgers from the same freezer warehouse in Crewe. And when you order a pickled egg you can rest assured that none of our staff has a clue what the sell-by date is.
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Thai hipster opens British ‘street food’ cafe (Original Post)
T_i_B
Nov 2015
OP
For those of you just joining us, The Daily Mash is basically the British Onion
KamaAina
Nov 2015
#7
Trajan
(19,089 posts)1. Hipster hatred
Is simply hatred ...
T_i_B
(14,738 posts)2. This is more "British takeaway food hatred"
If we're being honest, a lot of the hipster pisstakes are made by people who know full well that they would be hipsters if they were still in their early 20's.
jmowreader
(50,559 posts)3. A little Theodore Bikel is appropriate now
Skittles
(153,164 posts)4. I love English food
yes indeed
SwissTony
(2,560 posts)5. Deep fried Mars bars?
Curry with chips?
Irn-Bru?
I admit a bit of Scottish bias.
Paka
(2,760 posts)6. As someone who lives in Thailand,
not in Bangkok, but in the north, I find this quite hilarious. Lots of good street food here, but I'm not particularly a fan of British food to begin with. When I eat non-Asian here I want it to be French or Italian.
KamaAina
(78,249 posts)7. For those of you just joining us, The Daily Mash is basically the British Onion
geardaddy
(24,931 posts)8. So no chips and mushy peas?
I love chips with mushy peas. 'Slodion a phys slwts ("chips with mushy peas" in Welsh)
T_i_B
(14,738 posts)9. When I go to a rugby match
It's always pie & peas for me. Mint sauce on the mushy peas, Henderson's Relish on the pie.