Seven years ago? ROTFLMAO! Talk about the Glory Days!
[QUOTE=Dinosaur9;3074206]Random question but when I visited Thailand in 2019 one of my fondest memories was the absurdly cheap imported wagyu and high quality new Zealand beef. I remember getting wagyu steak in ko Samui for the equivalent of 15 usd.
Is it still cheap? I'm headed back next month.[/QUOTE]WTF? Your fondest memory is of food not pussy? Remind me not to hang out with you. [B]500 THB for a good steak?[/B] This is 2026. Hope you have a bigger stack to spend this trip. I haven't had a good steak for less than 1000. The best ones are 2000 - 3000. Can your budget handle that?
Where The Cmdr eats steak:
Longhorn.
Rancho.
El Gaucho.
(name redacted. Information is only for respected members) Thai Steakhouse has good steak for 400 - 600 THB.
Makle sure you don't over pay and file a trip report about your dinner. [B]ROTFLMAO![/B].
All prices in THB.
Low Season v High Season Which one is better The Cmdr says: Low Season
[QUOTE=Mogwai;3078381]November through February is high season, so there are more tourists and mongers, and the prices for hotels go up and the availability of the hottest girls goes down. [/QUOTE]100% correct that is why Low Season is better than High Season for The Cmdr.
[QUOTE=Mogwai;3078381]Some mongers avoid high season because of this, but I don't.[/QUOTE]Very hard for me to avoid low season as I am not a International Trick with a wheels up clock. Nope I am a Sexpat. The worst part of Thailand is at it peak when a certain type of Farang decides to visit during this time en mass. Don't hate. Just calling it as I see it.