Prajak Rd. Chicken Smoke Corner

Post by **jimbeamm36** » March 23, 2015, 10:10 am

About one year ago I enjoyed eating at a family run BBQ chicken place on the west end of Prajak Rd. There, two places sold '' gai yang'' ,BBQ chicken and other foods. The one on the left was a family run unit and the one on the right has now taken over both shops and expanded. My question is, does anyone know if the ''family gai yang'' relocated and back in business? I miss their great food and service.

Post by **jimbeamm36** » March 24, 2015, 10:06 am

Moved up in the list. Help please.

Post by **cali4995** » March 25, 2015, 5:08 am

be more specific than " west prajack" because the west prajack I know dead-ends into
tungsri muang field behind ngee soon supermarket. frame your question better. landmarks
and other physical references, time-span were talking about etc., if you want assistance.

Post by **papaguido** » March 25, 2015, 6:28 am

jimbeamm36 wrote:About one year ago I enjoyed eating at a family run BBQ chicken place on the west end of Prajak Rd. There, two places sold '' gai yang'' ,BBQ chicken and other foods. The one on the left was a family run unit and the one on the right has now taken over both shops and expanded. My question is, does anyone know if the ''family gai yang'' relocated and back in business? I miss their great food and service.

I occasionally eat at "Gai Vista" and have been going there off and on for the past 19yrs. Not sure if that's the official name, but I've always known it as that and I'm told it comes from the old cinema (Vista) located next door.

As to to what happen to the former shop keepers, I doubt you'll get an answer here. You may want to inquire with the folks that operate the new expanded restaurant.

Post by **cali4995** » March 25, 2015, 7:55 am

ร้านอาหารอื่นขายไก่ย่างไปไหนครับรู้ไหม

" the other restaurant that sold barbecue chicken , where did they go ?
do you know sir ? " bring a translator or that note . mystery solved. [-o<

Post by **Charlieb** » March 25, 2015, 12:24 pm

I might recommend https://translate.google.com/

However you have to read a lot into their translations. For example the above translates as:
Grilled Chicken Restaurants where you know

I think it should say: Do you know where there are Grilled Chicken Restaurants

Post by **cali4995** » March 25, 2015, 4:28 pm

Thai grammar is not the same as English . which is why google translate is usually wrong. the note
in fact reads just as I wrote it. and I know where the gai yang shop is. directly across from the Yamaha
bike shop 50 meters east of the abandoned cinema. I want the OP to show a little initiative. $\:D/$

Post by **ting_tong** » March 25, 2015, 4:41 pm

http://www.thai2english.com/

the link above is better for a good translation, google always slaughters Thai text into crazy illogical sentences sometimes

Post by **papaguido** » March 25, 2015, 4:46 pm

cali4995 wrote:Thai grammar is not the same as English . which is why google translate is usually wrong. the note
in fact reads just as I wrote it. and I know where the gai yang shop is. directly across from the Yamaha
bike shop 50 meters east of the abandoned cinema. I want the OP to show a little initiative. $\:D/$

Are you stating that the former gai yang shop which use to be one shop away from the old cinema relocated 50m down the street from the abandoned cinema??

Post by **Laan Yaa Mo** » March 25, 2015, 7:30 pm

cali4995 wrote:Thai grammar is not the same as English . which is why google translate is usually wrong. the note
in fact reads just as I wrote it. and I know where the gai yang shop is. directly across from the Yamaha
bike shop 50 meters east of the abandoned cinema. I want the OP to show a little initiative. $\:D/$

Thai2english is much, much better that translate.google.com

Post by **cali4995** » March 25, 2015, 10:00 pm

papaguido wrote:
Are you stating that the former gai yang shop which use to be one shop away from the old cinema relocated 50m down the street from the abandoned cinema??

i'm saying i've walked down this stretch of road two mornings a week for the last three years . there is always
smoke wafting into the street from 1 or 2 shops that seems to emanate from the middle of block . if you've
been going there for 20 yrs , why don't you have your wife ask the proprietors where their neighbors went
since you can't speak read or write any thai.

Post by **jimbeamm36** » March 28, 2015, 3:06 pm

Sadly, I just learned the ''family gai yang'' place sold the business and retired. They are gone but not forgotten.
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