THE ROCKHOUSE UDON

[PAPA Z]

Happy Friday Udon!
A great way to start your weekend again is our pizza specials, Featuring Family Pizza night, buy one get one 50% off, buy 2 get the third pizza free, FREE DELIVERY, and our EXTATIC HAPPY HOUR TODAY AND TOMORROW featuring free beer and free pizza from17:00-20:00.
Nowhere else but here at the ROCKHOUSE Udon.
Stop by and see us today!
Thank you,
Papa Z

[PAPA Z]

Good morning!
Breakfast at the ROCKHOUSE starts at 09:00 until 13:00 folks.
Today's special:
Come 5 pay for 4!
Bring your family, bring your friends, bring your friends and family. Order any five breakfasts on our menu and only pay for four. Bottomless coffee and tea as always.
See you here,
Papa Z

[PAPA Z]

Good morning!
Breakfast at the ROCKHOUSE starts at 09:00 until 13:00 folks.
Today's special:

- Biscuits 'n gravy with Jimmy Dean sausage B119
Juice, Coffee or Tea
- English breakfast B129
Juice, toast, Coffee or Tea
-Pancake breakfast B139

Bring your family, bring your friends, bring your friends and family. Bottomless coffee and tea as always.
See you here,
Papa Z

[PAPA Z]

HELLO DEAR UDON CUSTOMERS,
WE ARE INVITING YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR CHARITY EVENT FOR THE "UDON HOME FOR GIRLS" ORPHANAGE, STARTING TODAY UNTIL 20 JULY 2017. BELOW ARE THE SPECIFICS:

ลูกค้าสวัสดีอุดร
เราขอเชิญชวนให้คุณร่วมเป็นส่วนหนึ่งในเหตุการณ์ที่เกิดขึ้นกับบ้านเด็กกำพร้าในจังหวัดอุดรธานีตั้งแต่บัดนี้จนถึงวันที่ 20 กรกฎาคม พ.ศ. 2560 ด้านล่างนี้คือข้อมูลเฉพาะ:

หมายเหตุ: จะไม่มีการรับเงินด้วยเงินสด - ขอขอบคุณ

Thank you for your generosity,
Papa Z and the Brooklyn's Original Pizza crew
(NOTE: NO CASH DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED-THANK YOU)

[PAPA Z]

[PAPA Z]

ANY OF OUR DELICIOUS AUTHENTIC CALZONES, WITH A SIDE SALAD AND A SAN MIGUEL STUBBY ONLY B199-
COME ENJOY,
Papa Z

[PAPA Z]

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MAMA MIA!!! NOW DAT'S A PIIIIIZZZAAAAA!

[rjj04]

I had a pizza from the Rockhouse a couple of weeks ago. I ordered a spinach and mushroom pizza but they didn't have mushrooms, so switched for some olives. I have to say the pizza was very nice, lots of tomato sauce, lots of cheese... simply delicious. Heavy (weight wise) as well, so a lot for your money. I think it was 200B for a 16" pizza - happy hours special or something like that. If I lived in Udon I think I'd forget the 2-for-1 card at Pizza Company and start buying from here, much better pizza for a very reasonable price.

In the USA, I would never go to a McDonalds or a Pizza Hut or BK... these are all at the very bottom of the fray there. Dozens of places better then them. Even here it seems there are local establishments with a better product at around the same price. So all this hoopla over PH and the like is unfathomable

[PAPA Z]

Guys,
If you didn't know, be advised that as a VET you can get VA medical treatment while living in Thailand, albeit on a reimbursement basis.
The program seems to be quite liberal and pretty much hassle free. Follow the link below:

https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/progra ... mp_faq.asp

Papa Z

[PAPA Z]

Hello folks,
I'd like to thank those of you who have come in over the last three days in support of our charity drive for the Udon girls orphanage.
Although we are off to a slow start we continue to hope that the Udon community will step up over the next month to help us reach our goal.
Thank you for your continued support.
Papa Z

[Raoul Duke]

I had a pizza from the Rockhouse a couple of weeks ago. I ordered a spinach and mushroom pizza but they didn't have mushrooms, so switched for some olives. I have to say the pizza was very nice, lots of tomato sauce, lots of cheese... simply delicious. Heavy (weight wise) as well, so a lot for your money. I think it was 200B for a 16" pizza - happy hours special or something like that. If I lived in Udon I think I'd forget the 2-for-1 card at Pizza Company and start buying from here, much better pizza for a very reasonable price.

In the USA, I would never go to a McDonalds or a Pizza Hut or BK... these are all at the very bottom of the fray there. Dozens of places better then them. Even here it seems there are local establishments with a better product at around the same price. So all this hoopla over PH and the like is unfathomable

No mushrooms??

[rjj04]

Guys,
If you didn't know, be advised that as a VET you can get VA medical treatment while living in Thailand, albeit on a reimbursement basis.
The program seems to be quite liberal and pretty much hassle free. Follow the link below:

https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/progra ... mp_faq.asp

Papa Z

You mean, as a Vet who happened to serve during certain times of conflict (whether or not you actually saw any combat). Unless Grenada has recently been deemed a "war", I and a lot of others are not eligible for medical treatment.

[semperfiguy]

Guys,
If you didn't know, be advised that as a VET you can get VA medical treatment while living in Thailand, albeit on a reimbursement basis.
The program seems to be quite liberal and pretty much hassle free. Follow the link below:

https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/progra ... mp_faq.asp

Papa Z

You mean, as a Vet who happened to serve during certain times of conflict (whether or not you actually saw any combat). Unless Grenada has recently been deemed a "war", I and a lot of others are not eligible for medical treatment.

It appears that this medical program is only for Veterans with VA-rated, service-connected disabilities. That leaves me out!

[rjj04]

I had a pizza from the Rockhouse a couple of weeks ago. I ordered a spinach and mushroom pizza but they didn't have mushrooms, so switched for some olives. I have to say the pizza was very nice, lots of tomato sauce, lots of cheese... simply delicious. Heavy (weight wise) as well, so a lot for your money. I think it was 200B for a 16" pizza - happy hours special or something like that. If I lived in Udon I think I'd forget the 2-for-1 card at Pizza Company and start buying from here, much better pizza for a very reasonable price.

In the USA, I would never go to a McDonalds or a Pizza Hut or BK... these are all at the very bottom of the fray there. Dozens of places better then them. Even here it seems there are local establishments with a better product at around the same price. So all this hoopla over PH and the like is unfathomable

No mushrooms??

That's what I was told. I imagine it is quite hard to maintain a full and fresh inventory of food items during times of low demand... I only saw one other customer there during the hour or so I spent there. Anyway, the pizza quality and quantity made it a moot point for me.

[UdonExpat]

Guys,
If you didn't know, be advised that as a VET you can get VA medical treatment while living in Thailand, albeit on a reimbursement basis.
The program seems to be quite liberal and pretty much hassle free. Follow the link below:

https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/progra ... mp_faq.asp

Papa Z

You mean, as a Vet who happened to serve during certain times of conflict (whether or not you actually saw any combat). Unless Grenada has recently been deemed a "war", I and a lot of others are not eligible for medical treatment.

It appears that this medical program is only for Veterans with VA-rated, service-connected disabilities. That leaves me out!

Eligibility for VA care is not limited to veterans with disabilities. Wealthy veterans may not qualify for care, but most of us do. It may be worth your time to investigate your possible eligibility. https://www.vets.gov/healthcare/eligibility/

[rjj04]

Hmmm, all these years and I had never seen this on their website anywhere....

"If none of the above apply to you, you may still qualify for care based on your income. Learn more about how the amount of money your family makes can affect whether you qualify for VA benefits. Learn more about income limits."

47K income threshold (my zip code in USA) is a pretty high income for the average retired person as well. It seems people like Semperfey and myself have not been paying attention. Thanks for bringing this up guys. Might come in useful for a lot of us.

[tyznd]

Guys,
If you didn't know, be advised that as a VET you can get VA medical treatment while living in Thailand, albeit on a reimbursement basis.
The program seems to be quite liberal and pretty much hassle free. Follow the link below:

https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/progra ... mp_faq.asp

Papa Z

Did I miss something because I checked the link and it said for US veterans with VA rated, service connected disabilities which doesn't sound very liberal or hassle free to me.

[tyznd]

Hmmm, all these years and I had never seen this on their website anywhere....

"If none of the above apply to you, you may still qualify for care based on your income. Learn more about how the amount of money your family makes can affect whether you qualify for VA benefits. Learn more about income limits."

47K income threshold (my zip code in USA) is a pretty high income for the average retired person as well. It seems people like Semperfey and myself have not been paying attention. Thanks for bringing this up guys. Might come in useful for a lot of us.

I could be wrong but my guess is this only applies to US vets living in the US. To get benefits for those living overseas the guidelines stating a service related disability most likely applies.

[semperfiguy]

Hmmm, all these years and I had never seen this on their website anywhere....

"If none of the above apply to you, you may still qualify for care based on your income. Learn more about how the amount of money your family makes can affect whether you qualify for VA benefits. Learn more about income limits."

47K income threshold (my zip code in USA) is a pretty high income for the average retired person as well. It seems people like Semperfey and myself have not been paying attention. Thanks for bringing this up guys. Might come in useful for a lot of us.

Actually, I'm already signed up for VA Healthcare as a Priority 6 member since 2010 and am entitled to certain benefits so long as I pay a co-pay; however, those benefits are only available to me in the USA and not in Thailand. I made application in my city of residence before retiring to Thailand. Below is a link to an explanation of those who may qualify under each Priority Group, a breakdown on benefits available in each Priority Group as well as a brochure on the program. The program that Papa Z has mentioned is not related to this one so far as I can see.

https://www.va.gov/healthbenefits/resou ... glance.pdf

https://www.va.gov/healthbenefits/resou ... groups.asp

https://www.va.gov/healthbenefits/vhbh/ ... k_2014.pdf

[PAPA Z]

I had a pizza from the Rockhouse a couple of weeks ago. I ordered a spinach and mushroom pizza but they didn't have mushrooms, so switched for some olives. I have to say the pizza was very nice, lots of tomato sauce, lots of cheese... simply delicious. Heavy (weight wise) as well, so a lot for your money. I think it was 200B for a 16" pizza - happy hours special or something like that. If I lived in Udon I think I'd forget the 2-for-1 card at Pizza Company and start buying from here, much better pizza for a very reasonable price.

In the USA, I would never go to a McDonalds or a Pizza Hut or BK... these are all at the very bottom of the fray there. Dozens of places better then them. Even here it seems there are local establishments with a better product at around the same price. So all this hoopla over PH and the like is unfathomable

No mushrooms??

That's what I was told. I imagine it is quite hard to maintain a full and fresh inventory of food items during times of low demand... I only saw one other customer there during the hour or so I spent there. Anyway, the pizza quality and quantity made it a moot point for me.

Thanks for responding to this. Seems Raoul Duke missed the point of your posting entirely.
Folks, yes sometimes it does happen that we run out of things. If the local market and Makro or others from whom we trade with don't have what we need, I'd rather take a poke in the eye for not having something than serving mushrooms from a can. And no I'm not embarrassed by that.
Papa Z