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Save Thun Ya

Wednesday, 10 February 2010 11:52 Khun Gee
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Here you will find a very easy atmosphere where a few foreign expats can be found from time to time enjoying a good inexpensive lunch. It is all made to order so you will only have the freshest food. It offer up the choice of Thai or Chinese dishes.

 

 

The cost is generally about 20 to 25 baht a Plate.

It is only open from 7:30 till 3:00 so don't be late.

The address is 12/3 Nantaram Rd. T. haiya

Tel: 053 282 741 Khun Jan Ma Nee


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