Alcohol sales ban!
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Greatest worry is that if this is enforced then there will be no beer on the golf course before 11am. Jeez, we are just about finished the round by then. Barney, 11am is nearly lunchtime in my household, breakfast is around 5.45am.
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Chatting to a customer in Sisaket and a matw in Pattaya it appears restaurants in those areas can now serve alchol to patrons dining .. anyone heard anything about Udon ??
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Restaurants and eateries are now allowed to sell beverages , but bars ,pubs or anywhere in an entertainment zone cannot .
That's the government wording . So as usual ambiguous wording . So it could be taken that if you were a restaurant in day or night or nutty park you can't ,maybe even soi sampan is classed as an entertainment zone . So you can't.
The only problem is restaurants are only allowed 30% capacity so if your place has seating for 24 then you can only have 8 ,plus only 2people per table. Due to these types of restrictions it's still difficult to operate a restaurant or eatery , letting 3 people sit at one table could get you a 100,000b fine.im also sure the BIB will make use of the confusion
That's the government wording . So as usual ambiguous wording . So it could be taken that if you were a restaurant in day or night or nutty park you can't ,maybe even soi sampan is classed as an entertainment zone . So you can't.
The only problem is restaurants are only allowed 30% capacity so if your place has seating for 24 then you can only have 8 ,plus only 2people per table. Due to these types of restrictions it's still difficult to operate a restaurant or eatery , letting 3 people sit at one table could get you a 100,000b fine.im also sure the BIB will make use of the confusion
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The alcoholics have an opportunity for a new lease on life.
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Should read, the alcoholics have a new outlook on ending their lives earlier .Declan MacPherson wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 8:59 amThe alcoholics have an opportunity for a new lease on life.
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Well that is good for those businessespapafarang wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 2:41 amRestaurants and eateries are now allowed to sell beverages , but bars ,pubs or anywhere in an entertainment zone cannot .
That's the government wording . So as usual ambiguous wording . So it could be taken that if you were a restaurant in day or night or nutty park you can't ,maybe even soi sampan is classed as an entertainment zone . So you can't.
The only problem is restaurants are only allowed 30% capacity so if your place has seating for 24 then you can only have 8 ,plus only 2people per table. Due to these types of restrictions it's still difficult to operate a restaurant or eatery , letting 3 people sit at one table could get you a 100,000b fine.im also sure the BIB will make use of the confusion
Bound to see an increase in trade and profits
after a crappy few months
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Isn't it funny how most of the dry lunches think anyone who enjoys a beer is an alcoholic, it's pathetic.
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It seems the prospect of being able once more to have a drink with ones meal has outraged the tambourine bashers.
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Unfortunately, not yet.
As been discussed previously, somewhere on this forum, businesses need at least 50% turnover, to just pay operating costs, so, at 30% capacity, their profits are a long way off yet.
Unfortunately.
But, at least it is a sign that things might improve.
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What I was referring to is that will see trade improve
Which has to help profits
My bill will go up at least 1 beer for each visit
Which has to help profits
My bill will go up at least 1 beer for each visit
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Spoken with a restaurant owner here in Udon, as far as he's concerned the ban stands at the moment and I think he'd know.
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The only logic i can see in not selling alcohol with a meal is maybe the diners may stay a little longer at the table drinking .
Yet the process of drinking a beer is no different from drinking a coffee or sickly sweet beverage .
The results are different , but not the process .
With limited seating due to the virus measures , im pretty sure restaurant owners will not want people hanging about drinking , taking up the valueable limited space for diners , so why not let them have a drink of what they fancy .
Some of the restrictions are just plain daft .
Yet the process of drinking a beer is no different from drinking a coffee or sickly sweet beverage .
The results are different , but not the process .
With limited seating due to the virus measures , im pretty sure restaurant owners will not want people hanging about drinking , taking up the valueable limited space for diners , so why not let them have a drink of what they fancy .
Some of the restrictions are just plain daft .
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I am doom'd vince, me and Mrs tam both.vincemunday wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 9:37 amIsn't it funny how most of the dry lunches think anyone who enjoys a beer is an alcoholic, it's pathetic.
Last night after dinner we cracked a non-essential bottle of white port that I rescued from the DF stores in Lisbon airport last March.
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Oh wow! It's been so long since I drank Port, let alone White Port, you're such an alcoholic Tammy!
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Drive past the Beyond Cafe on the Posri Road and there are most of people sipping their iced drinks and eating cake, four and five to a table, no social distancing whatsoever, where's the difference? Please bear in mind the strict laws here before you answer.saint wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 10:15 amThe only logic i can see in not selling alcohol with a meal is maybe the diners may stay a little longer at the table drinking .
Yet the process of drinking a beer is no different from drinking a coffee or sickly sweet beverage .
The results are different , but not the process .
With limited seating due to the virus measures , im pretty sure restaurant owners will not want people hanging about drinking , taking up the valueable limited space for diners , so why not let them have a drink of what they fancy .
Some of the restrictions are just plain daft .
The forest was shrinking daily but the trees kept voting for the axe as its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them.
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vincemunday wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 11:26 amDrive past the Beyond Cafe on the Posri Road and there are groups of people sipping their iced drinks and eating cake, four and five to a table, no social distancing whatsoever, where's the difference? Please bear in mind the strict laws here before you answer.saint wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 10:15 amThe only logic i can see in not selling alcohol with a meal is maybe the diners may stay a little longer at the table drinking .
Yet the process of drinking a beer is no different from drinking a coffee or sickly sweet beverage .
The results are different , but not the process .
With limited seating due to the virus measures , im pretty sure restaurant owners will not want people hanging about drinking , taking up the valueable limited space for diners , so why not let them have a drink of what they fancy .
Some of the restrictions are just plain daft .
The forest was shrinking daily but the trees kept voting for the axe as its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them.
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From what ive seen , no difference at all . The rules appear to be a joke , and its no wonder the locals do not adhere to them .vincemunday wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 11:26 amDrive past the Beyond Cafe on the Posri Road and there are most of people sipping their iced drinks and eating cake, four and five to a table, no social distancing whatsoever, where's the difference? Please bear in mind the strict laws here before you answer.saint wrote: ↑May 24, 2020, 10:15 amThe only logic i can see in not selling alcohol with a meal is maybe the diners may stay a little longer at the table drinking .
Yet the process of drinking a beer is no different from drinking a coffee or sickly sweet beverage .
The results are different , but not the process .
With limited seating due to the virus measures , im pretty sure restaurant owners will not want people hanging about drinking , taking up the valueable limited space for diners , so why not let them have a drink of what they fancy .
Some of the restrictions are just plain daft .
An example of how silly things have got and how confusing things are .
We had lunch at Oishi noodle place in U D yesturday . Sat opposite each other , and the girl promptly put a polycarbonate screen between us . Ridiculous .
A family of 4 came in and the mother and daughter had to sit at one table , whilst the father and son were seated at another , but because they sat on the same sides of the tables , no screen .
It was obvious it was a family , came from the same house , and i saw them arrive in the same car .
Like i said , a joke .
Some things are obviously for our safety , but most im beginning to feel is about control and emergency power .
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RE: saint, agree your last sentence. Nothing to do with the virus.