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July 1, 2017 by Anthony Galloway

As of July 1st 2009 Expat Advisory Servcices launched its global site listing over 200 countries. EAS has added more functionality for users to promote your business, events and general awareness via listings and articles such as reviews or interviews.

After 6 years of having to update and post on behalf of others we thought that it was time to hand control over to you.

Users will the ability to
* add a business listing -with full details including web links
* participate on the forums
* create events - with links to your business listing

Places to eat in Bangkok - Mos Burger

July 2, 2009 by Mike Behnken

Mos Burger - Photo Mike Behnken

I have a good idea. How about go to Thailand, go to an American style luxury shopping mall, and then eat some Japanese hamburgers? That is exactly what I did when I went to the Japanese burger chain Mos Burger in the Siam Paragon shopping center.

Back in San Francisco, living across the street from a Thai restaurant, eating Thai food more than once a week was completely out of the question. Fast forward 3 months and I live in Bangkok and eating Thai food is a daily occurrence. Sometimes Thai food is on the menu multiple times per day.

K9 Tales of Horror

July 2, 2009 by Sarah Johnson

Puppies in Ho Chi Minh City get a bad deal

In Vietnam, the phrase “man’s best friend” has little value and dogs are seen as valuable currency and dinner.

In Ho Chi Minh City on Le Hong Phong Street in District 5, between Hung Vuong and Tran Phu, and on the corner of Nam Ky Khoi Nghia and Nguyen Thi Minh Khai are the two main locations that display dogs for sale.

Along the stretch of Le Hong Phong are shops crammed with cages displaying various dogs and cats. The animals, for the most part look healthy, but living conditions are grim, with several living in one cage.

Tigers and Magpies put on a show

July 1, 2009 by Jamie Gallagher

THE Tweed Coast Tiger Cubs were at home last weekend against the Byron Bay Magpies and parents and spectators alike were treated to some really good football in all three grades.

The under-10s began the day with some really good team football.

They were in front at three quarter time with the crowd behind them, however they faded badly in the last quarter to go down by 29 points.

Still, another win can't be far away. The final score was BB 9.4-58 to TC 4.5-29.

The magnificent under-12 side kept their winning record on track with another great performance.

Le Liban Restaurant et Jardin

June 30, 2009 by ThePhnomPen

When was the last time you actually wanted a tour of a restaurant before you ate?
Le Liban is the newest Lebanese cuisine in town and it is set in a huge ex-embassy compound that has taken the owners a year to renovate. What they have created is an amazing testament to what you can achieve if you have vision. Is that a Bedouin tent in the middle of Phnom Penh? Yes? Is that a traditional Khmer wooden house (painted funky purple) really a sheesha bar? Yes. Are those immaculate outside gardens with fountains really that immaculate? Yes. Is that plain concrete wall really painted with a trompe d'oeil that makes it look like an ancient, ivy covered sandstone wall? Yes.

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