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I am a frequent visitor to Thailand and love to attend Pattaya. I frequently prefer to eat a huge breakfast, skip lunch and then venture out for some Thai food for dinner. I discovered a very nice British bar called the Sportsman on Soi 13 in Pattaya and immediately loved the atmosphere. To explore additional information, consider checking out:  [http://www.tablesleague.com/premier_league_scotland/ Scottish Premier League Table] . With big screen TVs, a table and a great dcor, I discovered this air-conditioned pub a great place to go for breakfast. The situation I'd was with the selection. Being from america, I had no idea just what a full English morning meal was. But, I was hungry, and it was at the the top of selection and was the most expensive piece, so I figured it was the biggest. It was still a deal at about 240 Baht at least I thought it was. Six dollars for break fast at the exchange rate of the time was a good price. Due to the fact it had been a very good position, with A/C and the BBC on TV. Therefore, I order the entire English morning meal not necessarily reading what comes with the food. I'm, however, amazed with the plate of food I'm offered. I get bacon and eggs, juice, toast and coffee, bread, beans and hash browns. At the very least I though they certainly were hash browns. There have been also fried tomatoes, but so I declined, I'm not just a big tomato lover. I grabbed the menu to see what was listed since the hash browns were not just what I was used to. The menu said every thing as listed above, but no hash browns were part of the full English breakfast. There clearly was something called bubble and squeak. I had simply no idea what that was. But I was bound and determined to discover what it was that I had eaten and had actually tasted decent. Used to do some research on the web and learned that bubble and squeak was much like hash browns. I'd the potato part right but I'd no idea what else was in there. Study showed me that the others was vegetables primarily cabbage, carrots and peas. I'm not just a big fan of veggies, but this mixed together viewed yummy. The platter was big and the meals was very delicious. Therefore, even if you arent a Brit, stop by one of the many British pubs in Pattaya and read the full English breakfast. It'll have your bubbling and squeaking and certainly fill you up.