Happy New Year. We’ve been traveling Asia and I wanted to drop a review from a wonderful event over the holidays. We were looking for a Christmas dinner over the holidays and ran across London Steak in Buriram Thailand. The evening was fantastic with several entertainment events, gifts and of course, the food I actually believe it was the best holiday meal I’ve ever had. The lamb was falling off of the bone, the sides were mouthwatering. The steak tenderloin was so tender and just to perfection Wonderful owners, super fun staff and if you’re in Buriram, give them a try. Note: the price per person was proper for a holiday meal this big but their day to day menu is also very competitive with similar venues I noticed

Jimmy's is changing their name to Pom&Gene Sport's Cafe. Same great food, same menu items, same experienced cooks.

Very pleasant experience during my visit, which was early evening so the venue was not too crowded. Most of the clients were foreigners, so it gives the impression this is the local expat place. Food was very tasty and I ordered additional dishes for takeaway, as I'm traveling and having some prepared food was ideal. The staff were very accommodating and all smiles 😃

We came as a family of 5, location of the map is spot on and easy to find as it's a decent sized restaurant/bar. Upon entry you will find many tables, some outside and some under cover. Restaurant is fan cooled and open so has a great outdoor feel wherever you sit. Tables are mainly the heavy duty tree styled ones which are comfortable, clean and well maintained. Padded cushions also provided if required. Food and drinks, a very good selection of thai with western options available and also Mexican. My thai family opted for thai dishes that ranged from the pla gapong to garlic prawn sashimi, everyone said the food was tasty but a little sweet for their pallets that suggests that the food is cooked more towards a westerners palates or that is how true Esan food is served? Still very nice they said with all food being a good size and nicely prepared. Not many options for vegetarians but everything is made to order and easily catered to a vegetarian requirement. I took a vegetarian enchilada and cheese quesadilla, both dishes were very tasty, a good size and nicely presented. Food ws also a very decent price for what you get. A nice selection of drinks available from beers to wines and also a few choices of cider that was very welcome! Service was super friendly, helpful and attentive when needed. All girls very good at English so making an order is easy with the food coming as requested. Free wifi is available plus spaces for car parking if you are travelling by car. Looks like live music is put on at certain nights which I'm sure is a big hit. Just being there was nice and relaxing but the music will add a quirky vibe I'm sure. If sitting near the shrubs ask for mosquito repellent as there are quite a few mozzies about here, or a quick spray of mozzie repellent before you get there will keep the little vampires at bay. Overall a really nice relaxing place to enjoy some decent food at reasonable prices and come highly recommended!

Great Italian restaurant:) The owner super nice and make very good dishes. The pizza is nice and you must try the ravioli with the cheese and spinach! It’s a quiet area that have parking and very easy to find that place :) If you like Italian food I’m sure you will enjoy from that place at buriram

Pleasantly surprised. Not stingy on the cheese, and tastes much better than it looks! The best pizza you can possibly get outside of BKK. Also great place to get some work done as it’s usually quiet. Don’t hesitate.

Just passing through the town, a one night stop over. This place claims to have the best steak in town, so I thought I'd try it out. A very warm welcome when we arrived (in the middle of a storm). We sat upstairs so we could enjoy the view. The steak was very good. Cooked just as I like it. The owner came to check everything was okay. Even though I was only visiting I was treated like a local. Lovely place.

For me it's perfect, been living in Thailand for 8 years and eating at dozens of Italian restaurants in different areas, and this hidden gem is by far the MOST amazing! Can't believe I would enjoy a tuna pasta to the topmost! So is the spinach pizza ordered by my husband. The owner is the real champion among all those Italian restaurant chefs in Thailand for sure!

This is quite a lovely restaurant. My wife ordered salmon steak and me a sirloin steak. There were both delicious. The sirloin was one of the best I've had. The vegetables and mashed potatoes were just right. Unfortunately, the steak arrived just as my wife was finishing her salmon. The chef needs to synchronize the dishes so they arrive at the table at about the same time. Otherwise, just lovely.

Very good service. Music not intrusive. Second band was setting up as we were leaving. Lots of seats. Food was good and the chicken fried rice I really liked. Often it is very oily and this one wasn’t covered in oil which I really like. Will be back. Soup was delicious also.

Quick plane exit and quick airport clearance

The area around Khorat was already an important centre in the times of the Khmer empire in the 11th century, as can be seen by the temple ruins in Phimai historical park. Nakhon Ratchasima Province is one of the provinces where there is still a sizable northern Khmer population.[3] A new walled-city with a surrounding moat, designated as Nakhon Ratchasima, was built in the 17th century by order of the King Narai, as the easternmost "command post", guarding the kingdom's border. It continued this duty during the Bangkok Period, although it was briefly seized during Chao Anuwong of Vientiane's 1826 revolt against King Rama III of Siam. Nakhon Ratchasima has long been the most important political and economic centre in the northeastern region. In the late-19th century, the railroad reached Khorat and it became the junction of two main rail lines in the northeastern, Isan, region. In 1933 it was the stronghold of the royalist troops in the Boworadet Rebellion, as they fought against the new ostensibly democratic government in Bangkok. In the 1950s, the Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base was built in Nakhon Ratchasima; from 1961 until 26 February 1976, this facility was also used as a base by the United States Air Force.