The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a new
high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum Districts, and the only
high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food is
delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and comfortable, and the
guests are prestigious. The owners of the restaurant are three Dragon Ladies,
one from Thailand, one from Hong Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this
restaurant to all residents of and visitors to Houston.

In article >,
ittee (Jacob Rizor) wrote:

> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
> Districts, and the only
> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
> residents of and visitors to Houston.

I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
--
-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.

In article >,
ittee (Jacob Rizor) wrote:

> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
> Districts, and the only
> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
> residents of and visitors to Houston.

I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
--
-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.

>Subject: Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas
>From: Melba's Jammin'
>Date: 8/1/2004 7:40 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>In article >,
(Jacob Rizor) wrote:
>
>> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
>> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
>> Districts, and the only
>> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
>> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
>> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
>> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
>> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
>> residents of and visitors to Houston.
>
>I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
>--
>-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.
>
Nope, not his one! ;-}

>Subject: Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas
>From: Melba's Jammin'
>Date: 8/1/2004 7:40 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>In article >,
(Jacob Rizor) wrote:
>
>> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
>> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
>> Districts, and the only
>> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
>> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
>> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
>> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
>> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
>> residents of and visitors to Houston.
>
>I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
>--
>-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.
>
Nope, not his one! ;-}

: In article >,
: ittee (Jacob Rizor) wrote:

:> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
:> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
:> Districts, and the only
:> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
:> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
:> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
:> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
:> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
:> residents of and visitors to Houston.

: I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
: --
: -Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.
:

So do you get to smoke the Thai Stick before or after your meal?

>Subject: Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas
>From:
>Date: 8/5/2004 2:38 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>
>: In article >,
>: ittee (Jacob Rizor) wrote:
>
>:> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
>:> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
>:> Districts, and the only
>:> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
>:> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
>:> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
>:> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
>:> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
>:> residents of and visitors to Houston.
>
>: I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
>: --
>: -Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.
>:
>
>So do you get to smoke the Thai Stick before or after your meal?
>
The "Thai Sticks" refers to the sticks found in bamboo containers at Thai
Buddhist Temples, used to tell fortunes, much like Chinese fortune cookies.

>Subject: Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas
>From:
>Date: 8/5/2004 2:38 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>
>: In article >,
>: ittee (Jacob Rizor) wrote:
>
>:> The Thai Sticks Restaurant in Houston, Texas, on 4319 Montrose, is a
>:> new high-end restaurant in the downtown Hospital and Museum
>:> Districts, and the only
>:> high-end Thai restaurant in Houston to offer a full bar. The food
>:> is delicious and inexpensive, the environment is elegant and
>:> comfortable, and the guests are prestigious. The owners of the
>:> restaurant are three Dragon Ladies, one from Thailand, one from Hong
>:> Kong, and one Greek. I highly recommend this restaurant to all
>:> residents of and visitors to Houston.
>
>: I thought "high end" and "inexpensive" were mutually exclusive terms.
>: --
>: -Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> An update on 7/22/04.
>:
>
>So do you get to smoke the Thai Stick before or after your meal?
>
The "Thai Sticks" refers to the sticks found in bamboo containers at Thai
Buddhist Temples, used to tell fortunes, much like Chinese fortune cookies.