IKEA to open another store in Bangkok’s Phrom Phong area

PeteMonday, March 28, 2022

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Last week, IKEA, the famous Swedish furniture company, announced is set to open another store in Bangkok’s Phrom Phong in the Emsphere, Emporium and Emquatier shopping district. The IKEA complex is still under construction and there is no announcement on the planned opening date.

This will be their fourth location in Thailand alongside Mega Bangna, Central Westgate, IKEA Phuket. Mega Banga is IKEA’s first home in Bangkok before adding Central Westgate in Nonthaburi, which is followed by a branch in Phuket.

PeteMonday, March 28, 2022

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DoUKnowWhoIAm

2022-03-28 21:13

2 minutes ago, Noble_Design said: I see that IKEA serves their meatballs with something that looks like purple jam? Is it a Scandinavian thing? I thought meatballs are eaten with savory sauces or condiments e.g. ketchup, mayo etc. Yes, traditionally…

Noble_Design

2022-03-28 21:14

1 minute ago, Marc26 said: Here is North America, they are served in a brown sauce.........Swedish Meatballs I never seen any type of purple jam Ah my bad. It's not for the meatballs... it's for the mashed potatoes:

Noble_Design

2022-03-28 21:15

6 minutes ago, DoUKnowWhoIAm said: Yes, traditionally it's served with lingonberry jam. Ah, isn't it a weird pairing? Jams and meat? I thought jams are supposed to go on bread. Or is it how they do it in Scandinavian countries?

Marc26

2022-03-28 21:17

2 minutes ago, Noble_Design said: Ah my bad. It's not for the meatballs... it's for the mashed potatoes: That looks like cranberry sauce We use it here in North America with turkey dinners

DoUKnowWhoIAm

2022-03-28 21:20

Just now, Noble_Design said: Ah, isn't it a weird paring? Jams and meat? I thought jams are supposed to go on bread. Or is it how they do it in Scandinavian countries? I know it appears to be a bit…

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