Comments on: Cho Gao asian beer cafe. http://matthayward.com/2008/01/11/cho-gao-asian-beer-cafe.htm Blogger, business analyst and online producer. Melbourne, Australia. Thu, 22 Mar 2012 20:27:55 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Jason http://matthayward.com/2008/01/11/cho-gao-asian-beer-cafe.htm/comment-page-1#comment-804 Jason Mon, 03 Nov 2008 20:48:23 +0000 http://matthayward.com/2008/01/11/cho-gao-asian-beer-cafe.htm#comment-804 I have never read such tripe. I have been there many time , many time and absolutly love it. There are actually plenty of beers on tap, the service is friendly and the food is just fantastice. If you think Cho Gao is overpriced you must have spent your life eating KFC. It's one of my favourite casual eating and drinking places anywhere. All my friends that have been love it too. I have never read such tripe. I have been there many time , many time and absolutly love it. There are actually plenty of beers on tap, the service is friendly and the food is just fantastice. If you think Cho Gao is overpriced you must have spent your life eating KFC. It’s one of my favourite casual eating and drinking places anywhere. All my friends that have been love it too.

]]> By: Alex turner http://matthayward.com/2008/01/11/cho-gao-asian-beer-cafe.htm/comment-page-1#comment-672 Alex turner Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:34:37 +0000 http://matthayward.com/2008/01/11/cho-gao-asian-beer-cafe.htm#comment-672 <p>Oh really,<br /> I recently visited cho gao's on a friday night and the place was full of happy customers, including myself. While Asahi was not present, I am well aware that barely anywhere has Asahi due to a shortage.<br /> I'f you checked the beer list you may also have noticed that Tsing Tao as well as many other asian beers, singa, sinha, tiger, bintang, supporo, 333, Yebisu and many others. Or maybe that was too much trouble. My service was exceptional and the staff were cheery and attentive for the duration of my stay.</p> <strong><em> Glad to hear that you had a better experience and there was a beer list. Our waitress certainly didn't offer us one!</em></strong> Oh really,
I recently visited cho gao’s on a friday night and the place was full of happy customers, including myself. While Asahi was not present, I am well aware that barely anywhere has Asahi due to a shortage.
I’f you checked the beer list you may also have noticed that Tsing Tao as well as many other asian beers, singa, sinha, tiger, bintang, supporo, 333, Yebisu and many others. Or maybe that was too much trouble. My service was exceptional and the staff were cheery and attentive for the duration of my stay.


Glad to hear that you had a better experience and there was a beer list. Our waitress certainly didn’t offer us one!

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