I have had a huge response for this event - therefore, I am closing RSVPs on this meetup group and only allowing them on the main RSVP link so that I can track them better:
http://www.meetup.com/SanFranciscoThingsToDo/events/174654502/
We'll be heading out with a group of travelers for Thai food followed by an annual SF Fire Dancing Show and then clubbing at Slide! IMPORTANT: Be sure to bring your ID (21+ for club), *warm* clothes/jacket (because the fire show is *outside*), and also read the nightclub dress code (see below).
We'll be meeting up with international travelers, au pairs and students - here is the main RSVP link: http://www.meetup.com/SanFranciscoThingsToDo/events/174654502/
RSVP is *required*. You *MUST* meet us at the Thai restaurant between 6:15PM and 6:30PM if you're planning to attend. No exceptions. $14.95 (cash only) includes fire show, entry to the night club (save $15 cover!), plus your choice of one of 4 Thai entrees listed below. They also offer $2 Thai Iced Tea, and $3 Beers at the Thai restaurant.
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Choice of Thai Entrees: Pad Thai (Chicken or Vegetarian), Sweet Basil (Chicken or Vegetarian), Honey Glazed Pork with Rice, 5 Spice Chicken with Rice. And there's an option to add Tom Yum Soup to your Entree for $1. As this will be a large group, the 4 food items have been pre-organized - so there are NO ADDITIONAL FOOD SUBSTITUTIONS.
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See you Saturday!
Dress code for Slide nightclub:
No baseball hats
No sports attire
No jerseys
No shorts
No open toed shoes for men
No baggy clothing
No tanktops for men
Preferably no sneakers - but if you do decide to wear sneakers, they should be 'fashionable' (Don't ask what that means - your guess is as good as ours).
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