Are you looking for a place to go for one last supper? Then head to Holy Bakery to break sourdough with a cuppa.Just like the bread, it’s a tough one for Isabella and me to chew; Soi Suan Phluu is a superior neighbourhood to our own for its bohemian mix of artisan cafes, restaurants and…
Noodle Lady: A street cart we desire
Noodle Lady douses a generous pile of gelatinous noodles (choose your thickness) with a flavoursome broth and plonks in your preferred protein source.
Yong He: Dim-sumptuously cheap
Yong He Dong Jiang (to give it its full name) is a Taiwanese restaurant, which is located in our neighbourhood. It serves food to customers. Despite its popularity, we can’t get too enthused about this one. Perhaps the outside projects a modicum of charm… but that is immediately sterilised on entry. The white-washed, canteen-style rooms…
J’aime by Jean Michel Lorain: A bland insult to tortured geese everywhere
This French Michelin tasting experience lacked the adventure of Suhring, the humour of Gaggan, and the succulence or technical wizardry of L’atelier.
Cocotte Steakhouse: Is this our favourite in Bangkok?
Bangkok Steakhouse: A selection of Mediterranean delights for degustation, and a zealous sprinkling of truffles. No better way to spend a Sunday arvo.
Elements Okura Hotel: Dearth, whinge and dire
A dearth of flavours was the one constant throughout the meal. The enjoyable flow of conversation between four good friends was consistently interrupted by an outburst of whingeing about each course. Granted, the dishes were beautiful to look at, but we found the food dire and the inflated bill offensive.
Best cafes for working in Bangkok
Best cafes working Bangkok: A list of the best cafes in Bangkok considering quality coffee, a good working environment, fast wifi, power sockets and more.
Michelin Guide Bangkok 2018: Three restaurants awarded Two Stars
Three two-star restaurants, 14 one-star restaurants and 35 Bib Gourmand restaurants selected by the first-ever Michelin Guide Bangkok, 2018. Three of Bangkok’s finest restaurants have each been awarded two Michelin Stars by the inaugural Michelin Guide Bangkok 2018, which was unveiled at an awards ceremony hosted at the Grand Hyatt Hotel Bangkok today. Indian restaurant…
Brunch at Crepes & Co?
Baguette about it
The Crepes & Co staff wear horizontal blue-and-white striped t-shirts; an effort by management to affirm the restaurant’s francophone status. Fortunately, management haven’t taken the joke too far by making them wear French berets and a string of onions. The space is family friendly and a comfortable setting for anyone with no interest in flavour and who opts for style over substance.
Suhring: Bangkok’s top table.
Enjoy it at your freizeit
Suhring’s tasting menu is an intelligent melange of tradition, dexterity and progressive thinking that prevents you from simply ingurgitating these wonderful German creations.
