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In the heart of our very own mini-Singapore, where high-rises are constantly popping up, Colonial Bistro is set in a rare two-story house, where it serves a mix of Thai and Western food. The first floor is home to a vintage-themed café, while the second is dedicated to more elaborate dining with a...
Not all Isaan dinners can be sweat-soaked shirts and buttock-destroying plastic stools. We have no shame in admitting our love for this city’s league of mall-dwelling, well-air-conditioned, easy-to-franchise Isaan joints such as this one.
Crying Tiger is a recently-created spin-off from the Ros’...
The expansive Mahanakhon branch of this New York deli chain lays claim to being the biggest Dean & Deluca in the world. That's easy to believe.
Downstairs offers so many dining options it can at first seem confusing, from deli counters to table service to supermarket aises to a separate cafe. ...
Tucked down a small alley off Sathorn Road, Dexter does all-day casual dining in an Instagram-baiting industrial space of white subway tiles, inspirational quotes and, the centerpiece, an eponymous vintage-style marquee sign. It’s quite charming, if a little uninspired.
The menu, too, appeals...
This review took place in Febuary 2019 and is based on a visit to the restaurant without the restaurant's knowledge. For more on BK's review policy, click here.
If you want honest Italian cooking, affable service and the little things done right, seek out this humble little wood-fired pizza...
This place is all about fire-cooked meat. In this case, that largely means premium cuts of beef slow-cooked over an Argentinian fire pit located within a spacious, stripped-down townhouse. Signatures include the fork-tender asado a la cruz, or four-hour slow-cooked short ribs (B1,500/kg), and the...
With its new branch on Rama 3, Double Slash draws inspiration from the striking Streamline Moderne movement, and the glass-fronted, all-white outpost is pulling in cafe-hoppers by the dozen.
The cafe gained a following with its first branch off Arun Amarin Road, near the Rama 8 bridge. At this...
Sala Daeng’s hit nitro coffee shop, Eureka, has opened its second branch, mere steps from BTS Chong Nonsi.
Joining the Silom Connect building home to the likes Makai and School Coffee, the tiny new branch looks more bar than cafe thanks to a long marble counter lined with six nitro taps.
As at...
Prachachuen's Farm Sai Jai has branched out to a compact one-unit shophouse on leafy Convent Road.
Aiming to be much more than your average health food shop, here the owner carefully selects her products from reliable sources, including tasty clean food from Boomba (from B59), dairy-free bread from...
Having made its debut in Bangkok at the end of last year, the Phuket-hailing salad joint we love for its generous portions of crispy veggies now has a second location.
The new Farmfactory at Sathorn Square provides the same fresh salad options in a bigger, trendier space, starting from as early as...