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Ten minutes from the city center is this homey restaurant where you can sampleb Northern delicacies like namprik num (green pepper dip), khua hed thob (mushroom soup) and khai mod dang (ant eggs) at pocket-friendly prices.
The special ingredients brought down from Ubon Ratchathani are the selling point of this shophouse. The noodle dishes are cooked one by one along with your choice of different toppings like eggs and mushrooms. Even though portions are small, the gooey soup is just amazing, plus the moo yor is...
The Kaset-Nawamintra area is far-flung but has maintained a long-standing reputation for its rows of quality eateries. Lately there has been an influx of the international, fusion kinds that are so popular downtown, but Kieng Uan is an old-school endeavor, the decor more contemporary condo than...
Set in a glasshouse replete with tropical touches, Kiaw Kai Ka is a new reason to brave the congested traffic of Ladphrao.
The hanging ferns, banana-leaf wallpaper and vintage parquet floors are complemented by rustic Thai food from all around the country.
Chef Nathawut Nantakaem (formerly of...
For all the talk of its Japanese restaurants, Silom has quietly become a hub of good, honest Spanish food. Joining Taburete, Spanish on 4 and the Moorish-leaning Via Maris in the neighborhood, Kika is a sleek and showy tapas bar that may just outshine them all.
That won’t come as a surprise to fans...
This Asian fusion restaurant takes over the daytime hours of Dark Bar’s all-white sister party venue Lightroom.
Korean chef-owner Miki Kim drew on her home-cooking background and well-traveled past to start Kiki Made as a pop-up stall at events like Wonderfruit and Made by Legacy.
Her offerings...
Kikusui An can easily be overlooked because of its non-descript façade with little more than a wooden sign in Japanese and a stand with a menu out front. But once you make your way past the blue curtain, you enter another, very Japanese world where the food is good and the service is pleasant, if...
Attempting to veer away from the largely traditional image of Korean food in Bangkok, Kimchi Hour serves its dishes under the tagline “Korean dishes with Thai tastes.” That means the occasional modern flourish and odd fusion touch, but at its heart this is just decent, down-to-earth Korean food....
The buzz: Bangkok is spoiled for omakase options, but most aim for upmarket and expensive. Kimi Sushi Bar, however, offers a casual outdoor omakase dining experience with affordable prices—perfect for first-timers.
The vibe: The off-beat 49 Terrace on Sukhumvit Soi 49 offers a quiet, casual space...
This review took place in January 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 your idea of comfort-food nirvana involves scoffing down golden-crisp cutlets of pork, make the detour to CentralPlaza Rama 3. Here...