At 101-year-old Ek Teng Phu Ki, Thai-Chinese elders now mingle with cafe-hoppers, as the family-run business adapts to the moment to keep their doors open for generations to come. 

One for the meaty mantelpiece.

Wearable art.

Old Town shuffle.

Specialty coffee where you least expect it.

Smack-dab in the middle of Phrom Phong and Thonglor, you are getting the best of both worlds here.

Dek Siam rolling back to the ’90s.

It’s more serious than you think.

Fine dining, juicy burgers, natty wine, and an old favorite back in business. 

What happens after your flowers wilt?