Some of Bangkok's best food trucks are opening brick-and-mortar restaurants
Here's what the future holds for Daniel Thaiger and co.
Set to launch mid-September, Crying Thaiger will take over the intimate wedge of space formerly Opposite Mess Hall on Sukhumvit Soi 51. Kitted out with a big flat-top griddle and a charcoal grill, the open kitchen will serve up what Daniel Thaiger founder Mark Falcioni calls "American steakhouse burgers" along with steaks, other proteins (pork, lamb) and a few sides. The hint, he says, is in the name, which is a reference to the famous Thai dish of grilled steak and jim jaew. Read our full low-down or keep an eye on www.fb.com/DanielThaiger.
The taqueria truck was once a restaurant way out in Srinakarin before closing down and hitting the road. By the end of August, you’ll find its hearty Mexican fare in a sit-down setting at Sansiri’s new community mall Habito in On Nut. www.fb.com/ElMariachiBKK
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