Amazing three-course menus at the biggest names in town for just B1,000++. Here are the fanciest restaurants of the lot. 

From a brand-new barbecue specialist to Lang Suan's Japanese fine-dining specialist and a whole host of Italian power players. 

Don’t worry if you’re an old fan of La Bottega di Luca, though—some things are too sacred to change.

For fans of 2016 anime sensation Your Name. 

The world’s most decorated chef leaves a lasting legacy.

On time, for once. 

The gigs keep coming. 

These venues are just a snapshot of soi 49-63’s booming coffee shop culture, which has even begun spreading to the other side of Sukhumvit. 

The neighborhood’s business and nightlife reputation means it’s no match for Phrom Phong when it comes to cafes, but there are plenty of interesting spots if you know where to look.

Including a dim sum cafe in Chinatown, a hip Laotian bar-restaurant and a sky-high Indian restaurant.