Is it just us, or has anyone else eaten more paella over the last few months in Bangkok than the past 10 years combined? The new wave of Spanish restaurants covers region-specific fare (Basque-stye coal-grilled meats, anyone?) and even the sister restaurant of a joint in Madrid.

From riverside Thai and a sky-high steakhouse to a tapas restaurant all the way from Madrid, here's where you should be eating this month. 

The battle stays in the ring.

Halfway through the year and these new openings are already rewriting Bangkok’s dining and drinking rulebook.

When Bangkokians get hold of French culture, it spells trouble. In honor of Bastille Day, here are five times when our love of all things French went way, way too far.  

With Teppen opening in Sathorn soon, here's a look at its main rivals. Kanpai!  

Ari’s reputation for indie spirit now stretches all the way to BTS Phaya Thai—not forgetting Soi Rangnam, which is alive with charming cafes.