Our footpaths aren’t just notorious for cheap food. Bad planning, loose paving slabs and impenetrable commercial stalls have made walking in certain areas almost impossible. But what’s being done to change things? We talk to three people who say they’re doing something to reshape our sidewalks. 

There is a life before the weekend, and it happens on Wednesday.

There's a lot for Bangkok foodies to be excited about this October.

Ever curious how good all those instant Japanese meals taste? We found out with a blind test. 

There’s a new supercomputer that can test the quality of Thai food. Financed by the government’s Thai Delicious Committee (a Yingluck creation that lives on under our new overlords) the robot has sensors that can measure smell and taste in food.

Forget Sarasin and Otokor. After a year in which the gay scene has been all but dead, finally we are seeing some action.

UPDATE: The Trasher party has been moved to Oct 10. See below for more details.

For one day only, on Oct 3, Centara Grand's monthly Surf & Turf Sunday Brunch at Fifty Five will feature the guest Champagne.

Spend a day exploring the labyrinthine sois of Sukhumvit 31 for these five reasons.

On Sep 27, Comet Records BKK’s Golden Triangle party at Soy Sauce Factory adds to Bangkok’s growing list of parties taking place in galleries rather than bars and clubs. If your inner culture vulture is only ignited by the promise of booze, here are Bangkok’s other best galleries for a drink.