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Jok Prince awarded Bib Gourmand by Michelin Guide Bangkok is one of the breakfast places to go for locals. The eatery is known for its congee/ rice porridge with smokey flavour. They used to locate in the alley leading to Prince Theatre and since relocated to Charoenkrung Road.

It was a rainy Monday morning and no sight of grab services. So, we decided to take the train instead. The nearest train station is Saphan Taksin and we walked for 400m to reach the destination. Read More

Jeh O Chula aka Jay Oh in the Micheline Guide became famous when they started serving Tom Yum instant noodles few years ago. And because of this, it received its Bib Gourmand, and the rest is history. It has been bookmarked as one of the MUST-GO food/supper eateries in town. The queue is crazy and can up to 2 hours or more. Read More

เฮียให้ Here Hai Restaurant is well-known for their good value crab dishes. Their eatery is awarded a bib gourmand by the Bangkok Michelin Guide. Crab lovers would be interested to check out this place. It is located near to Ekkamai Soi 12 and opposite the new Donki Mall Thonglor. If you are staying at Grande Centrepoint Sukhumvit 55 hotel , it is just approximately 10 minutes’ walk away from the hotel. Read More

Chinatown in Bangkok or known as Yaowarat is one of the largest Chinatowns in the world. It is also one of the must-visit places when you travel to Bangkok, Thailand. Expect the road packed with both locals and tourists’ whole day long. As the night falls, explore the roadside stalls starting from 5.30pm onwards. Read More

Eak Teng Yu Ki is one of the oldest traditional coffeeshops in Chinatown, Bangkok. It is said to have a sister-coffesship called Eiah-Sae which is nearby too. So, instead of going to On Luk Yun this time, I visited this classic traditional breakfast place that is been around for more than 90 years or more. Eak Teng Yu Ki is run by a Hainanses-Chinese owner that serves traditional Hainanese-style brewed coffee and classic breakfast. Read More

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Bangkok, Thailand is known for its local street food and entertainment like night market, massage, spa and many more. There is quite a number of famous street foods listed under Bib Gourmand and Nai Mong Hoi Thod is one of them. The restaurant is located slightly off Yaowarat, Chinatown Bangkok is well-received by online reviews because of their “Orh Luak” or we called it Oyster Omelette. Read More

Bangkok, Thailand is known as Land of Smiles because Thais are generally smiling a lot. Bangkok is also one of the great cities that have diverse range of culture, shopping and great food. The best part is that that there is always cheap air ticket available from time to time. All you need is to keep a lookout on any promotions and deals. Read More

I am back with my Bangkok food post again. During my recent visit, I visited this hidden gem place called Peace Oriental Teahouse. It is few minutes walk away from Rocket Coffee Bar and it is just opposite Starbucks. Hope this gives you a general idea when you want to visit them during your stay in Bangkok. Read More

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On Lok Yun is famous with its traditional and classic breakfast among locals and tourists. There are many reviews and photos of the place shared on social media platform. Just like any other coffeeshop across Asia countries, On Lok Yun has been around for more than 80 years. This reminds me of the Kong Thai Lai in Penang which has 100 over years of history. Read More

Everyone has been raving and showing off the desserts from After You Dessert Café on social media. I finally have the chance to try it during my trip to Bangkok recently. After You Dessert Café is well-known with Japanese-styled desserts, cakes and snacks in Thailand. They are a chain of dessert cafes in Bangkok and I went to the branch located at Central World. It was the worst decision ever because we waited for an hour plus in queue. Terrible right? My friends all laughed at me because none of them queue for After You Café. What a luck! Read More