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What & Where to Eat (and Drink) in Bangkok

February 28, 2016 by Regina Chow No Comments

Food was the highlight of my recent trip to Bangkok. We literally spent every waking moment hunting down cafes, restaurants and local eateries in the Land of Smiles. If you follow me on my instagram and snapchat accounts (@reginachow_sg), you would know that aside from my personal style posts, they were filled with pictures of food!

For once, shopping took a backseat, something that I didn’t think was possible in the past. I probably already gave you a flavour (pun intended) of what and where to eat in Bangkok on your next trip but I wanted to share more details in this post so you’ll know what to expect and more importantly, how you can get to these locations as well.

 1. Audrey Cafe & Bistro

Audrey Cafe & Bistro
  Audrey Cafe is one of the prettiest cafes in Bangkok that also offers an extensive range of authentic Thai and Thai-fusion fare. Popular items on the menu include Tom Yum Pizza and Thai Milk Tea Crepe Cake (very soft and delicious!). I would also highly recommend the fluffy omelette with Thai sweet chilli sauce as the perfect accompaniment.
There are many branches in Bangkok, but do visit its first flagship stand-alone cafe in Thong Lor to truly bask in the beauty of its French country-inspired interior.
Thai Milk Tea Crepe Cake

Address: 
136/3 Soi Thonglo 11, Vaddhana, Sukhumvit 55, Bangkok
(Take BTS to Thong Lo, followed by a short walk)


Opening Hours: 
11am – 10pm 

Directions to get to Audrey Cafe

 

 2. One Ounce for Onion

One Ounce for Onion
Other than Thong Lor, the Ekkamai area is home to several quaint cafes. One Ounce for Onion is an example of a lovely hole-in-the-wall café that serves coffee and light meals in Ekkamai.
Popsicle waffles is definitely the highlight of this café. The flavours blend together seamlessly and leave you wanting more with every bite.
Popsicle Waffles at One Ounce for Onion
 To get here, you can take the BTS to Ekkamai and catch a cab. If you enjoy walking in the heat, you can do so as well, but do note that the walk takes at least 15-20 minutes on average.
If you’re an early bird, you would also be happy to know that One Ounce for Onion opens at 9am, unlike most cafes which only open from 11am onwards.
Address:
19/12 Ekkamai 12, Sukhumvit 63 Road,
Klongton Nua, Wattana, Bangkok
(Take BTS to Ekkamai, followed by cab)
 
Opening Hours:
Weekdays: 9am – 6pm
Weekends: 9am – 8pm

 

3. Karmakamet Diner

Karmakamet Diner’s Strawberry In the Clouds
Karmakamet Diner needs no introduction as you probably would have seen its Instagram-worthy signature dessert, Strawberry In the Clouds, circulating on the internet by now. How does it taste? I am happy to report that the strawberry cheese cake in the cup beneath the massive rainbow coloured candy floss is pretty satisfying.
But what struck me most when I stepped into this restaurant is how it instantly transports you to a land of magic and mystery. This is one of the most beautiful restaurants in all of Bangkok and is the perfect location to spend a leisurely afternoon or for romantic dinner dates.
The perfect spot for romantic dinner dates
Be transported to a land of magic and mystery at Karmakamet Diner
Stunning décor at Karmakamet Diner
To get to Karmakamet Diner, take the BTS to Phrom Phong and head towards Emporium Suites hotel. You will see this signage right after the multi-storey carpark.

Look out for this signage after the multi-storey carpark

Address:
30/1 Sukhumvit Soi 24 Bangkok (take BTS to Phrom Phong station)

Opening Hours:
10am – 1130pm 

4. After You

Honey Shibuya Toast
After You is another popular café in Bangkok with several branches in major malls including Siam Paragon and Central World. Their Honey Shibuya Toast is the bomb. Crispy on the outside yet fluffy on the inside, it is an absolute delight to sink your teeth into this delicious dessert.
If Shibuya Toast is not your cup of tea, try the Kakigori Strawberry Cheesecake. Essentially flavoured ice (think bingsu) with chunks of strawberry cheesecake hidden within, this is my preferred choice of dessert for beating the heat.
Kakigori Strawberry Cheesecake
If you are staying in the Siam area, as with most Singaporeans, head to the Ground Floor of Siam Paragon Shopping Centre or the Ground Floor of Siam Square One (nearest BTS: Siam). There is also another branch at the 7th floor of Central World (nearest BTS: Chit Lom).
Opening Hours:
Siam Paragon: 10am – 10pm
Siam Square One: 12pm – midnight
Central World: 11am – 10pm
 
Website:
www.afteryoudessertcafe.com



5. Chu Chocolate Bar & Cafe

Carbonara pasta stole the show at Chu

Located at the Exchange Tower that is directly linked from Asoke BTS and diagonally across from Terminal 21 shopping mall, Chu Chocolate Bar & Cafe is one of the more accessible cafes in Bangkok.

It serves up a wide range of brunch options including perennial favourites such as eggs benedict and french toast, but in my humble opinion, the carbonara pasta stole all the limelight. Topped with a perfectly poached egg, the pasta was cooked to al dante perfection in a light creamy sauce that was tasty yet not overwhelming on the palate. Two thumbs up!


Address:
2nd floor, Exchange Tower (Asoke Intersection) – linked to Asoke BTS


Opening Hours:
Mon- Fri: 730am – 930pm
Sat-Sun: 9am – 9pm

 

6. Roast

Strawberry Honey Iced Tea & Cafe Latte

Roast is another popular brunch spot that is equally known for their coffee (try their iced coffee!) and Strawberry Honey Iced Tea.

Iced Coffee from Roast

Its main location at The Commons is currently under renovation, but you can still visit its branch at Emquartier, a luxury mall linked to Phrom Phong BTS station, which is even more accessible to the masses. You can expect snaking queues at this joint throughout the day.

Address:
First floor, The Helix, Emquartier (take BTS to Phrom Pheng)

Opening Hours:
10am – 10pm daily

 

7. SabX2 Wanton Mee

SabX2 Wanton Mee

Brace yourself for the long queue at the famous Sabx2 Wanton Mee stall. Located across Platinum Mall at Soi Petchburi 19, this simple yet addictive bowl of wanton mee is a must-eat for most Singaporeans (including myself) in Bangkok. In fact, downing two bowls per person seems to be the norm here. In my opinion, the secret ingredient lies in the generous serving of crispy pork lard which makes this dish out of this world.

 

Address:
4/32-33 Soi Petchburi 19, Pratunam, Bangkok (nearest BTS: Chit Lom)
 
Opening Hours:
9am – 4pm

8. Rod Dee Det

Delicious beef and pork ball noodles at just 50 baht

If you prefer true-blue local food frequented largely by the Thais, Rod Dee Det is a good bet. This long-standing institution is known for their beef and pork ball noodles drenched in a peppery, flavourful broth that is bound to set your heart aflutter. Servings are small, so you can either have it as a snack or order two portions to make it a meal. Since it opens bright and early at 7.30am, you can even have a light breakfast here.
The shop is located directly across from TMB Bank. One thing to note about this shop is that its signage is entirely in Thai. To make it easier for you to locate the shop, here’s what it looks like:
Rod Dee Det

 

Address:
420 Siam Square Soi 7, Bangkok 10330, Thailand (Take BTS to Siam)


Opening Hours:
7.30am – 8pm

9. Inter

Affordably priced authentic Thai food

Inter is an affordable option for authentic Thai food. It is very popular among locals and is usually packed during meal times. Typical Thai dishes such as Morning Glory with Sambal, Basil Chicken, Garlic Pork and the likes will not disappoint, but if you were to ask me to pick my favourites, the Tom Yum Soup and Pad Thai would make the list as they are breathtakingly good.

Address:
432/1-2 Siam Square 9, Bangkok (Take BTS to Siam)


Opening Hours:
11am – 930pm

10. Number One Thai Iced Milk Tea

Me & my daily dose of Number One Thai Iced Milk Tea

If you are a huge fan of Thai Iced Milk Tea, Number One Brand’s version is a must-try. It is suitably thick and has just the right hint of sweetness to give you that extra kick. There are several kiosks and stalls around Bangkok, usually accompanied by long queues. You can find the kiosks at several BTS stations and at the food courts of major malls. For your easy reference, I have also included a link with a full listing of its stalls below.

Address:
For the full list of stores, refer to the link below:
http://chathai.herokuapp.com/stores

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Vanilla Cafe

March 26, 2012 by Regina Chow No Comments
Besides massage and shopping, checking out new cafes was another item on our Bangkok trip agenda. I meant to visit Vanilla Cafe on my last trip in June but time wasn’t on my side then, so I was really excited when Karen suggested going there this time!

Nestled amidst lush greenery at 53 Ekkamai Soi 12, Vanilla Cafe is a quiet respite away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Housed in a beautifully decorated bungalow, the setting is non-pretentious and cozy, definitely a great place for tea and desserts.

We had lunch there as well, but trust me, the food was nothing to shout about and almost everything was too salty. The drinks and desserts are fabulous though, so if you intend to drop by, just go straight for the desserts. The desserts here are so popular, they literally sell out in a matter of seconds. In fact, there was hardly anything left when we ordered, but thankfully we managed to snag the last daifuku!

Other than the desserts, we were also very smittened by the stunning decor, which explains the numerous photos that we took on our way out. Here are some of my favourite snapshots for your viewing pleasure. 😉

Credit goes to my lovely hubby JW, who doubled up as the photographer the entire trip. Photography isn’t his hobby (not yet), but he sure takes splendid photos!

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A&W is Love

March 23, 2012 by Regina Chow 3 Comments
I love A&W’s root beer float. I know it’s only root beer and a scoop of vanilla ice-cream, but it just feels and tastes different when you’re drinking it out of an A&W mug. The frothy top alone is enough to brighten up my day! Ah..the simple pleasures in life. It’s a pity we can’t find A&W in Singapore anymore.

When I’m tired from shopping, all I need is a mug of root beer float and bam, I’m all recharged and ready to go again!

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Another Hound Cafe

March 22, 2012 by Regina Chow 2 Comments

Another Hound Cafe is one restaurant that I always have to visit when I head to Bangkok. It was highly recommended by my friend Lyndie and trust me, the food never disappoints. Ever.

I especially love my spaghetti with anchovies and sundried tomatoes. It’s so delicious and flavourful. The other dish I really like here is the fried chicken drumlets. They may look miserable, but once you pop them into your mouth, oooh the experience is beyond orgasmic!

We woke up really late the day after our cruise and this became our first meal of the day. It was an especially satisfying one, to say the least!

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New Year’s Eve Cruise

March 21, 2012 by Regina Chow No Comments

Our New Year’s Eve was spent on a cruise along the Chao Praya river, away from the flashy partying crowd. In light of the recent floods, we also figured that it’s probably safer for us to be on water rather than on land. LOL!

I loved the cozy ambiance on board. The warm glow of the tea lights complemented the dazzling brightly-lit buildings that dotted the riverbanks. While the gentle breeze wafted the wonderful sound of music to our ears, our eyes were treated to the magnificent view of Bangkok by night.

Our stomachs were a little disappointed in comparison, for the buffet spread provided was less than satisfactory, but the lovely company of JW and Karen more than made up for that!

Before long, it was time for the countdown! We took out our party props in anticipation of what was to come. At the stroke of midnight, loud cheers and confetti filled the air, followed by a gorgeous display of fireworks in the skies above!

The beautiful fireworks lighted up the skies with colourful splashes of red, gold, green and blue! What a sight to behold!

As the fireworks came to an end, the dance floor came alive with oldies from the 1960s and 70s, a huge contrast from the clubs across the river where techno tunes blasted from the speakers. I found it quite hilarious as we seemed a little out of place surrounded in a sea of uncles and aunties, but you know what they say, oldies are goodies and music transcends all boundaries!

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Summer Brights – Sale Post (Everything at S$26 each!)

July 21, 2011 by Regina Chow No Comments
First of all, here’s a big thank you to all of you who have supported my earlier sale posts!

I finally managed to photograph the other items that I brought back from my recent Bangkok trip.

Sorry to have kept you ladies waiting for so long! To make it up to you, I’ve prepared a special sale post for you.

In this post, you will see not 1…. not 2…. but a total of 3 items for sale!

The best part is, they’re all going at S$26 each!

What better way than to start the weekend right? 🙂

1) Vintage Candy Stripes – SOLD – and

2) Green High Waist Shorts – AVAILABLE –

Vintage Candy Stripes is a lovely casual top made of polyester. I like how it goes well with practically anything. You can tuck it into a pair of shorts, like the Green High Waist Shorts here, which is made of very good quality thick cotton material (comes with a side zip and side pockets too).

Price & Measurements
Vintage Candy Stripes Top: S$26 (Width 21.5″, Length 25″) – SOLD –
Green High Waist Shorts: S$26 (Width 13″, Length 12″)

I was attracted to this pair of shorts because I first saw a similar pair at Zara retailing at a much higher price. The workmanship is of top-notch quality. Absolutely no regrets.

You can also tuck the top out for a more laid-back weekend look.


3) Canary Breeze – SOLD –

Canary Breeze is another top that goes well with the Green High Waist Shorts and is in line with the Colour Blocking trend.

It is made of soft, slightly sheer chiffon material and comes in a cheerful yellow hue. The front of the top can also be tied loosely (as shown below) or tied into a bow depending on your preference.

Price & Measurements
S$26 (Width 13″ Length 24″)

I especially love how the top flows, bringing out the softness of your silhouette.


The unique shoulder straps only serve to enhance the femininity of the female form. Gorgeous isn’t it?


I love all the items here and couldn’t resist keeping one of each for myself!

As usual, there is only one of each for sale to ensure exclusivity.

If you’re interested in any of the above items, do drop me an e-mail at regina.chow@gmail.com to place your orders!

International shipping is possible but the shipping cost will have to be borne by the buyer. 🙂

Please note that I will not be responsible for any loss of items via normal mail postage. All goods sold are non-refundable.

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Bangkok: Street Life

July 15, 2011 by Regina Chow 2 Comments
The streets of Bangkok are always bustling with life and colour. It is common to see street vendors everywhere peddling various types of exotic food as well as makeshift stalls selling lottery tickets. The way of life here is so different but its beauty lies in its simplicity.


When it comes to colour, pink is perhaps the most dominant hue in this city. There are pink taxis, pink buses, pink ATM machines, pink banks. As I walked down the streets, I would wonder if I was actually in Barbie’s home town (if such a place even exists!).


As we were there just before the elections took place, election posters lined every street and alley, adding a new dimension to the cityscape. It was an interesting sight to behold because instead of highlighting the representatives of the respective political parties, most of the posters featured babies or even animals such as dogs, pandas, buffaloes, monkeys and tigers!

These posters kept us entertained whenever we were stuck in traffic jams. What can I say? Creativity certainly runs in their blood!
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Bangkok: Shopping at Jatuchak (Chatuchak) Market

July 14, 2011 by Regina Chow 3 Comments
Jatuchak Market, otherwise commonly known as Chatuchak among Singaporeans, is the most famous weekend market in Bangkok.

Renowned for its wide selection and variety of merchandise, you can find practically anything under the sun at Jatuchak, ranging from ornaments, pets, household items to apparel.

Here’s a cute candle-holder in the style of Cinderella’s carriage that I bought to decorate my home:


What I particularly like about Jatuchak is that you are able to find exclusive, one-of-a-kind apparel designed by Bangkok’s up and coming designers. Platinum mall may be the place to go for wholesale apparel, but if you are looking for unique designs and decorative items, Jatuchak tops the charts for me.

The only grouse I have is that it can be extremely hot and humid to shop here, especially during the summer months, but the weather certainly didn’t pose as a deterrent to the hoards of tourists visiting the popular weekend market.


One important tip for shopping here – get hold of the map because it is so easy to get lost! And for all you shopaholics, if you see anything that catches your fancy here, please just buy it immediately before you lose your way and end up disappointed.

Having gotten you all excited about shopping, I know you must be wondering where on earth I’m hiding the rest of the items that I promised to sell! I’m still sorting out some of my clothes from Bangkok for sale, so do bear with me! They’ll be up soon!

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Bangkok: It’s Happened To Be A Closet

July 13, 2011 by Regina Chow 1 Comment
I have a habit of visiting interesting cafes both locally and overseas. It’s Happened To Be A Closet (grammatically incorrect, I know) was the second cafe we visited in Bangkok, again at the recommendation of my good friend, Lyndie.

Before I even entered the quaint little shop at Siam Square, the mid-20th century furniture strategically placed right outside the shopfront had already caught my eye. I absolutely love beautiful furniture, especially furniture reminiscent of yesteryear. The fine craftsmanship is unrivaled and the geometric shapes are beyond enchanting.

It’s Happened To Be A Closet (I have to admit the grammar made me cringe a little) really resembles a closet bursting with clothes. One wouldn’t expect to find a cafe here as it is safely tucked away in an inconspicuous corner on the 2nd floor of this fashion store.


This treasure trove has an intriguing mesh of curiosities, cheerful gerberas , funny looking toys (check out Pinocchio on the shelf!), mis-matched furniture and clothes. We felt like kids, marveling at interesting artifacts in every nook and corner. Honestly, this cafe evokes such a warm, cozy feeling, you almost feel like a guest in a friend’s home.

Somehow, cafes that are linked to fashion labels or stores never do disappoint when it comes to food, especially if they serve Italian cuisine. I still can’t get over how pasta tastes so much better in Bangkok vis-à-vis Singapore or even Italy for that matter. Perhaps Thai spices were added?


We loved the eclectic interior decor so much that we took photos of practically everything in the cafe. There we were, scouting for the perfect angles and clicking away on our cameras.


Even the washroom was not spared. I was so enthralled by it because the entrance looks just like a closet!


Finally, here are our parting shots:


This toy motorcycle reminds me of a toy that I had when I was in primary school. It brings back fond memories as I used to ride all over the house on a similar motorcycle.


Address:
It’s Happened To Be A Closet

266/3 Siam Square Soi 3

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Bangkok: Vertigo and Moon Bar@Banyan Tree

July 12, 2011 by Regina Chow 2 Comments
If you are looking for a restaurant or bar with a mesmerizing view to chill out, Vertigo and Moon Bar is the place to go. Perched 61 floors atop Banyan Tree Bangkok, the open air lounge here is the perfect spot for admiring the captivating cityscape of Bangkok by night.

Forgive me for the blurred landscape shots though. I didn’t use flash because if I did, I wouldn’t have been able to capture the dazzling city lights in its original glory. The winds are pretty strong too, so if you go there without a tripod, this is what you’ll end up with!


Still, the landscape looks glorious. Don’t you agree? 🙂

It was absolutely divine, enjoying a glass of moscato in the company of good old friends, facing a panoramic view of the city and feeling the wind ruffle your hair (and erm.. dress too when you stand up, so girls, beware!). What I also liked about this place was the immaculate service, delivered with utmost sincerity and a warm smile.

To me, this was an out-of-this-world experience (in case you were wondering, it’s not because of the apparition in the collage below! LOL) and definitely the highlight of our trip.


I would certainly recommend this place to anyone visiting Bangkok.

Address:
Banyan Tree Bangkok
21/100 South Sathon Road
Sathon, Bangkok 10120
Thailand
Tel: +66 2 679 1200
Fax: +66 2 679 1199
E-mail: bangkok@banyantree.com

However, do take note of the strict dress code here – closed toe shoes and long trousers for the gentlemen and definitely no shorts for either gender.

In the event that you do turn up in shorts, t-shirt and slippers, fret not, for the restaurant cum bar provides patrons with a change of clothes too.

Now, that’s what I call service!

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