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Nan Bei is on the 19th floor of the Rosewood Hotel (which makes it a bit tricky to find. It’s best accessed via the BTS skywalk). Nan Bei offers a very extensive selection of Chinese dishes (separated into south and north dishes with various meat, seafood, and dim sum). We came for the Peking Duck. … Read more

Bold is also a Michelin-App recommendation. However, I’ve been too stupid to find it ever since, even though it’s actually quite easy. It’s also located in the basement of the Central Embassy; you just have to choose the right exit. Bold offers a very wide selection of authentic Thai dishes and is actually even better … Read more

A mini ice cream parlor, since only one or two people can fit inside. There are several in Bangkok, but for me, Phloen Chit is the closest 😊. The Guss Damn is so small that you almost miss it. There are always about 10 flavors to choose from, and they change constantly. The ice cream … Read more

I found Tummy Yummy again via Google. The restaurant is located on a quiet side street. It also has an outdoor area, which in retrospect I would have preferred, as the air conditioning was set quite low. The ambiance is simple and chic. The menu includes a suitable picture for each dish. I ordered another … Read more

And yet another Japanese restaurant, Katsura. Katsura is somewhat tucked away in the back courtyard. It’s known for its kontaksu (breaded pork cutlet, but not really comparable to a Wiener schnitzel). That was also on my bucket list. Oh yes, the restaurant also offers sushi, which I also ordered as a starter, a macaron salad. … Read more

Kisu Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant, although not a sushi restaurant. Instead, it offers a variety of grilled or fried dishes. You can imagine it like Spanish tapas. I ordered the salmon and avocado salad, fried vegetables (could have been onions), squid, gyoza, and another type of grilled sardine. The only dish that was lacking … Read more