Food

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

The 78 is actually a hotel restaurant, which isn’t usually my cup of tea, as they usually only serve ‘toned-down’ (Franang-style) Thai food. But since it was also a recommendation from the Michelin app, I decided to give it a try. It was strange that I was actually the only customer. I ordered the spicy … Read more

Polo Fried Chicken was once again recommended by the Michelin Guide. Judging by the awards on the walls, they’ve probably held that status for a while. The restaurant itself is rather unassuming. They serve either fried chicken or fish. They also serve various papaya salads and vegetables. I opted for half a chicken and a … Read more

It was time for something new again: Kodungkhao. The restaurant is somewhat tucked away in the back corner. I’ve already been to various restaurants on the street. The decor is rather spartan and probably designed for a quick lunch. There are plenty of individual seats at a long counter. Orders are placed via slips of … Read more