Bangkok

I also found Baan via Google (I expanded my search radius). Thanks to Google, you can find it, as it’s located in a side courtyard at the very back and barely visible from the street. The restaurant itself is a wooden building, which is traditionally Thai. You then go up the stairs. Here you have … Read more

The Inter is located near SIAM Square. The area behind SIAM has changed a lot; since my first visit, there were still cars driving around. Today, it’s a pedestrian street with lots of shops. The Inter has two entrances, but you only get a seat at one of them. The Inter was completely full (although … Read more

So, now for the actual NA. This time there was no problem with space. The NA offers a variety of soups that you can combine in a variety of ways. You can choose the meat (pork, beef, chicken…), the noodles (rice, egg, wide, thick…), and various additional garnishes, as well as dry or with broth. … Read more

We actually wanted to go to Na, but it was full. As we stood there thinking about it, a waitress from Na came over and said that imm was the same, so we went here. Ordering was a bit difficult; the selection was huge, but most things were no longer available (soups, mackerel, etc.). So … Read more

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