TranslationRight! This is the round-up of places I’d been in Bangkok before I move on to reviewing the places in London. First up was the Minibar Royale, a very hip, “American diner’s” hangout kinda place for Bangkokian celebrities and socialites, serving up easy Western kinda food in a “hip” kinda way. Nothing too fancy or …
TranslationRight! The concept of the place – a restaurant with different types of water around the world amalgamating into an H2O list as opposed to a wine list – did spell out a big gimmick to me and I had, on one previous occasion, come across a restaurant with this sort of “water” list. My …
TranslationIt has almost been a year since I visited Kiin Kiin in Copenhagen, renowned for its molecular deconstruction of Thai classics, but at the time, the other place we went to during the trip – known to the world as Noma – totally outdid it. I particularly did not enjoy my meal at Kiin Kiin …
TranslationDemystifying the title, I’m blogging about the tuna belly. To be more specific, the o-toro at the new Honmono in Sathorn, Bangkok. In only a couple of years, Bangkokians saw one rather exclusive sushi haunt Honmona open branches, Central Chitlom and now the “grand” branch on Sathorn Road and I was left to wonder if …
TranslationI was just following the crowd, my high school best friends, to this unassuming eatery Nhong May in Hua Hin, the location of which was obscure. It was sort of just off Petchakrasem Road (Hua Hin’s main road). If you head for Bangkok, turn left – if you head for Hua Hin, turn right – …
TranslationMy bags were packed for Hua Hin, another of Thailand’s seaside resort towns and a hub for Bangkokian urbanites, but before leaving I did not forget to google for places to eat. And I picked restaurant Kroui Pah Heed next to the Fishermen’s Pier in Cha-Am – called Sa-Pan Plah in Thai – which Thai …