Bangkok Recommendations

Located near Asok, Honey Loves to Cook is a great spot for hard cookies with chocolate-based flavors. They're described as a higher-end version of Subway cookies, with a crispy outside and chewy inside.

Charlie Browns Mexicano is a Mexican restaurant between Sukhumvit Soi 17 and 19 in Bangkok. They offer half-priced Margaritas on Tuesdays, at THB 115 all evening, and their tacos are also pretty good.

One Ratchada Restaurant at the Avani Ratchada Bangkok Hotel offers a Christmas Eve Dinner and Christmas Day Lunch buffet. For Christmas Eve Dinner, expect a spread that includes roast turkey, honey-glazed ham, roast beef, an oyster bar, seafood on ice, and a BBQ, all for 1,550 THB net per adult and 580 THB net per child (6-12 years). If you want to add free-flow beer and wine with soft drinks, it's an extra 900 THB net.

Try Aromkwan for a unique 'eat with your hands' barbecue experience. The chef combines flavors from his Thai/Malaysian/Indian background with a love for smoking and serves the food on massive banana leaves in the middle of the table.

Restaurants & CafésBangson 1w ago •Nathan E

Garlic in Bangson serves a comfort food crab omelette that's worth a visit. It's a classic, homey dish that's been a staple for locals, including the person who recommended it.

McDonald's is offering a spicy chicken burger that reminded one of Texas Chicken's burgers. It's a decent replacement for the spicy cheesy sauce and wraps that Texas Chicken fans are missing.

Check out Bourbon Street Restaurant for authentic New Orleans style food! They have a great Thanksgiving menu, but it's worth visiting even if you're too early for that.

Restaurants & Cafésnot stated 2w ago •Nathan E

Somtum Nong Rejoice is the spot for som tam and grilled chicken, proper neighborhood joint, cheap, and always full of locals. Walk the Wang Lang market stalls across the river for curry rice and fresh roti.

Go to Almaz in the Soi Arab area for a good alternative to doner kebabs. This place is highly recommended for its delicious sharwama. It's located in the Soi Arab area, and you can also try other options like Shawarma Corner, Al Hussains, and Mahmoud.

Jay Fai is a Michelin-starred restaurant serving traditional Thai street food. It's a must-visit for anyone who wants to try authentic and delicious Thai dishes. It's a small restaurant with a limited number of seats, but the food is worth the wait. In fact, some reviewers have mentioned that the wait can be up to an hour, but it's a great opportunity to try some of the local street food stalls in the area.

For those in search of an unadulterated dairy experience, our raw milk offers an authentic taste, untouched and unprocessed. It's directly sourced from the verdant landscapes cultivated by Thai farmers.

Khao San Road Döner is a spot where you can find a proper German-style Döner Kebap with actual crispy bread and legendary garlic sauce. While it may be challenging to compete with dozens of Middle Eastern run places and Thai-run shops selling similar doners, if the food is good, it can still generate money.

Som Tam Jay So is a great place for authentic Thai cuisine, specifically mentioning their papaya salad as a must-try. Unfortunately, no specific address or hours of operation are provided, but this recommendation is based on the poster's personal experience and high praise for the restaurant.

Kitchen Chef's is a local favorite in Bangkok, located in Pracha Uthit 45, near Bang Mod, in front of the university. The food is not expensive, making it a great option for those looking for affordable dining options in the city.

Support your local roti uncle/auntie, as they make delicious banana roti on the spot. There are numerous roti street vendors in Bangkok, but they're all good as long as they're made fresh.