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Sundays at the pen
Special Publications, Published on 20/11/2015
» It might sound a bit ominous spending Sunday at The Pen. So just to clear things up, The Peninsula Bangkok is a luxurious hotel with a world class spa, swimming pool, F&B and rooms.
In Sein Sunday Brunch
Special Publications, Published on 30/10/2015
» When it comes to romantic dinners and gourmet blow outs, French cuisine takes some beating. But it’s not always easy to find a French restaurant that’s both authentic and relatively economical.
2015 Thailand’s top graduate employers
Special Publications, Published on 07/09/2015
» Thailand’s Top Graduate Employers (TTGE) was first conducted in 2004. TTGE 2015 is the 5th time the survey has been conducted. The highlight is Thailand’s most reputable companies classified by industry and type of businesses. The main objective of the survey is to benchmark Thailand’s most recognized companies as perceived by new hires and professional audiences. The Employers of Choice survey demonstrated the most preferred firms among career seekers.
Meet the new brunch
Special Publications, Published on 17/07/2015
» The more things have changed at the hotel formerly known as Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok, the more they’ve stayed the same, now that it proudly bears the name of Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel – or got better as its well-drilled interface is duty-bound to assert.
Wolff's rules
Special Publications, Published on 05/06/2015
» When at Wolff’s Jazz Bar & Restaurant run by local Wanna and old Wimbledonian Malcolm Schaverien, aka Bangkok Rules best-seller author Harlan Wolff (sic), simply enjoy the eclectic mix of live and recorded jazz, speakeasy ambience, well-stocked bar and some of the finest Cajun-Creole cuisine East of Orleans.
Satellite buffet delights
Special Publications, Published on 22/05/2015
» Remember all that talk about a new commercial corridor emerging along Ratchadapisek? Well, it’s emerged.
The little big bar
Special Publications, Published on 22/05/2015
» As Small’s proprietor David Jacobsen points out, Bangkok is a big city and as such offers scope for bars like his that appeal to educated imbibers unpersuaded by the usual night-life enticements.