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Bracing breaths of Baltic Brovissimo
Special Publications, Published on 29/11/2019
» Having jangled the till at the Eastin Grande Hotel Sathorn’s poolside restaurant named after him, phase 2 of his Bangkok flirtation is a Michelin star-courting stand-alone passion project tucked inside Thonglor 9.
A touch of Chinese culinary mythology
Special Publications, Published on 17/08/2019
» Bangkok’s newest upscale Chinese eatery, riding high on the 19th floor of mid-Ploenchit’s ultra-swish, wai-shaped Rosewood Hotel, unfolds as a ravishing dreamscape of cultural and culinary virtuosity. The “new paradigm” design by AvroKO is a paragon of contemporary Art Deco while the F&B evidences uncanny reverence and artistry.
Up, up and away at Hishou
Special Publications, Published on 18/03/2019
» A new upscale Japanese resto has just arrived in Bangkok and true to the English translation of its name, Hishou is "flying" out of the blocks with appetizingly differentiated concepts, impeccable authenticity, and well-measured creativity.
Subterranean homesick food
Special Publications, Published on 26/10/2018
» You've got to hand it to those Singaporeans; they sure get what it means to be Asian these days. At least that's the sense you get at Element restaurant at Amara Bangkok.
The Great Beauty
Special Publications, Published on 04/08/2017
» That old saw "a feast for all the senses" actually carries weight down in the cool, dark Tuscan-Dickensian wine cellar that is Medici Kitchen & Bar.
The demure allure of Baan Khanitha
Special Publications, Published on 07/10/2016
» Bangkok isn't short of restaurants claiming to offer the most refined and authentic Thai food. But Baan Khanitha doesn't do that. Instead it lets its delectable dishes and tastefully curated ambiance speak for themselves.
Supa Gran's stellar recipes legacy
Special Publications, Published on 09/09/2016
» Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No: It's Supanniga Eating Room "By Khun Yai" aka maverick restauranteur Thanaruek ‘Eh' Laoraowirodge's deceased grandmother.
An imperial feast at Shang Palace
Special Publications, Published on 15/07/2016
» Entering the foyer of Shang Palace Restaurant at the Shangri-La Hotel (adjacent Taksin BTS -- Tel. 02 236 7777) you are greeted with chinoiserie straight out of a Bruce Lee film. The most outstanding features are a gilded Buddha and a classically styled Chinese calligraphy painting by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, translating to "living in the lost horizon," a nod to James Hilton’s 1933 novel "Lost Horizon", which contributed the term "shangri la" to the English lexicon.