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Chao Phraya Princess The Most Modern World-Class Cruiser Each deck has its unique qualities and design. Your dinner includes a wide selection of dishes ranging from Thai-styled to international foods, appetizers to main dishes to desserts served in a buffet fashion. While enjoying your dinner, our saxophonists and singers will soothe you with soft Pop and Jazz songs in the first hour of your journey. You will have the opportunity to take snapshots of the scenery, famous historical structures and religious monasteries such as the Royal Grand Palace Wat Pra Kaew, Wat Arun (The Temple of the Dawn), Bangkhunprom Palace, Kanlayanamitr Temple and the Rama 8 Bridge along both sides of the river bank. After your dinner, join our talented musicians with an entire hour of upbeat groovy songs for dancing. Welcome aboard to a two-hour journey on the extravagant Chao Phraya Princess Cruise. Experience a sensation of luxury and romance throughout your dinner night. Check in at the River City Pier Depart the River City Complex. We initiate your pleasant journey with the Thai “wai” greetings by our staff and a “welcome fruit mocktail.” Experience your first glimpse of Chao Phraya Princess’ romantic atmosphere as our saxophonist selects and plays a couple of classic jazz, soothing songs to start your wonderful night. Throughout your dining experience on board the Chao Phraya Princess Cruise, you will find yourself intrigued by the heritage sites and scenic attractions along both sides of the river. This is an ideal opportunity for you to take snapshots of Wat Arun- the Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace Wat Pra Kaew- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha. These lasting monuments reflect our ancient work of art and architecture, representing the various cultural origins that have been molded and refined into present-day Thailand. Enjoy your dinner under a cozy, candle-lit atmosphere accompanied with live music performed by our vocalist and saxophonist. Our live band are keen on creating a delightful two-in-one nighting experience y o u won’t forget: performing light, soothing pop and jazz songs as well as lively upbeat music to ensure our guests are having a romantic but fun time with us. Our chefs have delicately prepared an international buffet, serving you with a wide selection of dishes ranging from appetizers, to main course and desserts. Return to the River City Pier. Should you be interested, we will be happy to arrange exclusive private banquets, weddings or corporate events. For more information please call Tel:+66(2)860-3700 Fax:+66(2)860-1025 Email: [email protected] Or visit our website at www.chaophrayaprincess.com www.thaicruise.com

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Each deck has its unique qualities and design. Your dinner includes awide selection of dishes ranging from Thai-styled to international foods,appetizers to main dishes to desserts served in a buffet fashion. Whileenjoying your dinner, our saxophonists and singers will soothe you withsoft Pop and Jazz songs in the first hour of your journey. You will havethe opportunity to take snapshots of the scenery, famous historicalstructures and religious monasteries such as the Royal Grand Palace WatPra Kaew, Wat Arun (The Temple of the Dawn), Bangkhunprom Palace,Kanlayanamitr Temple and the Rama 8 Bridge along both sides of theriver bank. After your dinner, join our talented musicians with an entirehour of upbeat groovy songs for dancing.

Welcome aboard to a two-hour journey on the extravagant Chao PhrayaPrincess Cruise. Experience a sensation of luxury and romance throughoutyour dinner night.

Check in at the River City Pier

Depart the River City Complex. We initiate your pleasant journeywith the Thai “wai” greetings by our staff and a “welcome fruit mocktail.”Experience your first glimpse of Chao Phraya Princess’ romanticatmosphere as our saxophonist selects and plays a couple of classic jazz,soothing songs to start your wonderful night.

Throughout your dining experience on board the Chao Phraya PrincessCruise, you will find yourself intrigued by the heritage sites and scenicattractions along both sides of the river. This is an ideal opportunity foryou to take snapshots of Wat Arun- the Temple of Dawn and the GrandPalace Wat Pra Kaew- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha. These lastingmonuments reflect our ancient work of art and architecture, representingthe various cultural origins that have been molded and refined intopresent-day Thailand.

Enjoy your dinner under a cozy, candle-lit atmosphere accompaniedwith live music performed by our vocalist and saxophonist. Our liveband are keen on creating a delightful two-in-one nighting experiencey o uwon’t forget: performing light, soothing pop and jazz songs as well aslively upbeat music to ensure our guests are having a romantic but funtime with us. Our chefs have delicately prepared an international buffet,serving you with a wide selection of dishes ranging from appetizers,to main course and desserts.

Return to the River City Pier.

Should you be interested, we will be happy to arrangeexclusive private banquets, weddings or corporate events.For more information please callTel:+66(2)860-3700 Fax:+66(2)860-1025Email: [email protected] visit our website at www.chaophrayaprincess.comwww.thaicruise.com

When the evening spreads its dark wings across The sky,there can be few places a gourmel Would rather be, than in Casa Pascal!

Lf you want To impress someone, Come to Casa Pascal

Casa Pascal South Pattaya, 2 road, opposite Marriott, in front of Ruen Thai Restaurant

485/4 Moo 10, Second Road, Pattaya City, Chonburi Thailand Tel: 038-723 660 Fax: 038-723 659,Mobile: 05-9920482 E-mail: [email protected] www.restaurant-pattaya.com

Opening Hours We open daily for Lunch at 11:30 Dinner at 18:00 Sunday Brunch Buffet 10 am. (October-May)

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RestaurantsThink Thailand and you think of excellent Thai food; think

Thailand again but think this time of the world’s cuisine readilyavailable in most parts of urban Thailand.

There can be no doubt that Thai food has now conqueredthe world and is one of its most desired eating experiences andwhere better to sample Thai cuisine than in Thailand itself.

Westerners may be familiar with Thai food, because it seemsthat even the smallest of towns has at least one Thai restaurant.But until you have eaten Thai food in a Thai manner and haveit prepared with fresh and authentic ingredients then no onecan truly say they have tastes the delights of this country’sdiverse dishes.

Of course every one of Thailand’s major cities, towns andholiday destinations can boast more than their fare share ofexcellent Thai restaurants that specialised in everything fromsimple country cooking to Royal Thai Cuisine, or even justone type of food like Phad Thai or Som Tum.

Thai cuisine:

The Thai cuisine is known for its balance of fivefundamental flavors in each dish or the overall meal - hot(spicy), sour, sweet, salty and bitter (optional). Althoughpopularly considered as a single cuisine, Thai food is reallybetter described as four regional cuisines corresponding to thefour main regions of the country: Northern, Northeastern (orIsan), Central and Southern. Southern cuisine, for example,usually contains lots of heat from chillies while northeasterntends to include lime juice in the ingredients.

You won’t find it difficult to eat in Bangkok as Bangkokiansalways seem to be grazing if not in a full meal then on snacks.And all across the city you will find all kinds of outlets readyto feed the Thai and farang appetite. These range from theubiquitous road-side stalls to high cuisine outlets.

Perhaps the liveliest location to eat is on the famous KhaoSan Road, once the haunt of budget travellers and round-the-world back-packers Khao San has been gentrified of late,although you will still meet many colourful and young travellersfrom all over the world. But the area is becoming a bit of agourmet secret with interesting eateries catering to the widevariety of tastes and nationalities that congregate in this area.

The Silk Bar and Restaurant is a relative new-comer to thescene, it can be a lively place on times with its massive outsidescreen showing the best of European and Asian sport. Drinks

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are reasonably priced and the menu is broad and multi-purpose,you can choose from some Isan favourites like glass noodlesalad, papaya salad, tom yam goong, or Western familiarburgers and club sandwiches. Good value for money are theThai green and red salads.

Heading further down the road you will come across SunsetStreet an effervescent little cul-de-sac that epitomises the newKhao San, it is arty, colourful and vibrant. You will find itsnamesake the Sunset Street restaurant, the Sabai Bar and aStarbucks occupying a traditional and old Thai house, it haslive classical music. The Sunset Street is a welcome respitefrom the sometimes hectic pace of Khao San with many of thebuildings over a century old; this is the place to get away fromthe cubist concrete jungle.

The Sunset Street Restaurant has a menu that is similar tothe Silk Bar’s but just a little more ‘meat’ to it. You can choosefrom Western side of the menu from a list that includes Frenchonion soup, spaghetti Bolognese, pork chops and the like.Glancing down the Thai side you will notice a large choice ofsea food, but other Thai dishes are available as well.

Riverside:

Some of the best restaurants are to be found in Bangkok’stop class hotels and many of them have gained an internationalreputation for their fare.

Among the most famous of Bangkok’s restaurants is LeNormandie at the Oriental Hotel. The bywords at this restaurantare impeccable service, elegant ambience and exceptionalcellar. Situated in the Garden Wing of The Oriental, Bangkok,its full a la carte French menu specialises in exemplary seafoodand meat dishes, although there’s always an alternative but noless exquisite set menu, both at lunchtime and dinner.

If you want to stay firmly with your feet in the Western cuisine camp you can’t do betterthan another new-comer to Khao San and that is Oh My Cod. The name leaves little to theimagination because Britain’s favourite dish is available using local snapper or traditional NorthSea Cod. The deep fried and battered fish invariably accompanied by thick cut chips (Frenchfries to most of the rest of the world) and a generous serving of delicious mushy peas, a delicacythat you either like or loath. Be a proper Brit and wash it down with a bottle of beer, but in thiscase try Beer Lao, a refreshing brew that sets the heart of any true beer lover racing. Otherbeers are available too. Thai food is also available at a very reasonable price.

Phra Nakorn Bar is purely Thai sits demurely on the other side of Khao San being discreteon Thanon Rathadamnoen, look for the Siam City Bank and you will not miss it. Located in aconverted town house it has four floors of which the top is an open air roof terrace where youcan chat and eat in peace. The menu is fabulous with delights like deep fried het-hommushrooms, and papaya salad with fresh shrimps both great starters. Try the black bandedTrvally and the Gaeng Som.

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As the name suggests the cuisine is Italian and authentic atthat. Order an antipasto all’ Italiana for two and what you getis a large platter of cold salami, bologna, ham and other coldcuts, graced by slices of a milky, mild mozzarella caprese,roasted bell peppers, grilled eggplant, olives and otherassortments. A treat and almost a meal in itself, the Salmoneallo champagne is a dish that will satisfy the discerning anddemanding tastes of the ancient Roman Gods; it is heavenly.

But the sweet menu excels with the crowning glory goingto the tiramisu drenched with espresso topped with mascarponeand dusted with fresh cocoa. A wide selection of wine is alsoavailable.

Again this is not a budget breaking dining experience ataround 3000 baht for two.

Harmonique on Charoenkrung Soi 34 is a charming Thairestaurant in a charmingly converted Thai house that hascharacter pouring from every joist and joint. Besides the indoordining area there are small open air areas that are pure Thaiallure.

The cheerful staff and the warm atmosphere make you wantto linger a little longer over dinner and drinks. The food is

Models, actors, celebrities and the great and good of Thaihigh society are often to be seen amongst the diners. Butbeware there is a strict dress code here, no short sleeved shirts,short trousers, or sandals, and in the evening you are morelikely to get in wearing a dinner jacket.

Of course this superb hotel has other dining options too,Lord Jim’s, named after Joseph Conrad’s character, and therestaurant serves great sea food dishes, and is renowned for itssushi and sashimi dishes. For a different dining experience,one that puts you under the stars and next to the river try theRiverside or Verandah both offer excellent food at reasonableprices.

Angelini’s at the Shangri-La is an Italian restaurant withviews of the hotel’s garden and the Chao Phraya River. It is agrand restaurant offering both fine dining and less fussyoptions. Its Il mercato del pesce is a selection of shellfish andseafood fresh from the market presented on ice. The tuna andavocado tartare and the marinated salmon with antipastifollowed by pasta or risotto is not to be missed. But if you domiss it try the grilled Phuket lobster with in season vegetablesa treat for eye and palate.

Even though it is a busy restaurant at both lunch time andin the evening the staff maintain a level of service that isprofessional without being overwhelming or too personal.

Giorgio’s is a bright, spacious modern room with brick wallspierced by windows giving views of the Chao Phraya River.The relatively unadorned restaurant falls into the category ofsimple minimalist chic.

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deliciously Thai and as hot or as mild as you want it to be.Despite the small number of staff each one is attentive andcertainly keep a watchful eye on your needs. A decent mealhere will cost about 1,500 baht.

The Gallery Caf� is an independent restaurant on SoiCaptain Bush, just off New Road. The atmosphere is brightand open that creates a very pleasant dining experience.Additional and unusual extras are the availability of Thaimassage at an upstairs salon and the Thai crafts shopincorporated into the restaurant.

The menu is extensive and again concentrates on excellentquality sea food and Thai curries. As you would expect theservice is efficient and unobtrusive.

A meal for two will not set you back more than 1000 baht.There are many more excellent independent and hotel based

restaurants on the banks of the Chao Phraya a couple morewith sampling are Trader Vic’s at the Bangkok Marriot Resortand Spa this South Pacific themed eatery serves French cuisinein a surrounding of wooden tiki, tropical paintings, voodooicons and all that is reminiscent of South Pacific Island life.

The wonderfully located Supatra River House on Soi WatRakhang overlooks the wildly picturesque Grand Palace itserves Thai food al fresco or in air conditioned comfort. Itoffers a unique dining experience with its excellent views ofRatanakasin. The service is efficient and fast.

Silom area:

Anna’s Caf� is a bit of a Bangkok institution with branchesin most areas of the city, but the first was in Soi Sala Deangjust off busy Silom. It is located in a very big converted housewith a nice small garden in the front full of palms and treesthat are gracefully illuminated at night.

Anna’s Caf� in Sala Deang is a lunch time favourite of themany office workers in the area. At night it is the haunt of thetrendy and the young. It spacious interior is divided into smalldining areas and the walls decorated with fascinatingphotographs of old Bangkok.

The unprepossessing Banana House is tucked away at theside of the Duangthip Building just a few steps from Silom’sSoi 4, you have to look for it or you may miss it. With littlelavish decoration this first floor restaurant has been servingdiners for over 20 years now. The menu is basic Thai cookingwith a few western dishes to add variety. Here you will findmany old favourites like chicken fried in pandanus leavessaut�ed kana vegetables with salted fish. Fried fish makes alarge part of the menu here and the Fried snakehead fish and

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Thai herbs has a deep-fried whole fish smothered under aflavourful dressing and a garden’s worth of mint, shallots andother herbs. The western dishes are tailored to appeal to localtastes so it is best to stick to the Thai food. Certainly the dessertmenu is full of favourites like candied egg bananas with coconutcream and the traditional mango and sticky rice.

If you like to have a glass of wine with your meal then youare out of luck as the banana House does not serve alcohol butyou are allowed to bring your own.

Caf� de Laos on Silom Soi 19 is in a charming woodenhouse with wall interesting wall hangings and antique lightfixtures giving a nice homely feel to the place. Garden diningis possible around a fish pond.

As you would expect the food is definitely influenced byLaos, Isaan and north-eastern cuisine. Their version of somtam poo nim with the spice papaya salad is definitely worthtrying. Unless you ask the grilled beef to the well done itcomes just a little pink, but this is sliced and laid alongside afiery Isaan sauce, fiery it might be but the taste is pure heaven.Choosing from the vast menu is made easier by pictures of thedishes alongside their names.

The service is professional and personalised it is easy todiscuss your particular wants with the knowledgeable staff.

Eat Me in Soi Pipat 2 is just off Convent Road serves aninternational cuisine the ground floor has a small gallery thathosts rotating art shows. Walking through the gallery will takeyou to the first floor dining area where the choice of indoorsor al fresco dining is yours. The cuisine is best described asAustralian/Pacific rim.

The main courses are also very pleasingly presented with awide variety of shellfish and seafood items. Specialities includespicy chicken with lemongrass and couscous, and medium-rare duck liver with caramelised cassis onion tartlet. The fivelettuce side salad compliment the main dish perfectly. Thedessert of choice is their delicious fresh fruit salad.

The service is professional and friendly, new comers are aswell treated as many of their old regulars.

The Silom area is packed with restaurants that offer finedining at reasonable prices in addition to those mentioned theNaj Restaurant is in another converted wooden Thai house, itis in a little side-soi off Convent Road and opposite the BNHHospital. The food is traditionally Thai and as a service to itswestern clients it flags the more spicy dishes. The food isequaled by the level of attention given by the waiting staff allof whom unobtrusively observe and anticipate your needs.They genuinely want to make your meal one to remember.

There is nothing to match the stunning views of the Siroccoan open-to-the-skies restaurant on the 63rd floor of the StateTower. The menu is international with the ingredients being

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regularly flown in from Europe and Australia; this is a diningexperience you will never forget. Something else that will beunforgettable is the wine list that includes a 1990 ChateauPetrus at over 130,000 baht a bottle. If your wallet groans atthis price tag other more reasonably priced wines are available.

Another roof top eating venue is the Vertigo at the BanyanTree Hotel, a similar menu and experience awaits theadventurous diner, and for many the Vertigo is a less pressured,more relaxed eating experience. The staff and service at theVertigo are professional and attentive to the extreme, thiscombined with an in depth knowledge of their internationalmenu and wine list provides a truly memorable experience.

If you are staying in this area then the D’Sens at the DusitThani Hotel provides authentic French cuisine in almost palatialsurroundings. As you would expect from the staff of a fivestar hotel the service is excellent, polite and attentive.

Around the corner on Soi Sala Daeng is Zanotti’s Italianrestaurant this with Scoozi’s are almost becoming a Bangkokeating institutions.

Sukhumvit:

Sukhumvit Road is one of Bangkok’s main roads and abusy commercial and entertainment district so you wouldexpect this area to be thronged with restaurants and eateriesand you would not be wrong. Some of Bangkok’s finest andbest known restaurants are to be found along this road.

A Garden serves a European cuisine and is anotherrestaurant located in a charming converted house, diners havethe choice of air-conditioned contemporary comfort or aromantic al fresco setting. The food is European inspired butwith a touch of Thai artistry to give a special and differenttaste. There is a good wine list and the service is friendly butnot over familiar, efficient but not obtrusive and best of all thestaff are knowledgeable.

A L’Etage on Sukhumvit Soi 39 is Located in a smallcomplex of shops and eating places, shaded by trees and plants,that gives this restaurant a Parisian feel enhanced by itscomfortable seating and chic decor. The food is of course,French.

Most of the food products are imported from Europe orAustralia and are freshly prepared daily. As a starter try thefoie gras du chef, pan-fried and served with cranberry sauce,this mouth-watering morsel is not to be missed. For the maincourse braised rabbit with risotto and pumpkin puree is unusualand delicious, and pan-fried monk fish on a plinth of cabbageis also a good choice. Vegetarians are not forgotten either, try

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Modapesce brings something different to Bangkok it is anItalian seafood restaurant on Soi 53. It is located in a huge,airy and contemporary house painted in crisp white with largewindows providing views of the huge terrace, garden and pond.Upstairs is a small dining room for private parties. The greaterpart menu is fish and seafood based dishes. Fish is a popularalternative for health-conscious people these days althoughseveral non-seafood items are also available.

The wine list is understandably dominated by Italianvintages and start at 1200 baht a bottle. The staff are attentiveto the needs of their clients.

Rosabieng on Soi 11 occupies a beautiful house withspacious grounds near the end of the soi. Its name means “traindining car” and the railway theme starts out front, with aconverted train car serving as a bar. The house is well decoratedwith a miniature train running through a Swiss village inside aglass showcase.

The restaurant serves authentic Thai cuisine the menuoffering an intriguing combination of fine dining and home-cooked food haut coutured for that special occasion. A goodexample is tom yum nuea toon; braised beef commonly eatenwith noodles is spiced up with local herbs and lime juice tomake a fragrant and flavourful soup.

There is a small selection of both red and white wine atmoderate prices. The service is fast and efficient provided bystaff who know when to step in and when to leave.

The above is just a very short selection of the eating choicesavailable in only three of Bangkok’s busy tourist and businessareas. There are other excellent dining experiences to be hadin the many four and five star hotels and in other parts of

the grilled goat cheese on a bed of baby green salad along withits raspberry dressing is guaranteed to pep up those taste budsand is an excellent introduction to French tastes.

The menu has a recommended wine for each course so thereis no need to fret about choosing the right wine. The staff arewarm and hospitable and attentive. The L’Etage is not cheapbut for around 2,500 baht a person the quality and experienceis beyond compare.

Bourbon Street is Bangkok’s first Cajun/Creole restaurant.It is redolent of a New Orleans dining experience with its simplewooden tables and rattan woven chairs. The wine list is NewWorld. The service is polite and prompt.

Crepes and Co on Soi 22 has quickly become a bit of aBangkok institution it is delightfully located in a house set in agarden. The cuisine is Mediterranean in inspiration and crepe-based by design. The wine list is fairly extensive with thecheapest bottle at under 1000 baht. The staff are young, politeand eager to serve.

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Bangkok like Sathorn Road, the Old City, Siam area, China Town and Nonthaburi to name justa very few.

It is not possible to experience the complete range of cuisines and dining experience thatBangkok has to offer but it is certainly a great ambition to try as many as you can. After all finedining, even at Bangkok’s famed and expensive venues will not break the bank or stress thecredit card.

Cooking schools:

The phenomenal popularity of Thai cuisine is gaining inpopularity year by year and in the West eating at a Thairestaurant may be a very expensive venture, so what betterthan cooking your own Thai food in your own kitchen, for thatyou will need to take a cooking course.

Finding a cooking course in Bangkok and Thailand’s othermajor cities is increasingly easy. Many of Bangkok’s besthotels provide short courses on Thai cooking the courses rangefrom watch and learn with demonstrations and talks to hands-on selection of ingredients to preparation to presenting the finalmeal. What ever course you want you will find it.

Three of the longest established are to be found at theOriental Hotel, the Dusit Thani Hotel and the Landmark Hotel.

The famed Oriental Hotel on the banks of the Chao PhrayaRiver conducts four day look and learn courses at its sala acrossthe river from the hotel. The courses are conducted in Englishby Thai and Western chefs.

The Dusit Thani’s Benjarong Royal Thai Cuisine is one ofthe most sophisticated restaurants in Bangkok. Located in thefive star Dusit Thani Hotel, right in the centre of the city. Thecourse runs for twelve weeks on every Saturday morning from9.30 to 12.30. Recipes are drawn from the restaurant’s menuand include snacks and appetisers, soup and salad, main dishesand desserts. Benjarong Cooking Class offers a very hand-onexperience, and the instruction emphasizes practicality andinventiveness.

The Landmark Hotel’s Nipa Restaurant also offers a 7-daycourse that is designed to teach beginners all the basics of Thaicooking and enable them to prepare curries, soups, salads andother dishes that make up a Thai meal. The restaurant’s chefs’lecture on ingredients and recipes, and then let studentsparticipate in the cooking and tasting.

Other courses can be had at the Amari Airport andBoulevard Hotels, Arnoma Hotel, Bangkok Mariott and Spa,Century Park, Indra Regent, Montien, Grand Hyatt Erawan,Shangri-la, and the Sheriton Grande Sukhumvit, amongstothers.

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directoryAmerican

BOURBON ST RESTAURANT & BARAddress : Washington Square Sukhumvit Soi 22Tel. : 02-259-0328/9Open : daily 7am - midnight

DON GIOVANNI RESTAURANTAddress : Sofi tel Central Plaza BangkokTel. : 02-541-1234Open : Daily for lunch and dinner except Sunday

HAMILTON’S STEAK HOUSEAddress : The Dusit Thani Hotel, 946 Rama IV RoadTel. : 236-0450-9

HARVEY’SAddress : Thong Lo 9, Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-662-9911 ??Open : daily 11am - 2pm and 6 - 11pm

HOLY PIZZAAddress : 442 Siam Square Soi 7Tel. : 02-654-6373Open : Daily 11am - midnight

NEW YORK STEAKHOUSEAddress : JW Marriott Hotel, Phloenchit RoadTel. : 02-656-7700Open : daily 6 - 11pm

PIZZERIA LIMONCELLOAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 11Tel. : 02-651-0707Open : for lunch 11:30 am - 2 pm and dinner 6pm midnight, Openclosed on Mondays

RONNY’S NEW YORK PIZZAAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 4, opposite BrunswickTel. : 02 255-2626Open : Mon-Thu 11am - 11pm, Fri-Sat 11am - mid night, Sun 5 - 11pm

TEXAS STEAKAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 39Tel. : 02-662-5637Open : daily 11am - midnight

THE GARAGEAddress : 2nd fl oor, All Seasons Place Retail Centre Wireless RoadTel. : 02-685-3626Open : 11am - 10pm Mon-Fri, noon - 10pm Sat-Sun

THE REFLEXIONSAddress : Hotel Plaza Athenee BangkokTel. : 02-650-8800Open : for lunch and dinner

BUFFETESPRESSO RESTAURANTAddress : InterContinental Bangkok Hotel Phloen Chit RoadTel. : 02-656-0444 ext 6430Open : Oct 7-19, lunch and dinner

PARICHART COURTAddress : The Regent Bangkok, Ratchadamri RoadTel. : 02-251-6127 ext 1231Open : Sundays from 11:30 am to 3 pm

ROYAL ORCHID SHERATON HOTELAddress : Ground Floor Royal Orchid Sheraton Bangkok Captain Bush LaneTel. : 02-266-0123Open : daily 6am - 11pm

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL BANGKOKAddress : Shangri-La Hotel BangkokTel. : 02-236-7777Open : daily serving buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner; a la carte menu as well as Sunday brunch

SPASSOAddress : Grand Hyatt Erawan Ratchaprasong intersectionTel. : 02-254-1234Open : for lunch noon-2:30pm and dinner 6-10:30pm Sunday brunch noo- 3pm

CAFES BAAN PHRA ARTHIT COFFEE & MOREAddress : 102/1 Phra Arthit RoadTel. : 280-7878-9Open : 10:30am - 10pm

LUCA’S RESTAURANT & WINE BARAddress : All Seasons Place, M-Thai Tower Unit 2A, Wireless RoadTel. : 02-654-1188Open : daily, lunch 11:30am - 2:30pm, dinner 6 - 10:30pm All-day serving at lounge/ wine bar

RETRO LIVE CAFEAddress : Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Ratchadaphisek RoadTel. : 02-229-3399Open : daily 11am - 1am

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RestaurantsTERRAZZA RESTAURANT & BARAddress : Lobby Hall 2, Impact Exhibition Centre - Muang Thong Thani - Chaeng Watthana RoadTel. : 02-504-5074Open : daily 11am to midnight

THE COURTYARDAddress : Soi Tonson, Phloen ChitTel. : 02-259-0328/9Open : daily 6am to 11pm

TRADER VIC’SAddress : Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa Charoen Nakhon RoadTel. : 02-476-0022Open : daily 6 - 10:30pm

TUNGBUCK CAFEAddress : 198 Soi Phi Phat 2 Narathiwat- Rajanakarin RoadTel. : 02-636-6387Open : daily 10am- 10:30pm

VERTIGO GRILL AND BARAddress : 61st Floor, Banyan Tree Bangkok Sathon Tai RoadTel. : 02-679-1200Open : Restaurant opens 6:30 - 10:30pm, Moon Bar from 5pm-1am

CHINA HOUSEAddress : Oriental Hotel, Oriental Lane, off Charoen Krung RoadTel. : 02-659-9000Open : daily for lunch and dinner

CHINA GATEAddress : 8/30 Vibhavadi-Rangsit RoadTel. : 02-511-0859Open : daily 11am - 2:30pm and 5 - 10pm

CHINE CHINEAddress : Chine Chine, 2nd fl oor, J Avenue, Thong Lo 15, Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-712-6541Open : 11am - 2:30pm and 6:30 - 10:30pm

DALIANAddress : Dalian Restaurant, 10/3 Sukhumvit Soi 40Tel. : 02-713-5288Open : daily 10:30am - 11pm

DRAGON EXPRESSAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 55 between soi 17 and 19Tel. : 02-712-9006Open : daily 24 hours

HOKKI (WIWAT POCHANA)Address : 1789 Chula Soi 34 (across from the Pathumwan Police Station)Tel. : 214-2439, 214-1416Open : 12:00pm - 9:00pm

HONG KONG NOODLES/KUAY TIO RUEA KHUEN BOKEAddress : Siam Square Soi 10Tel. :Open : Hong Kong Noodles, 10:00am - 10:00pm Kuay Tio Ruea Khuen Boke, 8:00am - 9:30pm

HONG KONG SHA SIUAddress : Hong Kong Sha Siu, 178 Narathiwat Ratchanakarin RoadTel. : 02-636-7071Open : daily 10:30am - 11pm.

HONG TEH RESTAURANTAddress : 171 Sukhumvit Road, The Ambassador Hotel, fi rst fl oorTel. : 02-254-0444Open : 11am - 2pm, 6pm -10:30pm

INTERMEZZO Address : 35 Jerm Jompon Road., Sriracha, Chonburi 20110Tel : (66 38) 314 100, 771 354Fax : (66 38) 314 111, 771 338E-mail : [email protected]

KIEW NIEW LINGAddress : Silom Road near Narathiwat Ratchanakarin intersectionTel. :Open : 11am - 10pm

KRUA KRUNGTHEPAddress : 160 Phaya Thai Road, RatchathewiTel. : 02-612-9233Open :

LIN FA RESTAURANTAddress : Siam City Hotel 477 Si Ayutthaya RoadTel. : 02-247-0123Open : 11:30am - 2pm, 6pm -10pm

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directoryMEI JIANGAddress : The Peninsula BangkokTel. : 02-861-2888Open : Lunch and dinner

MIT GO YUANAddress : Tanao RoadTel. : 224-1194Open : Mon - Fri, 11:00am - 10:00pm, Sat - Sun, 4:00pm - 10:00pm

ROSELAMOONAddress : 165/5-6 Sukhumvit Soi 21 (Asoke)Tel. : 02-258-3406Open : daily 11am - 2pm, 6 - 10pm

SAI PAURAddress : Ground fl oor, Vanich 2 Building, New Phetchaburi RoadTel. : 02-251-7728Open : daily 11am - 2:30pm and 5 - 10pm

SOHOAddress : Ground fl oor, Q House Lumpini, Sathorn Tai RoadTel. : 02-677-7148Open : daily 10am - 10pm

SOMBOON CHINESEAddress : 711-17 Banthat Thong RoadTel. : 02-216-9041/2Open : daily 4 - 11pm

SOMBOON SEAFOODRESTAURANTAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 103Tel. : 02-746-6850Open : 4pm - 11:30 pm

SUAN KULARBAddress : 162 Soi Ari Samphan 30 Rama 6 RoadTel. : 02-617-0425Open : daily 11am - 2pm and 4:30 - 11pm Monday to Friday; 11am - 11pm Saturday and Sunday

SUAN LUM SEAFOODAddress : Suan Lum Night Bazaar, Rama IV RoadTel. : 02-251-2277Open : daily 11am - 2pm and 5 - 11pm

TEA HOUSEAddress : Sheraton Grande Laguna PhuketTel. : 076-324-101Open : Asian spa breakfast 7-11am and dinner from 6-10:30pm

THE FISHERMAN SEAFOODRESTAURANTAddress : Lobby Hall 8, Impact Exhibition Centre, Muang Thong ThaniTel. : 02-504-5200Open : Open daily 11am-11pm

THONG LEEAddress : 64/3 Sukhumvit Soi 20Tel. : 02-258-1983Open : daily 9am - 8pm Closed every third Sunday of the month

TONG LAI SUN RESTAURANTAddress : 2/52 Sukhumvit Soi 41Tel. : 02-259-0765Open : daily 11am - 10pm

TOP MENUAddress : 34/1 Soi Lang Suan, Phloen Chit RoadTel. : 02-251-1438Open : daily 11am-10pm

YONG LEEAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 15Tel. : 02-251-5262Open : 11:30am - 8:30pm

CONTINENTALBOTANICA BUFFET AND GRILLAddress : Indra Regent Hotel,Ratchaprarob RoadTel. : 208-0022/33, ext 344Open : Lunch and dinner

CIRCLEAddress : 20/27-29 Soi Ruam RudeeTel. : 650-8047Open : 11:30am - 2:00pm, 6:00pm - 11:30pm

LE BENJARONG RESTAURANTAddress : The Royal Wing and Spa, Royal Cliff Beach Resort PattayaTel. : 038-250-421Open : 6:30am - 10: 30pm

TRADER VIC’S RESTAURANTAddress : Bangkok Marriott Resort and Spa Charoen Nakhon RoadTel. : 02-476-0022Open : 6pm - 1am

VERTIGO RESTAURANTAddress : Banyan Tree BangkokHotel, Sathorn Tai RoadTel. : 02-285-0040Open : 5:30pm to midnight

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RestaurantsUropean

KRUA KHUN KHOAddress : Soi Suwansawas, Rama 4 RoadTel. : 01-818-4397Open : 11am - 2pm, 6pm - midnight

MEDITTERANEOAddress : Somerset Suwan Park View, Soi Tonson off Ploenchit RoadTel. : 02-658-5678Open : daily 6am - 11pm

RATCHADA EUROPEANRESTAURANTAddress : The Emerald Hotel, Ratchadaphisek RoadTel. : 02-276-4567Open : Power Lunch menu available daily

SENSES RESTAURANTAddress : Gaysorn shopping centre, 1st fl oor Ratchaprasong intersectionTel. : 02-656-1071Open : daily 10am to 9pm

THE CUPAddress : 3rd fl oor, Lake Ratchada offi ce complex, Ratchadaphisek RoadTel. : 02-264-0247Open : daily except Sunday, 10:30am - 6pm

VEGETARIAN COTTAGEAddress : 41/19 Vibhavadi Soi 16, (Chokechai Ruam Mit Yaek 7)Tel. : 02-691-5083Open : daily 11.30am to 2.30pm and 5.30 to 9.30pm

ZEIST EUROPEAN CUISINEAddress : Zeist European Cuisine, 40/25 Ekamai 12, Sukhumvit Soi 63Tel. : 02-391-9946Open : daily except Monday, 11:30am - 2.30pm and 5:30 - 10pm

French

AUBERGINE RESTAURANT Address : 71/1 Sala Daeng Soi 1/1, Silom, BangrakTel. : 02-234-2226Fax. : 02-234 2225E-mail : [email protected]

D’SENS FRENCH RESTAURANTAddress : Dusit Thani HotelTel. : 02-236-9999 ext 2499Open : Lunch and dinner Mon- Sat Closed on Sun

INDIGOAddress : Soi Convent, SilomTel. : 02-235-3268Open : 6pm - 2am, last orders 11:30pm

LE MOULIN DE SOMMAIRESTAURANTAddress : Soi Langsuan, LumpiniTel. : 02-251-3058Open : Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner

LE NORMANDIEAddress : The Oriental HotelTel. : 236-0400Open : Noon - 2:30pm, 7:00pm - 10:30pm

LE PRE GRILLAddress : 73/2 Lang Suan Soi 4Tel. : 02-253-5919Open : daily except Sunday forlunch and dinner

LE VENDOMEAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-662-0530Open : daily for lunch, tea on the terrace, and dinner

MES AMISAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 55, subsoi 5Tel. : 02-260-6445Open : daily for lunch and dinner

MEZZA CUISINEAddress : Maxx Hotel, Rama 9RoadTel. : 248-0011Open : 11:30am - 2:30pm,6pm - 10pm

Greek

ATHENA RESTAURANTAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 63Tel. : 02-392-7644Open : 11 am-midnight

OLIVE KEBAB & CAFEAddress : 2nd Floor, CRC Tower, All Seasons Place, Witthayu RoadTel. : 02-685-3989Open : daily 11am - 9pm

HELTH FOOD GLOWAddress : 27 Sathon Tai RoadTel. : 02-625-3366Open : 6:30am - 10:30pm

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directoryMARIO-ORGANIC FOOD AND BEVERAGESAddress : 913-917 Silom RoadTel. : 234-0440, 267-9866Open : 7:00am - 10:30pm

RIMRAYA RESTAURANTAddress : The Twin Towers HotelTel. : 02-216-9555Open : 11:30am - 10pm

THE THIRD FLOORAddress : 3rd fl oor, Verasu Building, Witthayu RoadTel. : 02-254-8101-8 ext 3600Open : daily, 10am - 7pm

Indian

BAWARCHIAddress : Suan Lum Night Bazaar Rama 4 RoadTel. : 02-251-6920Open : daily noon - 3pm and 6 - 11pm

INDUSAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 26Tel. : 02-258-4900Open : daily, lunch 11:30am - 2:30pm, dinner 6 -11pm

INDIAN HUTAddress : Indian Hut Restaurant, Suriwongse Road, opposite Manohra HotelTel. : 02-635-7876-7Open : daily 11am -11pm

PLANET BOLLYWOODAddress : Soi Attakarnprasit (Sathon Soi 1)Tel. : 02 677 6249Open : 11am - 11pm

RANG MAHAL INDIANRESTAURANTAddress : Rembrandt Hotel, Sukhumvit Soi 18Tel. : 02-261-7100Open : for lunch and dinner

Tandoor Indian RestaurantAddress : Holiday Inn Silom Bangkok, Silom RoadTel. : 02-238-4300Open : for lunch and dinner

INTERNATIONALA GARDENAddress : 64 Sukhumvit Soi 51Tel. : 02-260-4992Open : daily 10am - 2pm and 6 - 11pm Monday-Friday, 10am - 11pm Saturday and Sunday

ANOTHER HOUNDAddress : First Floor, Siam Paragon shopping centreTel. : 02-129-4409Open : daily 11am - 9pm

BAAN PUENGCHOMAddress : Soi Juajit, off Phahon Yothin Soi 7 (Soi Aree)Tel. : 02-279-4204Open : daily noon - 10pm

BACCHUS WINE BAR &RESTAURANT LOUNGEAddress : 20/6-7 Soi Ruam RudiTel. : 02-650-8986Open : daily 11am - 2:30pm, 5pm - 1am

BELLA LUNAAddress : Phahol Place, Phahon Yothin Soi 47Tel. : 02-942-7365Open : daily 10am - 11pm

BLUE SPICEAddress : Center Point Condominium, Sukhumvit Soi 55, opposite Soi 9Tel. : 02-365-8300Open : daily from 6am - 10:30pm

CHAPTER 31Address : 20/4 Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-261-2055Open : daily except Tuesday, 11am - 10pm

CHARLEY BROWN’SAddress : Charley Brown’s, 1/23 Sukhumvit Soi 11Tel. : 02-652-2215Open : Tue-Sun, from 5:30pm - midnight

CONTRAZIAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 11Tel. : 02-245-5995Open : daily noon - 3pm and 6 - 11pm

DISTILAddress : State Tower, 64th fl oor, Silom RoadTel. : 02-624-9555Open : Open for lunch and dinner

ENCHANT CAFE ANDRESTAURANTAddress : 2nd Floor, Gardengrove Suite Sukhumvit Soi 16Tel. : 02-663-3191Open : daily 9am-midnight

FOGO VIVOAddress : President Tower Arcade, Phloen Chit RoadTel. : 02-656-0384Open : daily 10:30am- 2:30pm and 6 - 10:30pm

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RestaurantsFOOD STOPAddress : Food Stop, 30 Sukhumvit Soi 26Tel. : 02-258-6831Open : daily except Monday, 11:30am - 10pm

GRILL‘N’ GRAVYAddress : fl oor, La Villa shopping centre, Phahon Yothin Road (opposite Soi Ari)Tel. : 02-613-0560Open : daily 11am - 10pm

GOURMET GALLERYAddress : Soi Promsri 1, Sukhumvit Soi 39Tel. : 02-260-0603Open : 11:30am - 2:30pm and 6-10:30pm

HIGH TEA @ RUERN BOOSSABAAddress : High Tea @ Ruern Boossaba 68/1 Soi Lang Suan, Chid LomTel. : 02-652-1244Open : 9am - 10pm

HOME COOKINGAddress : Home Cooking, Peninsula Plaza, third level, Ratchadamri RoadTel. : 02-252-3544Open : daily (except Sun) from 11am - 6pm

HOME WORK RESTAURANT AND CAFEAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-259-4845Open : daily except Monday 10:30am - 10pm

ICIAddress : 3rd fl oor, Metha Wattana Building, Sukhumvit Soi 19Tel. : 02-651-0371Open : daily except Tuesday,from 11am - 11pm

KOI RESTAURANT Address : 26 Sukhumvit 20, Sukhumvit Road, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110 ThailandTel : (66 2) 258 1590Fax : (66 2) 258 1080www.koirestaurantbkk.com

KUPPAAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-714-9517/8Open : daily 10am - 10pm 11:30am - 2:30pm 6 - 10:30pm

KUPU KUPU BARONGAddress : Ratchadaphisek Soi 42, Near Ratchayothin intersectionTel. : 02-930-0701/2Open : daily 11am - midnight

LANDMARK BANGKOK HOTELAddress : Landmark Bangkok Hotel Sukhumvit RoadTel. : 02-254-0404Open : daily 11:30am - 8pm

L’ESPACEAddress : Royal Palm Court, Main Floor, Siam Paragon mallTel. : 02-610-9840Open : daily 10am - 10pm

MEZZALUNAAddress : The Dome, 65th Floor, State Tower Silom RoadTel. : 02-624-9555Open : daily noon - 2:30pm, 6 - 11pm

MIXXAddress : Ground fl oor, Esplanade complex, Ratchadaphisek RoadTel. : 02-660-9295Open : daily 11am - 11pm

ORANGERYAddress : Fourth fl oor, Siam Paragon shopping mall, Rama I RoadTel. : 02-129-4548Open : daily 10am - 10pm

PRIME STEAKHOUSEAddress : 3rd fl oor Millennium Hilton Hotel, Charoen Nakhon RoadTel. : 02-442-2000Open : daily 6 - 11pm

PASTA AND CHOPSTICKSAddress : Euro Inn, Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-260-8728Open : 11am - 3pm and 5:30 - 10:30pm Monday-Friday 11am - 9:30pm Saturday and Sunday

PATUMMAT RESTAURANTAddress : Ground fl oor, Siam City Hotel, Si Ayutthaya RoadTel. : 02-247-0123Open : daily for lunch (buffet and a la carte) and dinner (a la carte only)

S.D. MOO KRATAAddress : Phrom Phong junction, New Phetchaburi RoadTel. : 01-612-6306Open : daily 4pm - 2am

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directorySAVOURY GASTROCAFEAddress : Ground fl oor, Siam Paragon shopping centreTel. : 02-129-4353/4Open : daily 11am - 11pm

SPRING DINING ROOMAddress : 199 Soi Promsri 2 (between Sukhumvit soi 39 and 49)Tel. : 02-392-2747Open : daily 11am - 2:30pm and 5:30 - 11pm

STEAK ONEAddress : 19/1 Sukhumvit Soi 4Tel. : 02-254-2502Open : daily 4pm - midnight

TESSAAddress : 20 Soi 23, Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-391-9743Open : Open daily except Mondays, Lunch: 11.30am-2pm, Tea: 3 - 5pm, Dinner: 6 -10pm

TO DIE FORAddress : H1 Place, Soi Thong LoTel. : 02-381-4714Open : daily 11:30am - midnight

WASABIAddress : 34 Sukhumvit Soi 11Tel. : 02-254-3662Open : daily 7pm - midnight

WHITE FLOWER(KRUA DOKMAI KHAO)Address : 678/4-7 Bamrung Muang Road, Pom Prab districtTel. : 02-225-2749Open : daily except Sundays, 10am - 10pm

Italian

NO.43 ITALIAN BISTRO Address : 43 Soi Langsuan, Ploenchit Road., Lumpini, Pathumwan, bangkok 10330Tel : 02-658-7444Fax : 02-658-7488-9E-mail : [email protected]

ALDO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANTAddress : 7th fl oor Ascott Sathorn (next to Robot building), Sathon Tai RoadTel. : 02-676-6969Open : daily for lunch and dinner

NO.43 ITALIAN BISTRO Address : 50,50/2 Beach Road., Paknam, Muang, Rayong 21000Tel : 038-619-025, 038-804-844Fax : 038-804-888, 038-619-019E-mail : [email protected]

BECCOFINOAddress : Beccofi no Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar, 146 Soi Thong LoTel. : 02-392-1881/2Open : daily 11:30am - 2:30pm, 6 - 11pm

BEL GUARDO WINE LOUNGE & ITALIAN RESTAURANTAddress : G-Floor, Siam Paragon mallTel. : 02-610-9382Open : daily from 11:30am -10pm

BELLA NAPOLI PIZZERIAAddress : Bella Napoli Pizzeria, 3 Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-259-0405Open : 11:30am - 2:30pm and 5:30 - 11:30pm Mon - Fri, 11:30am - 11:30pm Saturday and Sunday

BISCOTTI RESTAURANTAddress : The Regent Hotel, Ratchadamri RoadTel. : 02-255-5443Open : Noon to 2:30pm and 6pm to midnight

DA LALO RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIAAddress : Jasmine City, fi rst fl oor, Corner of Sukhumvit Soi 23Tel. : 02-260-9750Open : daily 11am - 11pm

DA GIGGETTOAddress : 1049/1 Dusita Condo minium Soi Nai Lert, Phloen Chit RoadTel. : 02-655-3551/2Open : Lunch 11am - 2:30pm, dinner 6 - 10:30pm

FUZIO (STYLISH ITALIAN CUISINE) Address : 99/99 Sukhumvit 63 Mini-Cooper-Bldg- 6th Floor, North- Klongton WattanaTel : 02-711-6999 www.fozio.comCuisine : Stylish Italian CuisineOpen : Open DailyLunch : 11:30 am. - 2:30 pm.Diner : 6:00 pm.- 10:30

ENOTECAAddress : 39 Sukhumvit Soi 27Tel. : 02-258-4386Open : 6pm - midnight

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RestaurantsGRAPPINO ITALIANRESTAURANT - ITALIANAddress : Amari Watergate HotelTel. : 02-653-9000 ext 370Open : for lunch and dinner

IL CIELOAddress : Dusit Thani Hotel, Rama 4 RoadTel. :Open : breakfast 6:30 - 10am Lunch 11:30am -2:30pm Dinner 6 -10:30pm

IVOLO TRATTORIA ITALIANAAddress : Thong Lo Soi 11, Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-382-1702Open : lunch and dinner (closed on Mondays)

LA CASAAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 12Tel. : 653-0604Open : Noon to midnight

LA GRITTA RESTAURANTAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 19Tel. : 02-255-7350Open : 6 am - 11pm

LA SCALAAddress : The Sukhothai Bangkok, Sathon Tai RoadTel. : 02-344-8888Open : daily for lunch and dinner

LA VILLA WINE LOUNGE &ITALIAN DININGAddress : 131 Sukhumvit, Soi 55, sub Soi 9Tel. : 02-712-9991Open : daily for lunch and dinner

LIDO PIZZERIA & ITALIANRESTAURANTAddress : 34/3 Soi Sri Bumphen, Rama 4 RoadTel. : 02-677-6351Open : daily noon - 11pm

MA BE BAAddress : 93 Lang Suan RoadTel. : 02-253-9426 or 02-254-9595Open : for lunch and dinner (closes at 1am)

MINIBAR ROYALE Address : 37/7 Citadines Bangkok Sukhumvit 23 Bangkok 10110Tel : 02-261-5533Fax : 02-261-5503www.minibarroyale.com

PASTA PAGODAAddress : Siam Paragon mall, ground fl oorTel. : 02-662-3015Open : daily 11am - 10pm

PIZZERIA L’OPERA & OPERA RISERVA 1983 WINETHEQUE 53Address : Sukhumvit Soi 39Tel. : 02-158-5602Open : 5:30 - 11pm (Pizzeria), 5:30pm - 2am (Winetheque)

SALA ROSSA ITALIANRESTAURANT & PIZZERIAAddress : Sala Daeng Soi 1, Silom RoadTel. : 02-234-5653Open : daily 11:30am-2:30pm; 5:30 - 10:30pm

SANREMOAddress : 253/2 Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-258-6919Open : Tue-Fri 7 - 11pm, Sat - Sun noon - 11pm

SCOOZIAddress : Ground fl oor, Sribumphen Condohome, 160 Soi SribumphenTel. : 240-2070, 240-2063Open : 11:30am - 2:30pm, 6:00pm - 9:00pm

TIRAMISU RESTAURANTAddress : Sathon Tai RoadTel. : 02-675-4203Open : daily, lunch 11am - 2pm, dinner 6 - 11pm, Sunday 11am - 11pm

UMBERTO PICCOLINIAddress : Dusit Thani Hotel, Rama 4 RoadTel. :Open : breakfast 6:30 - 10am Lunch 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner 6 -10:30pm

Japanese

AKIYOSHIAddress : 2nd fl oor, Taisin Square Building, Between Sukhumvit sois 67 and 69Tel. : 02-714-0791Open : daily 11:30am - 2pm and 5:30 - 10pm

AOIAddress : The Emporium, 4th fl oorTel. : 02-664-8590-2Open : Mon-Fri, 11:30am to 2pm and 5:30pm to 10:30 pm; weekends and holidays, 11:30am to 3pm and 5pm to 10:30pm.

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directoryBAAN NAKATANIAddress : 63 Sukhumvit Soi 11Tel. : 02-651-0550Open : daily 11:30am - 2pm and 5:30 - 10pm

CHIJUYAAddress : 2nd fl oor, Fifty - Fifth Plaza Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-392-1877Open : daily 11:30am-2:30pm and 5:30 - 9:30pm

DAIKOKUAddress : Soi Twin Towers Hotel, New Rama VI RoadTel. : 216-9509Open : 11:00am - 1:00amTel. : 02-656-0384Open : daily 10:30 am - 2:30 pm and 6-10:30 pm

GRILL TOKYOAddress : Ground fl oor, Siam ParagonTel. : 02-610-9487Open : 11:30am - 2pm and 5:30 -10pm (Mon - Fri), and 11:30am - 10pm (Sat and Sun)

HOU YUUAddress : 3rd fl oor, The Offi ces at Central World, Rama I RdTel. : 02-264-5347Open : daily 11:30am-2:30pm and 5:30-10pm

KAMONAddress : Siam City Hotel, Si Ayutthaya RoadTel. : 02-247-0123Open : 11:30am - 2: 30pm; 6 -10:30 pm

KAN RESTAURANTAddress : Ground fl oor, Mercury Tower, Phloenchit RoadTel. : 02-658-6066/7Open : 11:30am - 2: 30 pm, 6-10:30 pm

KURODAAddress : Royal City Avenue, Zone FTel. : 02-203-1551Open : daily 11:30am - 11pm

OOTOYAAddress : Ekamai Power Centre, Ekamai 6, Sukhumvit Soi 63Tel. : 02-714-8241Open : daily 11am - 11pm

RAMENTEIAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 33/1Tel. : 662-0050Open : 11:00am - Midnight

SONIE’SAddress : Playground Store, Sukhumvit Soi 55, third fl oorTel. : 02-381-9425Open : 11:30am - 10pm

SONIE’SAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 39,Tel. : 02 258 8336Open : 11am - 2:30pm and 5:30pm - 10pm, Tuesday-Sunday

TAKUMIAddress : Merchant Court Hotel, 2nd fl oor, Le Concorde Building, Ratchadaphisek RoadTel. : 694-2222Open : 12:00pm - 2:30pm, 6:00pm - 10:30pm

THE ORCHARD RESTAURANT Address : 14 Ramkamhaeng 42 Road, Bangkapi, Bangkok 10240Tel. : 02-374-5544Fax : 02-374-4490E-mail : [email protected]

THE ORCHARD RESTAURANT Address : 17/2, 17/3 Jerm Jompon Road, Sriracha, Chonburi 20110Tel. : 038-771-365, 326-530Fax : 038-325-680-1E-mail : [email protected]

UOMASAAddress : Nihonmura dining complex, Sukhumvit Soi 55, sub Soi 13Tel. : 02-392-6575Open : daily noon - 10pm

WO!!! BBQAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 31Tel. : 02-250-8887Open : 5:30-10pm

YAYOIAddress : Ground fl oor, Carrefour Rama IVTel. : 02-258-4214Open : daily 10am - 9:30pm

YUU YAKINIKUAddress : J Avenue, Thong Lo 13, Sukhumvit Soi 55Tel. : 02-712-9758Open : daily 11am - 2pm and 5 - 10pm

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RestaurantsKorean

CHIN CHOOAddress : Siam Square soi 11, (straight into the Scala Theater lane, near Do Re Me CD shop)Tel. : 02-658-4778Open : daily 11am-10pm

GABINAddress : 74 Sukhumvit Soi 26Tel. : 02-261-9290Open : daily 11am-11pm

HAN KOOK KWANAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 19 (behind Robinson Sukhumvit)Tel. : 02-253-5090Open : daily 11:30am - 3pm and 5pm – midnight

Laotian

BAN LAOSAddress : 49 Sukhumvit Soi 36Tel. : 258-6096Open : 11:00am - 11:00pm

Mediterranean

LE MARIN MEDITERRA-NEAN RESTAURANTAddress : 35/1 Jerm Jompon Road., Sriracha Chonburi 20110Tel : 038-314-288Fax : 038-314-300E-mail : [email protected]

PIRI-PIRI FLAMING CHICKENAddress : 5th fl oor, The Empo rium, 5th fl oor, The Mall Ngam Wong WanTel. : 02-664-8280Open : 11am - 9: 30pm

SIROCCOAddress : State Tower Bangkok, 63rd fl oor Silom RoadTel. : 02-624-9555Open : 6pm - 1am

TALISMANAddress : 68/2 Sukhumvit Soi 20Tel. : 258-8008-9Open : 6pm - 2am

THE MEDAddress : Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel, 7th fl oor Sukhumvit Soi 19Tel. : 02-651-1000 ext 6000Open : daily 10:30am - 10:30pm

Meddle Eastern

MOODY’S PLACEAddress : 4/2 Sukhumvit Road, Soi 5Tel. : 655-7910Open : until 11pm

Pubs

HUMPHREY’SAddress : The Tawana Bangkok Hotel, Surawong RoadTel. : 02-236-0361Open : daily 3pm - midnight

O’REILLY’S THAIRISH PUBAddress : Silom RoadTel. : 02-632-7515Open : 11am Tee Sud Isan InterAddress : 4/11-12 Soi Rangnam Off Phaya Thai RoadTel. : 02-245-3665Open : 10:30am-10pm to 2am

Seafood

BRIGHT AND BREEZYAddress : Refl ections Rooms in Bangkok Soi Ari, Phahon Yothin 7Tel. : 02-270-3340Open : daily from 11am - 1am

CASA PASCAL RESTAURANT Address : 485/4 Moo 10, Second Road., Pattaya City, Chonburi ThailandTel : 038-723-660, 085-992-0482Fax : 038-723-659E-mail : [email protected]

OB AROIAddress : 202 Lat Phrao Soi 94 Town in Town RoadTel. : 01-442-7504Open : daily 4 - 11pm

Spanish

RIOJA RESTAURANTAddress : 1025 Ploenchit RdTel. : 02 251 5761-2Open : Lunch and dinner 5am - 11pm

Steak House

CALIFORNIA STEAK Address : 4/3, 4/4 Surasak 2 Road., Sriracha, Chonburi 20110 ThailandTel : 038-771-390, 310-100Fax : 038-310-257E-mail : [email protected]

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directoryNIMMAN BAR & GRILL Address : 44 Nimmanhaemin Road., Soi 12 Suthep, Muang, Chiangmai 50200Tel : 053-222-111, 400-877Fax : 053-223-244E-mail : [email protected]

FIREPLACE GRILL STEAK HOUSEAddress : Le Meridien President HotelTel : 02-656-0444 ext 0410Open : For lunch Mon-Fri 11:30am -2:30pm and for dinner daily 6:30 – 10:30pm

PARK AVENUE STEAKHOUSEAddress : Mercury Building, Ploenchit Rd, opposite Central ChidlomTel. : 02-658-5880Open : daily 6 - 10:30pm

Halal Oasis International Halal Cuisine Address : 29 Sukhumvit Soi 3 (Nana Nua), Bangkok 10110Tel : 02-655-4999Fax : 02-655-4940, 655-4950E-mail : [email protected] www.zenith-hotel.com

Swiss

CHESAAddress : 5 Sukhumvit Soi 20Tel. : 261-6650Open : 11:00am - 11:00pm

FONDUE HOUSEAddress : Sukhumvit Road, opposite Wat Tat ThongTel. : 381-0109-10Open : 11:00am - 2pm, 6:00pm -11:00pm

Thai

ANNA’S CAFEAddress : Rama 4 branch, Soi Sala Daeng 1, Rama 4 RoadTel. : 02-633-9991/3Open : Monday to Saturday 11:30am - 10pm

BAAN CHAMNONGAddress : 37 Mahaset Road (off Surawong), Si PhrayaTel. : 02-234-1432Open : daily 12-2pm and 4-10pm

BAAN CHAI NAMAddress : 5 Moo 2, Wat Kai Tia, Bang Khunnon Road, Taling ChanTel. : 02-435-8749 or 02-881-4148Open : 11:30am to 11pm

BAAN KHANITHA & GALLERYAddress : 49 Soi Ruam Rudi 2, Wireless RoadTel. : 253-4638-9Open : 11:00am - 2:00pm, 6:00pm - 11:00pm

BAAN PAK KHLONGAddress : 21/1 Muu 4, Tambon Bang Luang, Amphoe Muang, Pathum ThaniTel. : 581-1401-2, 582-4922-3

CHOM SUAN - THAIAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 16Tel. : 02-663-2169Open : Monday - Saturday 9:30am - 3:30pm

BAAN PRACHACHUENAddress : 37 Prachachuen Soi 33, Prachachuen Road, Bang SueTel. : 02-585-1323Open : daily 11am-3pm

BAAN RIM PA Address : 233 Kalim Beach Road, Patong, Phuket 83150Tel : 076-340-789Fax : 076-342-460E-mail : [email protected]

BAI TONG RESTAURANTAddress : 2/23 Soi Ari 5 Phahon Yothin 7Tel. : 02-279-7692Open : 11am-2pm, 5pm-10pm

BANG RAKAddress : Ground fl oor, State Tower, Silom RoadTel. : 02-630-5990Open : daily except Sunday, 11am - midnight

BANN NAM KIENG DINRESTAURANTAddress : 60/1 Moo 12, Uthayan Road, Tawee Wattana district, PhutthamonthonTel. : 02-441-3837 Open : 5 - 10pm

BELL PEPPERAddress : Seri Villa behind Seri Center, Srinakarin RoadTel. : 398-8361Open : 5:00pm - Midnight

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RestaurantsCABBAGES AND CONDOMSPATTAYAAddress : South Pattaya, Chon BuriTel. : 038-250-556Open : 6am - 10pm

CAFE PANTIPAddress : Pantip Court Executive Residence, Sathon Tai Road, Soi 1Tel. : 02-285-0179Open : 6pm to 10pm

CHAOPHRAYA CRUISE Address : 490 Ratchadapisek Rd, Samsen-nork, Huaykwang, Bangkok 10320Tel. : 0-2541-5599 (Auto 20 lines)Fax : 0-2541-5064Email : [email protected]

COCA SUKI RESTAURANTAddress : 416/3-8 Henri Dunant Road Siam SquareTel. : 02-251-6337Open : daily 11am to 11pm

D-RIVERAddress : Charoen Nakhon Road, Soi 61 Thon BuriTel. : 02-877-8558Open : daily 10:30am - 11pm

DAO TAIAddress : 508/26 Phran Nok Road, Bangkok Noi 10700Tel. : 02-412-2385, 02-412-7259Open : 7am to 9pm

FAA MUIAddress : 587 Phrasumane RoadTel. : 02-282-1206Open : 5pm - 4am

GRAND PEARL CO., Address : 123-125 Soi Charoen nakorn 13, Klong- tonsai, Klogsan, Bangkok 10600Tel : 02-861-0255 # 201-204Fax : 02-861-0446E-mail : [email protected]

KAN EANG@PIER Address : 44/1 Viset Road., Moo 5, Rawai, Muang Phuket 83130Tel : 076-381-212, 083-173-1187Fax : 076-381-715E-mail : [email protected]

KOON LIN SHOP (DON HOUY HLOD) Address : 10/29 Mu. , Bangjakreng, Muang, Samutsongkram 75000Tel : 034-714-348, 714-569Fax : 034-713-779

KHRUA ROMMAIAddress : 16 Sukhumvit Soi 36Tel. : 661-2340Open : 11:00am - 10:00pm

KRUA APSORNAddress : Samsen Road (between Wat Rachathiwat and the National Library)Tel. : 02-241-8528Open : daily 10:30am-7:30pm, closed Sundays

KUAY TIEW RUEA KHLONGKHUD MAHASAWATAddress : 160/1 Muu 2, Amphoe Bang Kruay, NonthaburiTel. : 02-985-1899, 01-495-6874, 01-836-9242Open : Monday to Saturday, 8am to 1pm

M.L.TERB ROYAL THAI CUISINEAddress : Kaset-Navamin RoadTel. : 02-946-1180-1Open : 11:00am - 10:00pm

MAEYANANGAddress : The Oriental HotelTel. : 659-9000 ext. 3133Open : Boat leaves at 7pm and returns at 10pm, daily except Monday

MAHA NAGAAddress : Sukhumvit Soi 29Tel. : 02-662-3060Open : 11:30am - 2:30pm and 5pm - 1am

MANOHRAAddress : Bangkok Marriott Resort & SpaTel. : 476-0022 ext. 1416Open : Departs at 7:30pm and returns at 10pm.

MEE KROB JEEN LEEAddress : Talat Phlu pier, Thoet Thai Road, Thon BuriTel. : 02-466-9170Open : daily 10am - 10pm

MONKEY SHOCK 3Address : 116 Narathiwat Ratchanakarin RoadTel. : 287-0957Open : 5pm to midnight

NAI SOWAddress : 3/1 Maitreejit Road Pom Prap districtTel. : 02-222-1539Open : Open daily 11am - 2pm and 5 - 9pm

PANWA HOUSE Address : 27 Moo 8, Sakdidej Rd., Cape panwa, PhuketTel : 076-391-123-5Fax : 076-391-177E-mail : [email protected] www.capegroup.com

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