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Food & Drink Bangkok
German chef David Morell keeps his cuisine close to the culinary guideline of Pier 59, of modern seafood creations with a twist of fusion. Very much a fish restaurant, it does offer a few meat and v...
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Elegant and popular with local office types for group parties. Some interesting cross cultural combinations like rack of lamb with chilli sauce, tuna with lime and lemongrass vinaigrette in addition t...
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Elegant and popular with local office types for group parties. Some interesting cross cultural combinations like rack of lamb with chilli sauce, tuna with lime and lemongrass vinaigrette in addition t...
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The menu includes a variety of Mediterranean dishes, but the emphasis is on Greek food. Homemade dips such as tzatziki and hummus are delicious, while lamb souvlaki is very satisfying with its two con...
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Lobster bisque and New England clam chowder are among the appetisers and salads that overall are excellent. Steakhouse salad is a mixture of roasted artichokes, kalamata olives and shaved parmesan wit...
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Naj serves stylish Thai cuisine adapted for foreign tastes, but not to the extent that it loses its essential qualities. A selection of starters includes toong tong (money bags), mee krob (crispy nood...
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This friendly newcomer features generous portions of fresh food from an eclectic menu. Originally a self-styled Mongolian BBQ where chefs prepare a variety of meat, seafood, vegetables and noodles sel...
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MoMo offers inexpensive food to tourists and shoppers, and has no pretensions to haute cuisine. Starters are not as successful as the main courses: soft-shell crab salad come as overcooked beignets of...
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With Hong Kong chef Jackie Ho at the helm, Mei Jiang bills itself as Cantonese, although a small selection of the dishes follow Shanghai or Sichuan styles. The four set dinner menus offer an easy rout...
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Here is Thai fusion fare at its best. The dishes on offer are clearly the fruit of the chef's creativity and hard work, exemplified by marinated lamb satay wrapped in pandanus leaves and placed over a...
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