All posts tagged: Thai

11 Gallery, Sukhumvit Bangkok – Old World Thailand

If you are looking for a memorable dining experience in Bangkok, head to 11 Gallery in Sukhumvit. The moment you enter the restaurant, it is as though you have walked through the gateway to old world Thailand. The waitress, clad in traditional Thai clothing with the sabai (shoulder cloth) ushers you in. You have the choice of outdoor seating amongst greenery, or indoor... Read more →

Koko, Siam Square Bangkok – Lovely Flavors in Siam Square

Siam Square is an area that appeals to tourists and locals alike with its eclectic mix of shops and boutiques that sell local designer-label apparel. When it comes to chow time, aside from the big players like the Bangkok Hard Rock Café, you can also choose from small café-restaurants like Koko. Koko is a Thai eatery that caters to vegan palates, with a sprinkling... Read more →

Lerk Thai – And I’m Off to Thailand!

Happy 2009 everyone! I’ve been waiting a long while to say this: I’m finally going to Bangkok! By this time tomorrow I would be having a nice sumptuous dinner in the Land of Smiles, followed by some cheap drinks at a pub. This is a city I’m very fond of. It’s where I chose to make my first solo trip back in ‘04. And now, no amount of chaos... Read more →

Lerk Thai – Siamese Dreams

One of my all-time favorite vacation spots is Thailand, a country with a rich culture, friendly people and colorful cuisine. Even while in Singapore, I let myself indulge in Thai cuisine once in a while just to relive the fond memories. Recently I had the chance to enjoy some great and affordable food at Lerk Thai.The Lerk Thai restaurant that I patronised was the branch... Read more →

Lerk Thai – A Taste of Siam

I was craving for Thai food just the other day, and managed to get my fix at Lerk Thai in Bugis village. Out of all the Thai outlets I’ve eaten at, Lerk Thai seems to serve the most delicious food!Thai Coffee SGD2++Had me a cup of Thai coffee, which was a-okay. In my opinion, the best coffee is still the ones sold at neighborhood kopi tiam (coffee shop). (more…)  Read more →