Thai standards, such as tom yam kung, or more unusual Chinese-influenced dishes, such as satu lin, a stew of... More on CNN Go http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/eating-tour-bangkoks-dinsor-road-441594
Come time for a sweet snack, there’s no place more famous on Dinsor Road -- or indeed Bangkok -- than Mont. READ MORE: http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/eating-tour-bangkoks-dinsor-road-441594
A Bangkok institution that remains evocative of a time when going out to eat was a special occasion. More on CNN Go: http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/eating-tour-bangkoks-dinsor-road-441594
Thai Foods. Nice place to visit, very special full with condom decoration, good ambience, n free CONDOM. :)
This maker of crispy mussel/oyster pancakes is one of the best in the city. More on CNN Go: http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/bangkok-street-food-historic-bang-raks-10-best-eats-279325
The best rice congee with all the trimmings in this area for over 50 years. More on CNN Go: http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/bangkok-street-food-historic-bang-raks-10-best-eats-279325
Located in a small Thai-Chinese style house. The menu hasn't changed much over the years but new dishes are added often enough to keep things interesting.
Vietnamese menu features favourites such as a goi ca salad of aromatic herbs and shredded pork, chao tom shrimp sticks and ga sa gung, chicken curry with caramelized ginger. Price: B250–1200
The food is good, authentic, mid-priced Thai (mostly B100–200). A special occasion ambience, but without the pretension or high prices of its better known competitors.
Don't be discouraged by the poor signage and sketchy alleyway, or punny name, this place is great! Clean, fine dining, authentic half price of the shangri-la hotel & tourist friendly!
Consistently rated as one of the best hotel restaurants in Bangkok and a favourite with locals, serving outstanding traditional and contemporary Thai food.
