I received a letter from a netizen asking for information about dining in downtown Bangkok. My own little opinion, I came to Bangkok to enjoy Thai food. Friends who are traveling on their own for the first time may wish to arrange a visit to the food court of a department store. There are many cheap but good food here. Taste restaurants, several classic Thai restaurants will also set up stores in department stores, so you don’t have to worry about the first time you go to Thailand, the problem of unaccustomed food, or diarrhea...There are many Thai-style restaurants in Taiwan, but I am getting more and more mouth-watering. I still love the authentic Thai delicacy. It is both sour and spicy. With the unique flavor of lemongrass, lemon and other spices, it’s no wonder everyone comes to Bangkok. Reward yourself with a delicious meal.
Two trips to Bangkok in 2010. Located in the Central World department store diagonally opposite the Erawan Buddha in Bangkok, the spacious dining environment is the advantage of Central World. We often travel with two or three families, and we even bring baby strollers. Let everyone eat their favorite food. There are various themed restaurants here. Even if the family wants to eat Japanese, fast food, Italian and other dishes, they have everything. Of course, like me, people who are obsessed with Thai cuisine are also brave. Find a room and walk in!
I have selected a few gourmet restaurants on the 5th to 7th floors. Menus are displayed outside the restaurants. You can decide which restaurants are suitable for you according to your budget. Most of them are fairly cheap, with delicious tastes. Then I will share the past. This consumer – Phan-Khom Contemporary Thai Cuisine. It is located on the 7th floor. The overall decoration is made of wood with various colored lights. The most distinctive feature is the wooden window sill. The glass introduces light and makes the restaurant feel brighter.The green plants in the store serve as a partition between one area and one area. I think if you add more plants here, it will be a more comfortable dining environment.
The meals we ordered included Tom Yum Koong (Tom Yum Koong; Thai-style seafood hot and sour soup), spring rolls, fried chicken, satay, etc. A family of eight (six large and two small) had a very enjoyable meal. A cup of lemon juice, Thai milk tea, Thai lemon tea, almost ~ the greatest enjoyment of life! Phan-Khom Contemporary Thai Cuisine has basic Thai dishes, supplemented by some improved Vietnamese and Malaysian dishes, so friends who love Southeast Asian food, I believe they can have a full meal here. The price of a meal is about 1,800 yuan. At that time, the consumption amount was around XNUMX, which is provided for your reference.
In addition, if you have children with you, you can ask the service staff which meals are not spicy, they are very enthusiastic!The dishes I photographed are not spicy, except for Tom Yum Pho. The refreshing taste can make them accustomed to Thai cuisine. Ask them if they are delicious... They all say they are delicious.Huh~
▲ Arriving in Bangkok in the afternoon, there is relatively no crowds in the store to consume and dine, so that I can shoot like this. ^^b
▲ So is he!
▲ The restaurant here has an English menu, and photos will be attached for you to choose easily!
▲Sour lemon juice, I like it!
◎Phan-Khom Contemporary Thai Cuisine
– Address: 999/9 Rama I Road, Patumwan, Bangkok (Central world 7th floor)
-MRT: BTS Chit Lom Station (Chit Lom), after exiting the station, walk along the sky bridge for 5-7 minutes
– Business hours: 10:00~21:00
– URL:www.centralworld.co.th
