Help with name of restaurant in Bangkok
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Help with name of restaurant in Bangkok
Just befleft NYC there was a post about a restaurant in BKK with a tasting menu. I hought I would take my hosts there, but don't know where I saved it.
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This was specifically mentioned on the Forum. Don't remember if it was Brad or Michael who wrote about it. I think it was a post about really fine dining in BKK. Of course my brain is like a sieve.
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If it's Bo Lan then: http://www.bolan.co.th/
I think Carol also mentioned that Brad had suggested a French restaurant. I think its "Indigo" or something like that?
I think Carol also mentioned that Brad had suggested a French restaurant. I think its "Indigo" or something like that?
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If it's Indigo then the address is 6 Soi Convent and the tel is 02 2353268. No website but here's a link to a review page with pictures - lots of snail dishes as well!
http://th.88db.com/Food-Beverage/Restaurant/ad-50874/
http://th.88db.com/Food-Beverage/Restaurant/ad-50874/
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Nope but my brother ate there last week. He said the food was pretty good but too expensive and the cooking time was too long. Apparently, in keeping with the restaurant's philosophy, everything must be freshly made including all the curry paste and other ingredients. Took over 45 minutes for the first dish to appear! Reserve early as it's quite popular at the moment.
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Hanuman - Really? it was on my list to do in Dec, does your brother think its worth a visit?? and how early is early should i be reserving now for a Dec res?
I am looking for somewhere with a great atmosphere, lovely setting and great Thai food or course (i am NOT mentioning the authentic word....)
I am looking for somewhere with a great atmosphere, lovely setting and great Thai food or course (i am NOT mentioning the authentic word....)
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Smeagol,
It's relatively new and therefor is quite full at the moment. People are trying it out but those that have tried it says the food take too long as the chef insist on using to mortar to grind everything from scratch. Food wise they, including my brother, have said that the food was good but the taste was not exceptional. Atmosphere wise it should be nice but I didn't really ask about that aspect.
Will try and pop in for lunch one day!
It's relatively new and therefor is quite full at the moment. People are trying it out but those that have tried it says the food take too long as the chef insist on using to mortar to grind everything from scratch. Food wise they, including my brother, have said that the food was good but the taste was not exceptional. Atmosphere wise it should be nice but I didn't really ask about that aspect.
Will try and pop in for lunch one day!
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Wow a lot of interest in Bo Lan. I have asked my brother and some other friends who ate there and they all said the food was good with very Western presentation and price. I cannot really comment more unless I've eaten there.
Here's a YouTube review of the restaurant but I suggest you skip the comical start of the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ1zU7vugG8
Here's a YouTube review of the restaurant but I suggest you skip the comical start of the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ1zU7vugG8
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Oh, btw, Bo-Lan was discussed in the Thai Airways Sawasdee magazine. Could not tell if it was "westernized," mang, but they have an 11 course dinner for something like 1500 baht?? I hope we get to try it.