Mexican food in Bangkok?
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If you are used to having good Mexican Food, then Senor Pico's won't be good for you. The Thai's don't do Mexican well. I've heard Charlie Brown's is the best in BKK, but haven't tried it. I generally avoid Mexican food in Asia unless I make it myself.
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It's NOT fancy, but I just tried Sunrise Tacos a few weeks ago, and it's pretty good. It's run by an American and has quite good burritos, although the rice and beans weren't to my taste.
The restaurant is located in a little strip mall next to Times Square on Sukhumvit Road. That's across from the Robinsons and just a few steps down from the Sheraton Grande, at the Asoke Skytrain station. There are TWO shops in this one place - a take-away stand and a small dining room.
Charlie Brown's used to be good, but I haven't tried them since they changed owners and moved.
The restaurant is located in a little strip mall next to Times Square on Sukhumvit Road. That's across from the Robinsons and just a few steps down from the Sheraton Grande, at the Asoke Skytrain station. There are TWO shops in this one place - a take-away stand and a small dining room.
Charlie Brown's used to be good, but I haven't tried them since they changed owners and moved.
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My friend Maeng's restaurant has decent Mexican food. It is called "The Little Kitchen." It is on the ground floor of Sukhumvit Suites on soi 13.
If "Coyote" on soi Convent is still open, the food is not too bad.
If You are used to good Mexican food from Southwestern USA, you will be disappointed with Mexican food in Asia.
If "Coyote" on soi Convent is still open, the food is not too bad.
If You are used to good Mexican food from Southwestern USA, you will be disappointed with Mexican food in Asia.
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senor pico is good but quite expensive....its in the rembrandt hotel around soi 18 sukhumvit rd....
italian is much better in bkk.....L'Opera is good on soi 39??, sukhumvit rd....biscotti is fabulous in the four seasons hotel....
crepes and co on soi 16?? sukhumvit rd is also fantastic for variety...
italian is much better in bkk.....L'Opera is good on soi 39??, sukhumvit rd....biscotti is fabulous in the four seasons hotel....
crepes and co on soi 16?? sukhumvit rd is also fantastic for variety...
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I think Bourbon Street off of Sukhumvit, soi 22 has Mexican food on its menu. It's a Louisiana Cajun restaurant....owned/run by a Cajun. It's been there for over a decade. Google it and their menu will pop up. To get there you can take the skytrain to PromPhong station and then a short walk. Happy Travels!



