must-visit restaurants in bangkok/siem reap/phuket?
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must-visit restaurants in bangkok/siem reap/phuket?
Hi there -
We're getting set to leave on our fabulous honeymoon in just 22 days! We'll be in Bangkok, Siem Reap, Chiang Dao, Patong, and Kamala. Am looking for recommendations for don't-miss restaurants/shows/bars, etc. Thanks!
We're getting set to leave on our fabulous honeymoon in just 22 days! We'll be in Bangkok, Siem Reap, Chiang Dao, Patong, and Kamala. Am looking for recommendations for don't-miss restaurants/shows/bars, etc. Thanks!
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Here's a great thread on restaurants in Siem Reap - link to our blog with lots of photos
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...p;tid=34937836
On our blog - also go to Bangkok and you'll see lots of pics for 3 restaurants we really enjoyed.
http://fodors.com/forums/threadselec...p;tid=34937836
On our blog - also go to Bangkok and you'll see lots of pics for 3 restaurants we really enjoyed.
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i have a bkk rest. list if you are interested, just ask:
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if you want us to suggest things tell us the kind of things you like...
my favorite thai place is harmonique near the river...
my fav italien place is biscotti in the four seasons...
i love the dim sum lunch at the liu rest. on 3rd floor of the conrad hotel...
the sunday brunch at the rang mahal rest. in the rembrandt hotel is fantastic...
bed supper club is fun---res necessary...
the cafes at the jim thompson house and the main store on suriwong are fantastic and very reasonable...
[email protected]
if you want us to suggest things tell us the kind of things you like...
my favorite thai place is harmonique near the river...
my fav italien place is biscotti in the four seasons...
i love the dim sum lunch at the liu rest. on 3rd floor of the conrad hotel...
the sunday brunch at the rang mahal rest. in the rembrandt hotel is fantastic...
bed supper club is fun---res necessary...
the cafes at the jim thompson house and the main store on suriwong are fantastic and very reasonable...
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Zinders-arguably one of the most elegant, lovely and romantic Thai restaurants in Thailand is SALATHIP-at the Shangri-La Hotel, right there on the banks of the Chao Phraya river-with its exquisite Thai teak house dining areas, that open up to the river and the evening sky, the tables all candlelit, beautifully decorated, the river, the candlelight- the courses served so elegantly-(the food here is QUITE good) under the moon and the stars, there is live romantic Thai music, and classical Thai dancing-in short, it's got everything honeymooners would want for a lovely Thai experience, (this is no huge tourist gathering place here) and then some. Very intimate. Highly recommended, love Salathip!
Here is a picture of Salathip from Trip Advisor:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationP....html#16965358
Here is a picture of Salathip from Trip Advisor:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationP....html#16965358
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We thought that Khmer Kitchen in Siem Reap in the old market area had great food for a very good price with very friendly staff. We also thought that the much touted Abacus was overpriced with mediocre food and aloof acting staff. The Blue Pumpkin has great sweets and ice cream and their dishes are supposed to be very good as well...cute shop right next door, too.
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We're staying at the Shangri-La in Bangkok, Bopha Angkor in Siem Reap, the Chiang Dao Nest in Chiang Dao, the Impiana Phuket in Patong and the Layalina in Kamala. We're also doing an overnight kayak trip with John Gray. Can't wait!!!
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For a special meal on Phuket, take a taxi or tuk tuk down to Kata Beach and try one of the two Mom Tri restaurants. Once is called the Grill, and it is located INSIDE the Boathouse Hotel on Kata Beach. The setting is beachside, outdoors, with exc service, food, and wine list.
The other one is called Mom Tri's Kitchen. It is an outdoor, remantic, top notch restaurant located at Mom Tri's Villa Royale property. It's just a little further down the road from the Boathouse. Lovely setting! Great food, service, wine list. I think you would want to make a reservation at either one of them, just to be sure of getting a table.
The other one is called Mom Tri's Kitchen. It is an outdoor, remantic, top notch restaurant located at Mom Tri's Villa Royale property. It's just a little further down the road from the Boathouse. Lovely setting! Great food, service, wine list. I think you would want to make a reservation at either one of them, just to be sure of getting a table.
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zin---jon the shangri-la club--its free on line....this entitles you to several things incl. reduced price or free breakfast and late checkouts...
angenelli in the sh-la is very good....the thai rest. out by the river gets mixed reviews but the setting is beautiful...
make sure you have the breakfast...
angenelli in the sh-la is very good....the thai rest. out by the river gets mixed reviews but the setting is beautiful...
make sure you have the breakfast...



