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I decided to visit this much talkabout restaurant upon my arrival in Bangkok. I was simply hungry for good local food after an intensive sailing experience in Sattahip, Thailand. Thank God, the restaurant was still opened after I have checked into the hotel. The little cosy hut is located, walking distance from the Phrom Phong BTS. Just take Exit No 2 from the BTS and it will lead you directly to the Emporium. The restaurant is located next to it. When I was there, I also met a couple of tourists from Japan and Hong Kong. It seems to me that this restaurant is popular among the tourists from Asia. Certainly, I must agree that the food served suits the Asians' tastebuds. As I was alone, the restaurant manager recommended me two dishes to fill my hungry stomach. The recommendation was good and I did enjoy my lunch. It's a pity that I couldn't stomach anymore than the two main dishes and dessert. Do note that the opening hours are 11am - 2pm and 6pm - 11pm daily.
I had the grilled lemon grass chicken and the fried glass noodles. I liked the glass noodles very much as it was not spicy at all. The serving for the coconut ice cream is generous - but that's what you need for such hot weather, right? Most importantly, the cool refreshing lemongrass tea quenched my thirst after a 3-hour journey from Sattahip to Bangkok! Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: 5/1 Sukhumvit 24, Bangkok 10110Phone: +66 (02) 2588637Directions: The little cosy hut is located along the lane, facing the Emporium. You may like to exit by using the side door, Level 1, located at the make-up department in the Emporium. It will lead you directly to Lemongrass.
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