From a rockabilly band playing at a fish and chips joint to an all-girl rock group performing nightly at an ice bar, Bangkok’s live music venues can most accurately be described as ‘quirky’. Bangkok’s music scene may not be the best in the world – you’re not going to fly to the Thai capital to …
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Jan
13
Bangkok Parks and Gardens – A Breath of Fresh Air in the Big City
One of the first things we like to do after arriving in a city following a long-haul flight is stretch our legs and get some fresh air, which generally sees us heading to the nearest park or garden. If we’re exploring a city, we’ll always find an excuse to check out a local park, even …
Jan
06
Eating Out in Bangkok – Bangkok’s Best Restaurants
(Click to enlarge) Eating out in Bangkok has never been as exciting as it is now. Bangkok’s best restaurants offer up everything from Thai street food with a twist and molecular Thai, to creative contemporary French and ‘progressive Indian’. It’s often said about eating out in Bangkok that the best food is found on the …
Jan
04
Bangkok Food Tours – a Foodie Walk Through Old Bangkok
We sighed with relief – and salivated a little too – when a trio of young Thai foodies set up Bangkok Food Tours and started offering foodie walking tours in Bangkok, a city we believe to be one of the world’s great food capitals. We signed up for their foodie walk through historic Bangrak, which is …
Jan
03
Cooking with Poo at the Helping Hands Thai Cooking School
From Klong Toey markets, it’s a quick drive and a short stroll through Klong Toey slum to Saiyuud Diwong’s Helping Hands Thai Cooking School, Bangkok, where we’re going to try our hand at, um, Cooking with Poo. Our walking tour through Klong Toey markets to purchase produce for the cooking course may have had participants’ jaws …




















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