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10
Snapper
$$
SEAFOOD
Allegedly Bangkok's first restaurant serving New Zealand cuisine, Snapper specialises in
Kiwi-style fish and chips. Choose one of four sustainably harvested fish from New Zeal-
and, your cut of fries, and the delicious homemade tartar sauce or a garlic aioli. A handful
of other seafood dishes and salads and a brief wine list round out the selections.
(
www.snapper-bangkok.com
;
1/22 Soi 11, Th Sukhumvit; mains 180-590B;
5pm-midnight;
;
Nana exit
3)
11
Firehouse
$$
There's lots of juicy debate on the topic of Bangkok's best burger, but this new place gets
our vote. If burgers aren't your thing, try one of the homey American dishes influenced by
fire stations across the US. Open late, and strategically located near Soi 11's discos, it's
the perfect post-club meal.
(
www.firehousethailand.com
;
Soi 11, Th Sukhumvit; mains 150-380B;
11.30am-3am;
AMERICAN
;
Nana exit 3)
Local Life
International Cuisine
Th Sukhumvit's various ethnic enclaves are a logical destination if you're growing weary of rice and spice.
Known colloquially as Little Arabia, Soi 3/1 is home to several Middle Eastern restaurants, while a handful of
Korean restaurants can be found at Soi 12, and several Japanese restaurants are located near BTS Phrom Phong.
12
Bei Otto
$$
GERMAN
Claiming a Bangkok residence for nearly 30 years, Bei Otto's major culinary bragging
point is its pork knuckles, reputedly the best in town. A good selection of German beers
and an attached delicatessen with brilliant breads and super sausages makes it even more
