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Eating
10
Krua Apsorn
$$
THAI
This homey dining room is a favourite of members of the Thai royal family, and back in
2006 it was recognised as Bangkok's Best Restaurant by the
Bangkok Post
. Must-eat
dishes include mussels fried with fresh herbs, the decadent crab fried in yellow chilli oil
and the tortilla Española-like crab omelette.
(
www.kruaapsorn.com
;
Th Din So; mains 65-350B;
10.30am-8pm Mon-Sat;
;
klorng boat to Tha Phan Fah)
11
Jay Fai
$$
You wouldn't think so by looking at her bare-bones dining room, but Jay Fai is known far
and wide for serving Bangkok's most expensive
pàt kêe mow
(drunkard's noodles - wide
rice noodles fried with seafood and Thai herbs). Jay Fai doesn't have a roman-script sign,
but is located directly across Th Mahachai from a 7-Eleven.
(327 Th Mahachai; mains from 400B;
3pm-2am Tue-Sun;
THAI
;
klorng boat to Tha Phan Fah)
12
Shoshana
$
ISRAELI
One of Khao San's longest-running Israeli restaurants, Shoshana resembles your grandpar-
ents' living room, right down to the tacky wall art and plastic placemats. The 'I heart
Shoshana' T-shirts worn by the wait staff may be a hopelessly optimistic description of em-
ployee morale, but the gut-filling chips-felafel-and-hummus plates leave nothing to be de-
sired.
(88 Th Chakraphong; mains 70-240B;
10am-midnight;
;
Tha Phra Athit (Banglamphu))
13
Thip Samai
$
THAI
