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(Th Sithamatraipidok, no roman-script sign; mains 15-40B; 8am-3pm; )
This simple place serves a
choice of vegetarian dishes paired with husky brown rice. There are at least three other
similar places along the same strip - look for the yellow banners.
THAI
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Ban Mai
(93/30 Th Authong, no roman-script sign; mains 100-200B; 11am-10pm; )
Dinner at this local favour-
ite is like a meal at your grandparents' place: opinionated conversation resounds, frumpy
furniture abounds and an overfed cat appears to rule the dining room. The likewise homey
dishes include
gaeng phed ped yang
(a curry of grilled duck), and
yam tra krai
(a herbal
lemongrass 'salad'). Look for the yellow compound across from Ayara Grand Palace
Hotel.
Drinking & Entertainment
Wood Stock
BAR
(148/22-23 Th Wisut Kasat; 7pm-midnight)
It's, like, 1969 all over again, man. Wood Stock com-
bines funky '60s- and '70s-era furniture, live music and a brief and cheap menu of
gàp
glâam
(Thai-style nibbles). Groovy.
Camper
BAR
(Th Baromtrilokanart; 7pm-midnight)
An open-air, ramshackle convocation of falling-apart
retro furniture, local hipsters, draft beer and live music, Camper is as loose and fun as it
sounds.
Calito
BAR
(84/1 Th Wang Chan; 6.30pm-midnight)
This wooden riverside balcony has a short menu of Thai
drinking snacks, cold draught beer and live music every night after 7pm.
Paradise
BAR
