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LITTLE BEAST$$$
INTERNATIONAL
( 0 2185 2670;
www.facebook.com/lit
tlebeastbar; 44/9-10 Soi Thong Lor 13; mains 300-750B; 5.30pm-1am
Tue-Sun; ; Phrom Phong exit 3 & taxi)
With influences stemming from modern American
cuisine, Little Beast isn't very Bangkok, but it is very good. Expect meaty mains, satisfy-
ing salads and some of the best desserts in town (the ice-cream sandwiches alone are
worth a trip).
NASIR AL-MASRI$$$
(4/6 Soi 3/1, Th Sukhumvit; mains 160-370B; 24hr; ; Nana exit 1)
One of several Middle
Eastern restaurants on Soi 3/1, Nasir Al-Masri is easily recognisable by its thoroughly im-
pressive floor-to-ceiling stainless steel 'theme'. Middle Eastern food generally means
meat, meat and more meat, but there are also several delicious vegie-based
mezze
(small
dishes).
MIDDLE EASTERN
QUINCE$$$
INTERNATIONAL
( 0 2662 4478;
www.quincebangkok.com
;
Soi 45, Th Sukhumvit; dishes 90-1800B; 11.30am-10.30pm;
; Phrom Phong exit 3)
Back in 2011, Quince made an audible splash in Bangkok's dining
scene with its retro/industrial interior and eclectic, internationally influenced menu. The
formula has since been copied ad nauseam, but Quince continues to put out the type of vi-
brant, full-flavoured dishes, many with palpable Middle Eastern or Spanish influences,
that made it stand out in the first place. Reservations recommended.
