KELLY’S ANOTHER sukhumvit 41 — Restaurant in Khlong Tan Nuea Subdistrict

Kelly’s on 41 has a “Cheers” (the classic TV comedy for folks who don’t know) vibe to it.

It’s a warm, cosy, friendly bar /restaurant that makes you feel at home immediately - yes, a place where everyone knows your name (like the famous Boston bar, but with great yakatori and more Japanese bar food classics).

Kelly’s is a great spot to start a night and is popular attracting salarymen, golfers, daters, and blokes set for a big night out. Many come for the affordable beers and other drinks, and delicious snacking dishes including yakatori sticks, fried oysters, tofu, squid, and plenty of other Japanese nibbles.

In addition to the downstairs bar, there is a dining area upstairs (but beware the stairs they’re a little tricky). And if you’re a Thai politics fan look out for the Chuwit wallpaper upstairs.

Having discovered Libertch (next door) and Kelly’s in recent weeks, Sukhumvit 41 will become a regular spot for me, and I look forward to visiting Libertich and...

Everything was so delicious, and the staff were all incredibly friendly! The restaurant itself was very charming, with a relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for a nice dinner. We ended up going there three times during our Bangkok trip, and I highly recommend it to everyone! It will definitely be one of my must-visit spots in Bangkok.

We tried a lot of dishes, and my top three favorites are the Chicken Namban, Tomato Wrapped in Pork, and Rice Ball with Devil Sauce. Every dish was delicious!

I loved the Namban Chicken with egg salad—its flavor and texture were fantastic. The Tomato Wrapped in Pork had cheese powder on top, which took the flavor to the next level. The Rice Ball with Devil Sauce had a unique plum and kelp flavor, with a crunchy texture inside.

The food here isn't just ordinary izakaya; you can tell they put a lot of effort into creating their dishes, mixing different textures and flavors to make their offerings...

Kelly’s Another is a well-kept secret in Phrom Phong, Bangkok — a charming little Japanese eatery that’s easy to overlook but absolutely worth discovering. The delightful staff and talented chef ensure every visit feels warm and welcoming, with consistently high-quality dishes that never disappoint. I absolutely adore this place — it’s the perfect spot for a relaxed, regular dining experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this hidden gem...