Kiew Kai Ka Nak Niwat — Restaurant in Lat Phrao Subdistrict

Definitely worth making the trip during a weekday rush hour for this! The food is amazing and the interior is like a glasshouse that boast botanical verdant & flora. There are three respective zones: the dining room, outdoor area, or cosy café, and we choose to do it in the indoor dining area as it was rather warm outdoor. It was a Monday night so there were less people when we visited, around 7pm.

We got to enjoy some traditional Thai recipes made with local ingredients and produces, that is really nostalgic. The menu is pretty decent with a lot of to traditional Thai dishes to choose from, and it has cannabis food menu too, so for those whom are from countries that are strict on cannabis, please be careful!

We had 4 dishes as follows: Stir-fry morning glory with egg (this is my favorite), Green Curry with pork (potion is quite small, and the curry with prata is amazing), Tom Yum Gong (very tasty indeed), Crab Meat Omelette (for me it was too dry and too greasy, although I still quite liked it). Make sure that you can handle the spicy style or tell the waiter to reduce the heat to your desire!

This is a quite nice place to have pleasant lunch or dinner, I'll definitely come again. There are two location in Bangkok and this is the one that is closer to the city, although it is still consider...

The restaurant is not overly rated at all. The food tasted amazing plus a well-designed interior made me want to come here again to try the other dishes. Panaeng Curry with Pork is really really recommended! Though it’s a simple Thai dish, this restaurant made it rich in flavours, authentic, and fresh. The crispy pork belly is very yummy though it’s, again, just another typical Thai dish. I gave the credit to how they sourced the pork belly part that was fresh and had such a nice balance of fat and red meat. Staffs are friendly. Price is above the average but worthy. Overall, this place gave me a special experience when combining the sense of modern chic vibe and the tasty+authentic...

This restaurant is outside my area. I found it accidentally. Many good reviews. I was choosing between this restaurant or Kru Sai Thip just down the street.

The restaurant design is quite nice. Service is good. But I think it is a missed opportunity. This could have been a great find. BUT, the quality of the meat was below par. Both the beef and the pork were chewy. I know the Yam Neua was supposed to be cooked medium. Still. Doesn't explain the pork. The shrimp was a bit overcooked. The one good thing was, they were very generous with the sator (stinky beans). Oh they also have many infused dishes. That's cool.

Let's hope they listen to this feedback and get a better...