You&Mee — Restaurant in Lumphini Subdistrict

During my 3-nights stay at Grand Hyatt Erawan, I got the opportunity to try out this little restaurant hidden away under the lobby of the hotel.

I was pleasantly surprised by just how delicious everything was, and regret not trying them out on the first night. I'd waited until the last day to try them.

Upon sitting down, the lovely scent of pandan filled my nose. I had to offer the pandan drinks as a result. They didn't really taste like much but were incredibly aromatic. I was also offered prawn (?) crackers with my drinks.

The omelette with crab practically had a whole crab's worth of meat in it, and all the other dishes I'd ordered were cooked to perfection.

Overall, my lunch here was very enjoyable, and I've already added it as a stop next time I...

Updated: they have made the restaurant brighter with new light bulbs! I'm glad I can see better my delicious food better now!

In the basement of the Grand Hyatt is a dimly lit (wished it was a tad brighter!) restaurant that serves up good local dishes. My favourites include the boat house noodles and the Tom yum noodles. Served piping hot, with a serving of fried wanton skin. Their egg omelette, spring rolls, duck noodles, Thai basil minced pork rice and grilled pork jowl are also very good. I haven't eaten anything there that I didn't enjoy!!! I do love a good mango and sticky rice and this one here is really good too! Definitely a stop...

This has been my top choice in BKK for Khao Soi for 20 years. They do the dish beautifully. Both types of noodles are done just right. Only nice cuts of tender chicken breast (no bones, skin, or fat). The curry is thick and flavorful. The condiments to mix-in are top quality, and that chili oil is the perfect spiciness to wake up the dish like back in Chiang Mai.

The staff/service are always top notch as well. Courteous and attentive. The atmosphere is spacious, inviting, and relaxing. The bakery across the walkway is always a...