Saiwatana — Restaurant in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict

We happened to call in here on our way from the ferry port and were pleasantly surprised. The Stir fried morning glory was fresh and just-cooked, stir fried until just tender and no more. The Veggie spring rolls were really tasty with a sticky sweet chilli sauce. The Prawn green curry was exceptional - the aubergines were so delicious and the aromas and ingredients were spot on. Best green curry I had this time in Thailand. The Pad Thai was just the right amount of noodles to veg and prawn. Again, delicious and tasty and full of flavour. The Garlic fried prawns were heavy on the salty nutty chopped garlic, and we devoured them in seconds. The Tom yum goong was tasty and the sweet and sour combination was strong. It was a really nice contrast to the green curry. Really clean and air conditioned dining area and the owners were super friendly...

The lady in the shop in an amazing woman. She’s a talented trilingual, at the same time very very helpful and kind. She not only accommodated our pescatarian diet but also showed not even a second of an annoyed face when we had to go through a lot of hurdles for the payment because we run out of cash. And of course the food is amazing!!! They also serve congee during the breakfast time, it smoothed my then uncomfortable stomach!! I would definitely want to visit them again the next time I am in Bangkok, both the food and the people there left me great memories! ( btw, no credit card but...

Delicious food with a friendly service. We had the green Thai curry with tofu, beef with black pepper, fried rice, chicken gyoza and spring rolls - all very tasty! We chose this restaurant as we saw previous reviews that they were able to cater for gluten-free diets. The restaurant was able to cater for my friend who has Coeliac disease, and she had a pad Thai without soy sauce which she said was delicious. The food was reasonably priced, slightly more expensive than other areas of Bangkok but this is to be expected based on its location opposite The Reclining Buddha. We would recommend...