After visiting some temples, I decided to stop by Boran for brunch, an ancient-style Thai restaurant that beautifully reflects both history and culture.
I had their Gai Hor Bai Toey, and it was a delight. The crispy fried chicken wrapped in pandan leaves delivered an amazing aroma and flavor. 5/5
Their Fried Pork with Thai Herbs was another standout. Perfectly fried, not too oily, and packed with delicious flavor. 5/5
The Pad Thai Goong Sod was hands down the best Pad Thai I’ve ever had. A generous portion of shrimp, tofu, and all the classic Thai flavors made it absolutely perfect. 5/5
The Pineapple Fried Rice is now my personal favorite, a unique blend of cashew nuts, shrimp, fragrant rice, and just everything nice. 5/5
Their Pad Kra Pao had just the right level of spice and left a lingering, satisfying taste. 5/5
I also loved the Kaeng Nuer Kha Ti (Beef Curry with Coconut Milk). Rich, flavorful, and aromatic with a generous serving of well-cooked beef. Another personal favorite. 5/5
The drinks were next-level! Thai Iced Coffee gave a good caffeine kick with the right sweetness. Iced Thai Tea was aromatic and refreshing. Thai Tea Beautiful lived up to its name beautifully presented and just as delicious. 5/5
To top it off, the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming: serving customers like family. Special shoutout to Te and Terd for the amazing service.
Will definitely come back on my next trip...
Read moreAuytthaya is one province away from Bangkok. A day trip can be easily made to visit the numerous ancient temples in the once capital of Thailand. Boran Café and Restaurant can make a good starting point as it is just opposite Wat Ratcha Burana. Arriving early, we had our morning breakfast and a good cup of strong coffee here. Lined along the roadside was a row of bicycles which anyone can rent for 60 THB (that’s only SGD 2.40). You can have it for the whole day to explore the ancient city. Unlimited kilometers on these human powered vehicles, you can cycle to Kanchanaburi and back (this is just a metaphor, do not attempt in real-life). This peculiar café is saturated with all sorts of nostalgic items from an era past. They even have a mockup shop within pretend selling all sorts of items as old as your grandpa. The place is a blend of old wooden constructs with parts of modern bold concrete that gave a designer flare. There are both indoor airconditioned and outdoor seating to choose from. I also saw that they offer rooms for a stay, kinda like a homestay thing going on here. An easy morning breakfast for a family of 3 cost us abouts of SGD 20. It was a nice easy morning we had here taking in the view of the...
Read moreI recently had the pleasure of dining at Boran, and I must say it exceeded all my expectations. Nestled in the heart of Ayutthaya, the location alone is a major draw, offering a vibrant atmosphere.
From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm smiles and attentive service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every aspect of our meal was perfect, offering thoughtful recommendations and checking in regularly without being intrusive.
The food was nothing short of spectacular. Each dish was a work of art, beautifully plated with meticulous attention to detail. The flavors were perfectly balanced, showcasing the chef’s creativity and passion. Whether you’re indulging in a multi-course meal or just stopping by for a quick bite, every plate is a feast for the eyes as much as it is for the palate.
Boran has truly mastered the art of combining exceptional food with impeccable service in a stunning setting. I can’t recommend it highly enough and will definitely be...
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