The Corner — Restaurant in Thung Maha Mek Subdistrict

This place run by a mixed French couple did grow on me in the last six months. I find myself going regularly and now often for a Mediterranean bite. The awesome 'corner salad' is something you should try as well as the platter of sausage and cheese. If you live in Asia this is a highly missed taste group. The Spanish house wine is decent and not overpriced the other wines are. (Edit: house wine changed and is horrible now. Better stick with beer and have wine at 'Wine Up' nearby in walking distance). I would recommend this place for a few reasons, decent service, good food, consistent experience on the better side.... And also the fact that the prices are inclusive means no ++ on the price tag, very much appreciated. I would consider myself a regular and recommend this place to all foreigners who have the craving for a European taste in a friendly...

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Food was decent quality (except the hash brown was a very strange consistency - I would opt for a more classical approach to that option as it is a staple breakfast food). I am not sure why so much bread comes with this menu item as it is way too much bread for any one person to eat with breakfast, however, it was very good. The fruit cup was of good quality as well.

Unfortunately, and like MOST Thai run businesses, they failed to complete the order and I had no coffee with my breakfast.

$10 is too much for this meal, and although it did seem to be a good volume of food, a big part of that is all the bread.

I would recommend less bread and adding a juice option (although I didn’t even receive the coffee). With all this in mind, there is no redeeming quality for this customer, but I have no qualms in speaking to its food quality-...

I was a bit disappointed after the good reviews from previous customers. I ordered the full house breakfast. It was served after a while but forgot the bread, after 10 minutes I asked in the kitchen where it seemed to have been forgotten. The bread should be served right after the coffee, perhaps as an aid so that it cannot be forgotten. The breakfast was cold in the meantime, I had also hoped that orange juice would be served with it, or some water, salt and pepper for the scrambled eggs was also forgotten. I would have liked to have ordered a coffee, but the waiter was rarely seen, so I decided not to. At a price of 380 bht without a service charge of 10%, it would have been justified if there were a few more ingredients on the plate, so it's very nice looked empty. I know it's Bangkok, but the ingredients are not expensive, especially...