We have compiled a ranking of restaurants in Thonglor that are recommended for lunch with friends, family, colleagues, or loved ones. We have picked out restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious lunch at your leisure. Please use this as a reference!

Rankings and Ratings

This blog records reviews of restaurants in Bangkok that I have actually visited, based on the food, drinks, atmosphere, value for money, customer service, etc. The rating accompanying the review indicates the restaurant’s recommendation level. The ratings are modeled after the Japanese restaurant website Tabelog.

For details, please see “Bangkok’s Recommended Restaurants Ranking“. *written in Japanese

With that said, let’s announce the rankings!

1. Audrey (Thonglor and others, cafe restaurant, 3.8 points)

Very stylish and delicious! “Audrey”, a detached cafe in Thonglor

Audrey, a detached cafe in Thonglor, is stylish, delicious, and offers high standards of hospitality, making it a great choice for a variety of occasions. It’s perfect for a slightly luxurious lunch with friends, family, colleagues, or a partner.

2. Ginza-do (Thonglor, Yakiniku, 3.7 points)

Weekday lunches are good value for money! “Yakiniku Ginza-do” @ Thonglor

Recommended for those who want to eat authentic Japanese charcoal grilled yakiniku. You can eat delicious charcoal grilled yakiniku at great value for money during weekday lunches.

3. Bamee Kon Sae Lee (Thonglor, ramen and fried rice, 3.6 points)

Since 1956. The fried rice is delicious! “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” @Thonglor

Personally, I think the bamee is average, but the fried rice is super delicious. It’s great value for money at under 100B, so it’s easy to go there! The menu is extensive.

4. Din Tai Fung (Thonglor, dim sum, 3.6 points)

Speaking of Xiaolongbao in Bangkok! “Din Tai Fung” @Thonglor

This is a must-try for those who love dim sum, especially Xiaolongbao. It’s a little pricey, but it’s very satisfying.

5. Kiani (Thonglor, Korean food, 3.5 points)

Very popular among women! Korean restaurant “Kiani” in Thonglor

The best thing about Kiani is that you can get 5 kinds of “banchan (side dishes)” such as kimchi and namul for 0B and you can have as many refills as you like. The regular dishes are also delicious. The interior of the restaurant is stylish, with a cafe-like interior.

6. Saigon Recipe (Thonglor, Vietnamese food, 3.4 points)

Spring rolls, pho, banh mi. Vietnamese cuisine “Saigon Recipe” @Thonglor

This Michelin-starred restaurant is recommended for those who like Vietnamese food. It is also recommended for vegetarians as the vegetables are fresh.

7. sit and wonder (Thonglor, Cafe, 3.3 points)

Thai and Western cuisine! Stylish cafe & bar “sit and wonder” @ Thonglor

It’s a sophisticated and stylish cafe with a great atmosphere. They serve Western food, Thai food, and cafe menus. It seems that you can enjoy a variety of cafe foods and cafe drinks.

Conclusion

What did you think of the “Thonglor × Lunch” restaurant ranking? I hope it will be useful when you are having lunch in Thonglor with friends, family, colleagues, or a partner.

We will update the ranking as more reviews come in, so please check it out regularly!

*This blog can be found by searching for “Bangkok Gourmet Blog”!

I went to a Vietnamese restaurant called “Saigon Recipe”, which is about a 15-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

Vietnamese restaurant “Saigon Recipe” @Thonglor

The Vietnamese restaurant “Saigon Recipe” is about a 15-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Saigon Recipe is about a 17-minute walk from Phrom Phong Station. It’s a little far from both stations, so it’s better to go by tuk-tuk, taxi, or motorbike taxi.

Saigon Recipe is in a mall along Sukhumvit Soi 49, but it is a little hard to find, so it is easier to find if you look for Fuji Supermarket 4 and Villa Market on the opposite side of Soi 49. If you are taking a tuk-tuk, get off at “The Hive Thonglor” in the mall.

The interior was very stylish. The interior was beautifully designed in Vietnamese style, with furniture, accessories and paintings beautifully displayed.

By the way, Saigon Recipe seems to have received a Michelin star. I don’t really care about Michelin, but that’s amazing! The Michelin plate is only for 2021, but there were also award certificates for 2023 and 2024. I have the impression that there are not many Vietnamese restaurants in Bangkok, so I think it’s good that there are Michelin-starred restaurants like Saigon Recipe.

Saigon Recipe menu (photos, prices, reviews)

First, I had “Shrimp Spring Rolls 180B++”. They are served with a sesame-based sauce. The shrimp are plump and the vegetables are crunchy and delicious. Then I had “Fried Spring Rolls 200B++”. These have a sour sauce. They have a different flavor from the fresh spring rolls.

“Large serving of pho with chicken 250B++”. It has a gentle taste that is so delicious. It was also popular with the kids. However, I can’t help but remember the glass noodle soup in Esan Bar (my recent favorite).

“Chicken pate and ham banh mi 150B++”. This was also delicious! I think banh mi is an exquisite food that combines French and Vietnamese cultures, and it’s delicious. If you haven’t tried it yet, please give it a try.

The drink was “Watermelon Smoothie 120B++”. It had a strong watermelon flavor and was delicious.

Each dish was made with an abundance of vegetables, and they were very fresh. I think Saigon Recipe is a restaurant that can be recommended not only to Vietnamese food lovers, but also to vegetarians.

“Saigon Recipe” recommendation rating

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give it a rating like Tabelog. I personally think Saigon Recipe, a Vietnamese restaurant in Thonglor, is about 3.4 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

Saigon Recipe, a Vietnamese restaurant in Thonglor, is recommended for those who like Vietnamese food! Pho and banh mi are especially recommended! The vegetables are also fresh, so it is also recommended for vegetarians!

I went to a Thai ramen restaurant called “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” located about a 2-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

Thai ramen restaurant “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” @Thonglor

The Thai ramen shop “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” is located about a 2-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. It’s along Sukhumvit Road. It’s easy to find because there are chunks of pork hanging in front of the store.

Bamee Kon Sae Lee is a famous restaurant for Thai ramen, or “Kuay Teow”, and they especially serve “Bamee” among the varieties of Kuay Teow. Bamee is “noodles made from wheat flour with eggs” that are closest to Japanese ramen.

“Bamee Konsalee” menu (photos, prices, reviews)

First, I ordered the signature dish, “Ramen with wonton and crispy roast pork 70B” without soup. The waiter skillfully mixed the seasonings into the freshly boiled bamee. I ate it while it was still hot. The toppings were wonton, roast pork, and a vegetable that looked like komatsuna. Huh? It was surprisingly average. Rather than the bamee, the soup that came with it was really delicious. It had a good stock and a nice pepper flavor. I also tried it with soup, but it was also average.

On another day, I had the “Roast Pork and Chinese Sausage Fried Rice 70B”. It was so delicious! The rice was covered in rich fat, light and fluffy, and had a strong flavor. The roast pork and sausage were delicious. And the soup was good too. I would go there again if I could get this for the local price of only 70B. I was surprised that the price had recently gone up. By the way, there is also a menu item called “Super Crab Fried Rice” with lots of crab for 250B, so I would like to try it as a treat.

In addition to bami and fried rice, there will also be wonton soup, single side dishes, rice with side dishes, drinks, and more, so it looks like there’s a lot to enjoy.

Recommendation level of “Bamee Kon Sae Lee”

I thought it might be useful, so I’ll give it a rating like Tabelog. I personally think that the Thai ramen shop “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” in Thonglor is equivalent to about 3.6 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

At the Thai ramen shop “Bamee Kon Sae Lee” in Thonglor, you might think that their signature dish is bami, but we also recommend their fried rice! Enjoy it with roast pork or crab on top!

I went to a stylish cafe and bar called “sit and wonder” located about a 6-minute walk from BTS Thonglor station, so I would like to review it.

Cafe & Bar “sit and wonder” @Thonglor

Cafe & Bar “sit and wonder” is about a 6-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Enter Sukhumvit Soi 57 (the soi of the Marriott Hotel) and you’ll find it on your left at the end of the road. Sit and wonder is attached to J House, a hotel for Japanese people.

It is unclear whether sit and wonder is frequented by guests staying at the Marriott or because it has been featured in the media, but the place was bustling with farang customers.

“sit and wonder” menu (photos, prices, reviews)

At sit and wonder, you can enjoy mainly Thai and Western food. I think they also have a cafe menu with coffee etc.

I had “Spare Ribs 180B” and “Pad Thai (Shrimp) 95B”. Both were delicious and well-balanced. The interior and menu are beautiful, and sit and wonder has a “refined and stylish cafe” feel. The Pad Thai menu (food menu 2) is also very stylish, with an illustration of “Vegetables + Tofu/Chicken/Pork 75B, Beef 85B, Shrimp/Squid 95B”.

Recommendation for “sit and wonder”

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give restaurants a rating following the Tabelog system. I personally think that the Thonglor cafe and bar “Sit and Wonder” is about 3.3 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

The cafe and bar “sit and wonder” in Thonglor is a sophisticated and stylish cafe that is recommended for dates! It is also recommended for travelers who want to try Thai food and for beginners to Thailand!

I went to the dim sum restaurant Din Tai Fung, located about a 14-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

Dim sum restaurant “Din Tai Fung” @Thonglor

The dim sum restaurant “Din Tai Fung” is located about a 14-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Din Tai Fung is on the first floor of the shopping mall “Eight Thonglor” along Thonglor Road (Sukhumvit Soi 55). It is right after you enter the entrance. Din Tai Fung is far from Thonglor Station, so it is better to go there by motorbike taxi or red bus.

Din Tai Fung is a dim sum restaurant that originated in Taiwan, but it has expanded into Japan as well, with around 30 locations across the country, including in Ginza and Ebisu. I went there for lunch a few times when I was in Japan.

Din Tai Fung menu (photos, prices, reviews)

First of all, when you think of Din Tai Fung, you think of the “Pork Xiaolongbao (8 pieces) 249B++”. I tried it in every way possible – as it is, with ginger on top, or with soy sauce. Din Tai Fung’s Xiaolongbao are definitely the best!

“Vegetarian appetizer with special vinegar dressing 119B++”. The sourness is very pleasant and goes well with the heat of Bangkok.

“Luxury chicken soup with shrimp and pork wonton 199B++” The soup was simply delicious and I drank it down to the last drop.

“Din Tai Fung” recommendation rating

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give it a rating like Tabelog does. I personally think that the dim sum restaurant “Din Tai Fung” in Thonglor is about 3.6 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

Din Tai Fung, a dim sum restaurant in Thonglor, is a must-visit for dim sum lovers, especially for those who love Xiaolongbao! They serve extremely high quality dim sum!

I went to the popular Korean restaurant “Kiani”, which is about a 6-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

Kiani, a popular Korean restaurant in Thonglor

Kiani, a popular Korean restaurant in Thonglor, is about a 6-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Kiani is located on the second floor of a shopping mall called Fifty Fifth Thonglor along Sukhumvit Soi 55 (Thonglor Road).

There are several other Korean restaurants in Thonglor besides Kiani, but my personal impression is that Kiani is by far the most popular.

Menu of Korean restaurant “Kiani” (photos, prices, reviews)

Kiani has a wide variety of Korean dishes on the menu, including bibimbap, yakiniku, jajangmyeon, kimbap, tteokbokki, bulgogi, chijimi, soup, kimchi, namul, and more.

When you order a menu, banchan will be served. Banchan is a free menu unique to Korean restaurants, and can be described as an assortment of side dishes. It consists of two types of kimchi, two types of namul, and one simple type of chijimi, and you can have as many refills as you like. Kiani is always crowded with women, and I think many of them are there for the banchan. It is just as delicious as the other menu items.

The “Egg Kimbap 199B++” is a sure hit. It’s elegant, light and delicious. The “Seafood Chijimi 249B++” is also a sure hit. All of Kiani’s dishes are elegant and tasteful, without any unpleasant aftertaste. The “Pork Cheese Fried Rice 219B++” is addictive with its cheese-laced fried rice, and the “Pork Kimchi Fried Rice 219B++” is addictive with its kimchi flavor and Korean seaweed. Both are good when you want to eat something a little richer. The “Kanjam Chicken 8p 219B++” is good when you want to eat chicken. It’s also good for sipping on some alcohol, chicken and banchan.

A slightly more unique option is the “Vegi Jormyeon 189B++”. Vegi Jormyeon is a Japanese dish of sweet and spicy noodles and vegetables. The perfect balance of sweet and spicy is great. For the final dish, we had the “Ramen 150B++”. The noodles were instant, and tasted similar to spicy ramen. On this day, I had a simple ramen, but you can choose from a variety of toppings, so it might be nice to go a little more extravagant and top it with seafood.

“Makgeolli 300B++” is a cheap and good choice. If you want something light, “Shochu (Chamisul) 250B++” is also good.

Then, when I went there with my family on Mother’s Day, I received a promotional offer of “Bossam 550B++”. I was so happy with the great service. If you register with LINE, you will receive information, so registration is required.

They also serve cold-pressed juices, which may be good after a meal. Kiani has great taste and consideration.

Recommended rating of Korean restaurant “Kiani”

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give restaurants a rating similar to Tabelog. I personally think the Korean restaurant “Kiani” is about 3.6 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

“Kiani” is a popular Korean restaurant in Thonglor that is recommended for women who like Korean food and for dates. The banchan, which you can have refills of, is fun, and all the dishes are very delicious!

I recently went to Audrey, a stylish and delicious house cafe located about a 17-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

“Audrey”, a detached cafe @Thonglor

Audrey, a detached cafe, is located about 17 minutes walk from BTS Thonglor station. Audrey is a restaurant run by a famous Thai actress, and apparently has about five branches in Thailand. In addition to Thonglor, there are branches in Siam Center, Phrom Phong EmQuartier, Ladprao Central Plaza, and Khao Yai. The Thonglor branch is a detached restaurant, characterized by a Western-style building and a lovely garden. The lovely garden has a large tree with a swing hanging from it. The building and garden of Audrey Cafe Thonglor are all stylish and hospitable, and the atmosphere seems good for a wedding reception. As you can see in the photos, it looks great, so it’s become a popular spot for Instagram.

Menu of the detached cafe “Audrey” (photos, prices, reviews)

If you go to Audrey, it’s a good idea to order the prix fixe set. You can order it through HungryHub and get it at an incredible price of up to half off. For more details, please check HungryHub, but for example, the “Family Set (1890B)” for four adults allows you to choose a total of 13 dishes, including one dish from Group A (a bit more luxurious), six dishes from Group B (normal), two desserts, and four drinks. Normally the maximum price is 3798B, but now it’s only 1890B, so it’s a great deal!

Audrey is not only stylish. All the food is very delicious. Audrey mainly serves Western and Thai food. The most popular in my house is the “Passionberry Smoothie”, which is a must-have. The two layers of passion fruit and raspberry are deliciously mixed together, and if you add yogurt, it will taste completely different. It’s a very nice smoothie. The “NZ Rib Eye Steak” is also a surefire hit. The meat quality, cooking method, and sauce are all great.

Also, Thai food such as “Thai omelette”, “Tom Yum Kung” and “Tom Yum Spaghetti” are delicious. Pasta and lasagna are also good.

The fried squid is a little spicy, so it’s probably for adults, but it’s very delicious. The fried squid is not spicy. There are many other dishes, all of which are of high quality.

For dessert, we had cake, and the most popular ones in my family were “Gâteau au Chocolat” and “Tiramisu.” The “Thai Tea Crepe Cake” was not as sweet as it looked, but it was delicious.

Recommended rating of the detached house cafe “Audrey”

I thought it might be useful, so I’ll try giving a rating to restaurants following the Tabelog system. I personally think that the detached cafe “Audrey” is about 3.8 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

Audrey, a detached cafe in Thonglor, is stylish, delicious, and offers high standards of hospitality, making it perfect for a variety of occasions! It can be used for a variety of occasions, such as with friends, family, dates, parties, social gatherings, and wedding receptions.

Hotel Nikko Bangkok is located about a 3-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. I went to “Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) Ginza-do” located in the shopping facility called Ginza Thonglor attached to Hotel Nikko Bangkok, so I would like to review it.

“Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) Ginza-do” @ Thonglor Hotel Nikko

“Yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) Ginza-do” is located on the 3rd floor of Ginza Thonglor, an annex to the Hotel Nikko Bangkok, about a 3-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Ginza-do is a high-end yakiniku restaurant, and a meal and drink in the evening can easily cost more than 1,500 to 2,000 baht. However, I discovered that Ginza-do offers a great deal for weekday lunches, so I’d like to introduce it to you!

Ginza-do also has a branch on Sukhumvit Soi 26 in Phrom Phong, where you can enjoy the same weekday lunch options as the Thonglor branch.

Menu of “Yakiniku Ginza-do” (photos, prices, reviews)

Ginza-do’s weekday lunch menu can be chosen from six dishes: “Assorted Kalbi,” “Assorted Red Meat,” and “Diced Red Meat” for 250B++, and “Grilled Shabu,” “Grilled Suki,” and “Skirt Steak” for 350B++. All dishes come with unlimited rice sets (rice, soup, assorted namul, assorted kimchi) and sherbet, coffee, or tea. Ginzado’s weekday lunch menu is only available from 11:30 to 15:00 on Mondays to Fridays.

I had the “Kalbi Assortment Lunch 250B++”. It didn’t feel any different from the kalbi I’d had in Japan. I felt the meat quality was good for the price (although it was lunch so I think it varies depending on the day). The namul, kimchi and soup were all delicious and I thought it was amazing that I could have seconds. The “Red Meat Diced Lunch 250B++” was low in fat and had a large portion, which was also good.

Recommendation level of “Yakiniku Ginza-do”

I thought it might be useful, so I’ll give it a rating like Tabelog. I personally think that “Yakiniku Ginza-do” is about 3.7 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

“Yakiniku Ginza-do” at Thonglor Hotel Nikko is recommended for those who want to eat authentic Japanese charcoal grilled yakiniku! For weekday lunch, you can eat delicious charcoal grilled yakiniku with the best value for money!

I went to “The Old English Pub” which is located about 1 minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

“The Old English Pub” @Thonglor

“The Old English Pub” is located about 1 minute walk from BTS Thong Lor station. The Old English Pub is located along Sukhumvit Road just below Thong Lo Station.

The Old English Pub is an orthodox English pub with a pool table, sports on TV, and British pop background music. Most of the customers are farang (especially British), and it is a social gathering place for them from morning till night. Although English is required, many of the customers are friendly, so it is easy for Japanese people to join. Even if you are thinking twice about going to a pub or bar, I think you should feel free to give it a try! The seats are comfortable and the atmosphere is good, so it’s great for groups of friends, and some customers are nomads on their own.

“The Old English Pub” menu (photos, prices, reviews)

The biggest selling point of the Old English Pub is the Happy Hour that lasts from 10am to 7pm everyday. Happy Hour is also on holidays (but not on non-alcoholic days). A pint of LEO beer is 45B from 10am to 2pm, 65B from 2pm to 5pm, and 85B from 5pm to 7pm. Cocktails, such as mojitos, are 99B from 10am to 7pm. As shown in the photo below, various other alcoholic drinks are also included in the happy hour. The hours are long and there are many varieties, so it’s a lot of fun. You can enjoy drinking in the morning, afternoon, and evening at a great price. Draft beer tends to have an unpleasant taste if the equipment is not properly cleaned, but I don’t think the beer here has much of an unpleasant taste. The mojito is served in a fairly large glass. It’s sweet as it is, so it’s important to order “less sugar”. It’s just plain delicious.

The food served is both Western and Thai. In Japan, pubs don’t have a very good image of food, but the food is quite authentic and delicious.

As for Western food, the “Classic Hamburger Set 175B” is recommended when you want to fill your mouth with meat, and the accompanying french fries are quite large, so this one dish is enough to fill you up. If you’re not that hungry, the “French Fries 115B” and “Onion Rings 135B” are also good choices. The “Cheese Pizza 295B” doesn’t have an Italian feel, but it’s also quite filling and filling.

Although it is Thai food, “Gapow 225B” has a slightly thick consistency and a good taste. “Pad Thai 225B”, “Thai Green Curry 225B”, “Yam Woon Sen 225B”, and “Fried Chicken with Thai Herbs 125B” are all good in my opinion. If you are not that hungry, “Fried Bean Salad 95B” is a good choice. It is a light meal of fried peanuts mixed with chopped onions, chopped manao, chopped chili peppers, and salt.

Another feature of Old English Pubs is the friendly service of the staff. They are lively and will greet you as soon as your glass is empty.

“The Old English Pub” recommendation rating

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give restaurants a rating following the Tabelog system. I personally think that “The Old English Pub” in Thonglor is about 3.4 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

The Old English Pub in Thonglor has the best happy hour from 10am to 7pm every day! You can take advantage of happy hour to enjoy morning, afternoon and evening drinks. It can also be used as a social venue!

I went to an Isaan restaurant called “Esan Bar & Restaurant” located about a one-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station, so I would like to review it.

“Esan Bar & Restaurant” @ Thonglor

“Esan Bar & Restaurant” is about a 1-minute walk from BTS Thonglor Station. Do you know the restaurant “Midnight Diner (Shinya Shokudou, Japanese Diner)” located a little way back from the street on the north side of Sukhumvit Road just below Thonglor Station? If you go further down the alley, you will find a karaoke shop called “Tokimeki Thonglor Monogatari (Japanese Karaoke)”. Further back is Esan Bar & Restaurant.

Esan Bar has only been open for a few months, and is currently a hidden gem known only to those in the know. It seems to have a lot of Thai customers. The interior of the bar has a stylish atmosphere that combines Isaan and modern styles.

Menu of “Esan Bar & Restaurant” (photos, prices, reviews)

The menu at Esan Bar is mainly Isaan food. I don’t know much about Isaan food, so I looked it up and found out that Isaan food is characterized by its extremely strong spiciness compared to food from other regions. It is made spicy with the extremely hot chili pepper “prik kinu”.

I ate the “Som Tam 80B” recommended by the staff. The menu says “Thai papaya salad” in English. The som tam I had had so far was light, but the som tam at Esan Bar is spicy and has a strong flavor. I really liked it. The staff seemed to understand English, so if you ask for “less spicy”, they will make it less spicy.

The “Isaan Style Chicken and Glass Noodles Rich Soup 120B” is also recommended (I ordered “no spicy”). I had been drinking quite a bit, but I was surprised by this! I had no idea what kind of stock it was made from or what seasonings were in it, but it was simply delicious!

It contains lemongrass and herbs, and the base is somewhat similar to Tom Yum Goong. The chicken was well seasoned, and slurping up the glass noodles was amazing! Definitely give it a try!

Finally, I ate the “Vietnamese Sausage Salad (130B)”. The soup was so amazing that I don’t remember much about the sausage salad. Sorry.

Also, there is a happy hour every day from 4pm to 7pm, during which you can drink Singha beer (by the glass) for 50B. At the nearby Old English Pub, you can get Leo beer (pints) for 45B from 10am to 2pm, 65B from 2pm to 5pm, and 85B from 5pm to 7pm, so I think you can choose the right one depending on your needs.

Recommendation rating of “Esan Bar & Restaurant”

I thought it might be useful to me, so I’ll give restaurants a rating following the Tabelog, Japanese No.1 restaurant rating website. I personally think that “Esan Bar & Restaurant” in Thonglor is about 3.3 on Tabelog, so I’ll leave a note here.

Conclusion

Esan Bar & Restaurant in Thonglor is recommended for those who like Isaan foods! In particular, the “rich chicken and glass noodle soup” is surprisingly delicious! It’s also a good place for those looking for a hidden gem.