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✓ Muslim-run, halalLong-running Muslim-run kitchen serving massaman curry, biryani and Thai-Muslim dishes.
Where to eat, drink and shop in Bangkok: legendary street food, Muslim-run halal kitchens, river-view and rooftop dining, mango sticky rice, giant malls and night markets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. ฿ under 200 · ฿฿ 200–600 · ฿฿฿ 600–2,000 · ฿฿฿฿ over 2,000 baht per person.
Long-running Muslim-run kitchen serving massaman curry, biryani and Thai-Muslim dishes.
Famous little shop for flaky roti, mataba and curries near Khao San Road.
Simple Muslim eatery known for khao mok gai (chicken biryani) and curries.
The Michelin-starred street-food chef in ski goggles, famous for her crab omelette. Expect long waits.
Bangkok's most famous pad thai, cooked over charcoal since 1966.
Loved for its crab curry and classic Thai dishes once cooked for the royal family.
The home of Bangkok's famous curry crab, popular with families.
Famous pink-shirt chicken rice stall, quick and cheap.
Rich beef noodle soup from a giant pot simmered for decades.
Creamy tom yum noodle soup with giant river prawns.
Elegant Thai restaurant in a garden house, a good choice for a classic Thai dinner.
Reliable Thai classics inside one of Bangkok's biggest malls.
Rooftop by the river facing Wat Arun, beautiful at sunset.
Open-air rooftop restaurant 61 floors up, with sweeping city views.
Celebrated southern Thai tasting menu. Bookings are very hard to get.
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Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Mango desserts of every kind, including mango sticky rice.
Famous take-away mango sticky rice, open late.
Sticky rice specialists since 1932.
Thai dessert café known for shibuya honey toast and kakigori shaved ice.
The classic Thai tea brand: orange Thai milk tea and green tea.
Colonial-style afternoon tea at Bangkok's legendary riverside hotel.
Elegant Thai-style tea room above the Erawan Shrine.
One of Bangkok's best-known specialty roasters.
Hand-dripped coffee inside the art centre.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
Luxury mall with an aquarium, cinema and a huge food hall.
Twin upscale malls with designer brands and a garden atrium.
Calm luxury mall at the Ratchaprasong crossing.
Huge riverside mall with an indoor floating market.
One of Southeast Asia's largest malls.
Budget mall for phones, clothes and souvenirs. Bargaining is common.
Airport-themed mall with each floor styled as a world city, plus a cheap food court.
Wholesale fashion mall with low prices, especially when buying several items.
One of the world's largest markets, with thousands of stalls. Saturday and Sunday.
Popular night market for street food and fashion.
Night market with shops, restaurants and a big Ferris wheel by the river.
Neon-lit street of gold shops by day and street food at night.
Bangkok's 24-hour flower market.
Busy market streets for cheap clothes and wholesale.
Outlet village with international and Thai brands near the airport.
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