Hidden in plain sight across from Wat Phra Kaew is this decades-old shophouse restaurant. The menu spans Western/Chinese dishes (eg stewed tongue) and Thai standards (such as 'beef spicy salad'). There's no English sign; it's the first shophouse in the lime-washed commercial building across the road from Wat Phra Kaew's northern wall as you walk in from Chang Pier.
Ming Lee
Ko Ratanakosin & Thonburi
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Nearby Ko Ratanakosin & Thonburi attractions
1. Silpakorn University Art Centre
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Serving as the spiritual keystone of Bangkok, Lak Meuang is a phallus-shaped wooden pillar erected by Rama I during the foundation of the city in 1782…
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