Currently staying in Bkk and fancy a change from Thai food, I've tried the tapas restaurant on Suk 11, can anyone recommend a decent one ?
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09-12-2013, 09:57 AM #1Thailand Expat
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Tapas in Bangkok
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Isn't Tapas sort of European Dim Sum? There is lots of those!
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El Osito in Ploen Chit.
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theres a place at thonglor which is average and expensive
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OP has disappeared again, don't waste your time replying guys !!!!
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Agreed, it's good.
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20-12-2013, 07:41 AM #7Thailand Expat
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The Londoner does English style tapas, which could be either really good or totally vile - I didn't try them.
If anyone wants to try them, be quick. It shuts in 6 months according to the manager.
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