Eat like a king in Bangkok

Eat like a king in Bangkok -

Thailand is known for its delicious food. Bangkok has some of the best Thai and international cuisine in the world, and there is nothing you do not get (except Ethiopian restaurant as recently closed). Whenever I leave Bangkok, I miss the variety of food I get in the city. Within walking distance of my apartment is delicious local cuisine, great Mexican, good Italian, and one of my favorite sushi places. You can eat like a king in this city. The downside is that some of these large, world-class food also comes with world-class prices.

Now one of the best Thailand tips that I can give you, is much Thai food to eat when you visit us, though sometimes you may want to mix. Variety is the spice of life, after all. If you find yourself in Bangkok looking for some international and local food at a reasonable price, there are many places to do it.

Thai food may be all over the place, but if you eat on the lookout for great areas of Bangkok, you will have great local markets, see:

Soi Rambuttri Banglamphu - on the corner of the street is a night market that offers local good food prices. The man in front of the 7-11 has good food, but watch out-it is spicy

Sukhimvit Soi 33 - Directly across the street from me, I get from any Thai food to select conceivable. I'm going away stuffed for less than a dollar. Make sure that you have the Pad Thai. Even my Thai friends impressed how good it is,

Sukhimvit Soi 38 (Thong Lo) -. This corner some amazing local food. Here you will find everything you want here. It is a very popular area for dinner. The vendors start setting up at 17:00 and go to about 2:00. Exit BTS Thong Lo easy and you will see it.

If you are looking for a good guide to street markets in Bangkok, this site is the ultimate resource.

After Thai food gorging, you might want to get something else. Here it is all really good international food is quite expensive. Compared to back home, it is not expensive, but for the area, it is expensive. I love good food, as much as the next person, but I hate to pay much for it. So after a few years living in Bangkok, I have managed to find a few good deals. Here are some ways, like a king, eating at good restaurants in Bangkok without breaking your budget:

Tapas - There is a good tapas restaurant tapas on Sukhimvit Soi 11. Go you there earlier than 19.00 for two-to-one sangria and three to two tapas. There is a new restaurant called Catalina at the end of Soi 11. It is beautiful and has a larger menu but not cost a bit more. I would recommend it over tapas

Japanese -. The Japanese area of ​​the city has a great sushi that is ridiculously overpriced. Maru is probably the best restaurant in Bangkok for very traditional Japanese cuisine, but a meal cost $ 100 USD around. For Sushi, the Isao just as good but half the price, the head. It is some of the best sushi I've ever had! Down in Silom, Zen is also good

Italian -. The lowest-priced Italian food is Bella Napoli on Sukhimvit Soi 31 pizzas are only a few hundred baht, and the pasta too cheap. The best? It's all delicious. Limoncello on Sukhimvit Soi 11 is also really good

Arab food -. Head down to Nana and Soi 5 Sukhimvit Arabic for amazingly delicious and cheap food. Get some great shwarma for only 40 baht. The whole area is filled with good Middle Eastern cuisine

Mexican -. Head to Coyote in Silom or Sukhimvit 31 for Margaritas on Wednesday (free for girls and 1/2 price for men) and 0-baht lunch courses. If you're on a budget, head to Senor Pico on Sukhimvit Soi 20. Sunrise Tacos offers good late-night snacks. They are not the best, but if it's 04:00 and you're a little drunk, they taste delicious

English -. If you really in the mood for English food, head to London pub for lunch. They offer specials and two-for-one drinks. There are also about four other English pubs in this area, if you do not like London

Chinese -. Head to Chinatown and you will find everything your heart desires for less than 100 baht per meal.

Israeli - Shoshana the best place for Israeli food. It is located in the street next to Khao San Road, makes this place mouthwatering falafel and other Israeli food. A meal here will cost less than 0 baht

Vegetarian -. The best vegetarian food in Bangkok: May Kaidee is. This place is located behind the Burger King near Khao San Road. Everything is made fresh, and it's all about 80 baht. They even offer cooking classes

Indian -. There are a lot of Indian food in Bangkok. A lot of. Overall, it's all pretty cheap. The problem comes in good Indian food find. Moghul Room on Sukhimvit Soi 11 is the best value for your money and very tasty. I take everyone who visits me there, and no one has been disappointed. Indus is also really good if you are looking for something a bit fancier.

Bangkok has an amazing variety of food. From local to international, this city got everything. It is one of the reasons why I here as much as life itself. I eat very well. Now the next time you visit, so you can.

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