Bangkok, Thailand

Custard Nakamura is one of the popular Japanese bakery in Bangkok, located close to EmQuartier.

They have a long history here, selling their signature Japanese style of breads and cakes.

One particular item that you should grab is their custard pudding, which have a few different flavours to choose from.

Soft and fluffy, can eat along with the bread you grabbed here.

Dancing Duck Noodles near to MRT Khlong Toei is a place selling traditional braised duck, open from morning.

Gotten my breakfast here with their stewed duck noodle, which you get to choose the type of noodle you like.

Their stewed duck was juicy and soft, comes in different parts of duck meat.

The reason being called the dancing duck is because the owner who prepare the dish always making move as he working on it.

Camin Cuisine & Cafe has a few outlets across Bangkok city, offering a much garden style concept with their authentic Thai cuisine.

One of their salad attracted me, which is this colourful salad with pomelo fruits and I totally no regret getting it.

It would be one of the salad that I would love it so much. The taste blended so well between sweet, sour and spicy.

Even the salad comes with lots of chili, the spiciness will immediately absorb by the fruit’s sweetness and sour; which is refreshing and open your appetite at the same time.

Another Michelin Guide featured in Bangkok, with this stall getting its Bib Gourmand.

Sae Phun has been running for few generations and continue to cooke their Asian style of foods here.

One of the recommendations would be their signature Chicken Stew with Chicken Sausage, Fried Egg & Rice. Topped with thick layer of gravy, I really enjoy the familiar taste.

You could easily find this Thai tea shop in many of the malls, which serving premium style of Thai milk tea in Bangkok.

Go for the signature Karun Thai Tea and you could choose the level of sugar you prefer. Each cup of Karun Thai Tea also topped with some gold as well.

So now you could taste some good Thai tea with luxury feature.

Hideya Ramen mentioned they already serving since 2011 and it is close to where I stay, so decided to drop by to try their signature Yokohama Iekei Ramen.

Iekei ramen is special for featuring a pork marrow and soy sauce broth with thick and straight noodles that was first invented in Yokohama by the ramen shop, and you could enjoy it here in Bangkok.

Really creamy broth and flavourful with the spring onion. Juicy char shu to go along with the ramen is enjoyable as well.