This living-room restaurant, set in a Rama V-era home, specialises in old-timey Bangkok staples; many of which find their roots in the Royal kitchens. Its star dish is the khao chae, fragrant jasmine rice soaked in cold, flower-infused water, served with a host of toppings that could include meat-stuffed shallots and balls from shrimp paste.  

This intimate boutique guest house located in the Old Town District is the perfect option for someone with a bit lower of a budget than the classic 5 star hotels ask for. The homey vibes and impeccably personal service here are unmatched for your stay in Bangkok. 

The main shop is a takeout-only affair, but you'll find a small fan-cooled dining room just across the street. If you haven't tried mango sticky rice, have you actually been to Thailand? This nearly century-old favourite in Bangkok's Old Town sources everything from its fresh-pressed coconut milk to fragrant pandan leaves from the finest suppliers around the country – and it shows. 

A true hidden gem, started by a cool music collector who wants to share his best finds with music enthusiasts. Come here for a cool vibe, great music, and potentially an enriching conversation about Thailand's musical history.