Taste a Fancy Feast at Bangkok Gourmet Fest
BANGKOK — Let your tongue bear witness to the world’s food culture, from fancy French-style crepes, fresh Italian truffles, Michelin-starring sushi and rare Chor Muang Thai dumplings.
Nuclear Living vs. Chinese Tradition at ‘Made by Microwave’
BANGKOK — While the sight of a woman’s head in a microwave with six burning joss sticks may recall Sylvia Plath, the image is a local illustrator’s reflection on the collission of her heritage and modern life.
The Imperfect Love of ‘Echo & Narcissus’ in Mixed-Media
BANGKOK — The tragic love story of a cursed nymph who falls for a lovely man in love with his own reflection will be staged with a Thai dancer, Belgian pianist and visual imagery this weekend.
Tourist Touts, Khaosan Forgers Busted (Photos)
BANGKOK — Need a university degree? Want to buy some gems? There were 75 fewer forgers and touts asking those questions Wednesday after the crackdown pendulum once again swung in their direction.
Another Deadline Collapses, DSI Reopens Negotiations With Dhammakaya
PATHUM THANI — The Department of Special Investigation, or DSI, on Wednesday opened a new round of negotiations with Dhammakaya for permission to search its headquarters for its fugitive spiritual leader.
Threeplay: Bangkok’s Gaggan Tops Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, Again
BANGKOK — A Bangkok Indian restaurant topped the “Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants” list for a third consecutive year on Tuesday.
Krabi Coal Plant Sent Back for Fresh Review
BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said Tuesday the government will ensure that environmental and health impact studies for a coal power plant approved by its energy policy planning committee will be reconsidered, but made clear he expects the project to proceed.
Junta Lawmakers Advance Plan to ‘License’ All Media
BANGKOK — Weeks after a controversial media bill was sent back to its drafters for revisions, it was back on its way toward becoming...
New Labels and Tax Take on Thailand’s Junk Food Problem
BANGKOK — Since early this year, a person with leafy arms has begun appearing on food packaging to signify the difference between shameful midnight snacks and healthier fare.
Dhammakaya Bans Three TV Stations For ‘Biased Reporting’
BANGKOK — A day after brief skirmishes broke out between police and monks and devotees of Wat Dhammakaya, the temple Tuesday banned journalists from three television stations from its property.
