New Bangkok Canal Park Opens — or At Least Its First Stretch
Bangkokians got a temporary taste of Chong Nonsi Canal Park starting Saturday and it wasn’t a disappointment.
The Votes Are In: Thailand Chooses Their 2021 Vegan Faves
BANGKOK — Want to keep off the meat and dairy for even just one day a week? Here are some certified vegan crowd-favorite places in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket.
Cuban Food Just Like How Abuela Makes It – In Bangkok
BANGKOK — Spoon hearty scoops of ropa vieja and fracase de pollo while munching on yuquitas fritas, from the comfort of your own home.
13 Provinces to Get Vaccines First; Lowkey Welcome for AZ Doses
BANGKOK — Samut Sakhon, Bangkok, and Pathum Thani are among the first provinces to begin vaccinating its health workers and vulnerable populations against COVID-19 by next month, officials said Thursday.
Chula to Offer Free Tests of Salt Level in Bangkok Tap Water
BANGKOK — Starting on March 1, experts from Chulalongkorn University will offer to test if the tap water and filter in your home has too much salt – free of charge.
Bangkok Ban on Booze in Restaurants Lifted, Bars Reopen
BANGKOK — The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, or CCSA, is set to discuss on Monday whether bars in Bangkok will be allowed to reopen and a ban on alcohol sales in restaurants lifted.
Say ‘Da’ to This Snug Russia-Themed Cafe in Sathorn
BANGKOK — Belka (meaning “squirrel” in Russian), is a cozy cafe in the city’s commercial center that brings out the милый (sweet, pleasant) in Russian culture through cute cakes.
Gov’t to Host Singles Meetup to Boost Birth Rate. Foreigners Welcome.
BANGKOK — Tinder not working out for you? Let the Bureau of Reproductive Health step in and help you find your match.
Michelin Winner ‘Kam’s Roast’ from Hong Kong Opens in Bangkok
BANGKOK — The Cantonese roast franchise Kam’s Roast makes its debut in Bangkok this week, just in time for Chinese New Year.
Burmese Restaurant in Bangkok Promotes Anti-Coup Activism
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — As expatriates from Myanmar around the world react to the military’s lightning takeover of their homeland, one restaurant in neighboring Thailand is working a diner at a time to help support members of Bangkok’s Myanmar community who want to take action against Monday’s coup.