What’s Bangkok without food right? For this leisure trip, I didn’t do much research before jetting off to the land of smiles, so here’s just a list of what I tried 🙂 Plus, there’s probably so so many articles online sharing about what to eat in Bangkok *shrugs shoulders* so here’s a casual one!
Little Zoo Café (Siam)
For your dose of fluff.

Photo with the racoon in The Little Zoo Cafe
Entry to the Little Zoo Café is priced at 350 baht, where you will be given a choice of drink, a dessert, plus a pair of socks. For the calorie conscious, desserts can be skipped and you will be able to bring home a mini souvenir instead. I got myself a cup of toffee nut latte and the souvenir – not craving for sugar that afternoon haha.

Meerkat feeding on banana!
I was asked to change to the new pair of socks despite already having a pair on before I’m allowed to go the the second level… I’m guessing it’s for hygiene? A few corgis were sashaying up and down the two floors, so if you’re afraid of dogs… you may want to skip this cafe.

Didn’t know foxes can be such great friends with cats!
The main play areas were filled with puppies and cats and there’s another queue for more exotic animals like raccoons and arctic foxes (haha ikr queue again?!) I like how there wasn’t a timing restriction to how long you can be in the cafe. I spent the entire afternoon there 😉

Snoozing puppy in the Little Zoo Cafe
Waiting time: I took 1 hour to get to the second floor but some of my friends managed to go in immediately upon arrival, so I guess it’s up to lady luck when you visit.
Address:Â Siam Square Soi 11, Bangkok, Thailand 10330
Opening hours: 11am – 8pm daily
Noodles and more (Siam Square)

Steamboat of cheese, ramen and egg
We’ve tried Korean rameoyn, Indomee, instant Udon, which essentially is Maggie in different versions right? Why not Thailand’s instant noodles? In mini steamboat form haha. This is one random shop I stumbled across in Siam Square. I’m guessing it’s a high school students hangout area since the food ain’t too pricey as well. Wouldn’t really recommend this place because, really, maggie is available everywhere.
Taste wise… like maggie.
Waiting time: None to get seated, around 10 minutes to get served.
Address: Siam Square
Gram Cafe and Pancakes (Siam Paragon)
That fluffy Instagram pancakes.

10 seconds before the butter slid into the whipped cream…
I spent a total of 40 minutes waiting (queueing and waiting for my food) and had 40 seconds to snap a photo before the butter on top slid down and plopped right into the whipped cream. #win. I didn’t even get to do the honey drizzle shot?!?!
Jokes aside, the pancakes weren’t THAT good. Yes, they were fluffy and pillowy soft but at 295 baht for 3 plain pancakes with sides of honey, butter and whipped cream… I’m better off with Pad Thai or Green Curry…
Of course, I didn’t finish mine. So did the two tables around me. I gathered that everyone is just here, for the gram (pun intended).
Waiting time: 40 minutes to be seated, another 10 – 20 minutes for your pancakes.
Address: Siam Paragon, Ground floor, Rama 1 Rd., Bangkok, Thailand
Opening hours: 9.30am – 10pm
Snow Park Dessert Cafe (Siam Square One)
I was probably their only customer that day, but I walked into the empty cafe anyway. Other than the usual drinks in Snow Park Dessert Cafe, their signature dessert was … pretty mediocre.

Torched marshmallow with green tea ice cream core.
At 99 baht, you will enjoy ice cream wrapped in marshmallow which is later torched. The marshmallow was lava for a while before the ice cream cools it down to the usual chewy texture. Matcha ice cream in the centre was mediocre. Won’t visit again unless I’m in need of sugar.
Waiting time: None. There was no one else in the cafe that time.
Address: Siam Square One
Dakasi (Platinum Mall)
The drink you need while making your rounds in Platinum Mall.

Getting a cuppa taro milk tea while shopping.
I got a cup of taro milk tea and was pleasantly surprised to find taro chunks inside their fragrant milk tea. Pretty filling and tasty cuppa! I couldn’t help but noticed that they have their own versions of boba milk too!
Waiting time: 5 minutes to queue and get your drink.
Address: various, I got mine at Platinum Fashion Mall, 3rd floor
Crab and Claw (EmQuartier)
The lobster version of dancing crab.

Whole lobster with a bucket of clams, mussles, prawns, corn and potatoes.
Wouldn’t say it’s very “worth it” or like a “must try” but it’s quite decent. Portion served was pretty okay – a good handful of prawns, clams and corn. The lobster wasn’t huge but quite meaty I feel 🙂
Waiting time: None.
Address: various, we went to the EmQuartier Mall, 7th floor outlet
Opening hours: 11am – 10pm
Super Bowl
We discovered this Japanese bowls restaurants (Super Bowl) from Eatigo, which served pretty decent bowls and very affordable prices. Coupled with Eatigo’s 50% discount, we were probably feasting on 5 SGD bowls.

Beef bowl from Super Bowl
I got beef and J got their signature pork bowl. The beef was tender and the sauce that came with it was sooooo addictive YUUUMMM!! J’s pork bowl had a perfectly poached egg and tasty pork belly pieces. Even the fatty parts were well flavoured.

Super Bowl’s signature pork belly bowl
The restaurant, however, was super difficult to locate – mainly because it’s blocked by other shops and restaurants…
Address:Â 18 Sukhumvit soi 2, Klongtoei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Opening hours: 11.30am – 11.30pm
Mk Restaurant (Terminal 21)
There were so many varieties of food served in MK Restaurant, I’m actually pretty lost on what they were selling – so many menu booklets!
Took us awhile to decide on a hot pot set and a plate of roast duck…

Steamboat set in MK restaurant
This is the place we discovered, the REALLY TENDER PORK SLICES. Under the hot pot menu, it’s called “Tender Pork”. J termed it as the “wagyu of pork” because the texture of the meat slices were so good, even after boiling for quite a while. They come in regular and marinated versions, both yummy!

Tender and meaty roast duck from MK restaurant
The roast duck was quite tasty as well! So if you’re looking for a quick meal fix, this would be a great place!
Address: Various, we went to the Terminal 21 Mall outlet
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
White Flower Factory (Siam Square One)
After a whole lot of Thai food that week, I was dreaming of pasta or western food.When I stepped in to the cafe, I went straight to the international page and ordered their “signature” dish – ya know the one with the thumb/ star at the corner haha.
The serving of their purple sweet potato gnocchi with salmon in cream sauce looked really small initially – a couple of gnocchi and a few salmon chunks. However, as I started to feast on my lunch, it became increasingly difficult to finish. Super filling!

Purple sweet potato gnocchi with salmon cream
Gnocchi were well made and really tasted a lot like purple sweet potato! The salmon cream can get a bit jelat after awhile but complements well with the dry-ish gnocchi. Salmon chunks were tender and not overcooked 🙂
I later read online that their Thai food is pretty good too! Maybe next time for me!
Address: Siam Square One
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
Audrey Cafe (EmQuartier)
Your one-stop crepe cake cravings fix.
We dropped by Audrey Cafe just for their crepe cake goodness – their famous Thai Milk Tea Crepe Cake. Really loved their well balanced cream-ganache ratios, literally 50-50. Their alternating cream and ganache layers resulted in a flavourful yet light dessert. Plus, their generous thai milk tea sauce pour. Thumbs up!!!

Thai milk tea crepe cake from Audrey Cafe
As the cafe was having a one-for-one promotion when we visited ( YAY!! More dessert!), we went for the milo crepe cake. Similarly, layers of cream and milo ganache were alternated between the layers of the crepe cake and finally topped with milo nuggets. A 100% satisfied desserts craving.

Milo crepe cake from Audrey Cafe
The cafe interior was GORGEOUS. Mint furniture and flowers~
Address: Various, but we went to the EmQuartier outlet, 8th floor
Opening hours: 11am – 10pm
ShiBui (Chatuchak Weekend Market)
I’ve tried blended whole watermelons and other melons, but definitely NOT a dragonfruit haha.

Dragonfruit juice from ShiBui
Coupled with the insane heat, I had to get one! Considering that I’m a fan of fresh fruit juices, this dragonfruit juice was perfect!

Different fruit juices sold by Shibui
Address: I can’t even pinpoint for sure where this juice store is at the Chatuchak Weekend Market, just stroll along the main road lined with food stores!
Hello Garlic
Garlic spread on freshly toasted fluffy bread. Reminds me a lot on Yakun’s thick toast. Hello Garlic serves them in many different flavours: garlic, sugar butter, sweetened milk, chocolate, strawberry fruit jam and pizza sauce.

Garlic toast on a stick from Hello Garlic
We tried the garlic toast on a stick, 25 Baht (~1SGD) – pretty okay, not really a must try in my honest opinion. I mean, the toast is fluffy, the garlic spread fragrant, but I wouldn’t go all the way to Chatuchak Weekend Market just to have them… but of course, if you’re already there, why not?

Hello Garlic’s booth in Chatuchak Weekend Market
Address: Just stroll down Chatuchak Weekend Market!
Bar-B-Q Plaza (Terminal 21)
Bar-B-Q Plaza was the only mookata shop I’ve seen this entire trip. Really. I guess mookata is only “the Thai thing” in Singapore.

Super affordable 2 people pork platter set!
The price was super attractive, a 2 person pork platter for 249 baht (around 11 SGD) and a 2 person beef platter for 349 baht (around 15 SGD). Portions were pretty decent and they even provided a dipping sauce to flavour your meat before grilling them.

Shallow soup well when feasting in Bar-B-Q Plaza
The only feedback we had was the tiny pot. The soup well was shallow and it was really very difficult to cook anything more than enoki mushrooms. With such a shallow well of soup, we had to constantly refill to prevent everything from charring. #halplaaaa
Address: Terminal 21 Mall, top floor
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
After you café (Terminal 21 Mall)
This one takes more than a sweet tooth to enjoy.

Ferrero Toast from After You Cafe
We got a ferrero toast for breakfast and regretted deeply. Everything became super jelat by the time we were half way through. I guess the ferrero chocolates, peanut butter, chocolate sauce, ice cream and whipped cream were too much for our morning tummies.
To be fair, we loved the first few bites though! I guess we probably need like a gang of 5 – 7 friends to enjoy this together. The plus point? They are everywhere.
Address: Various, we got ours in Terminal 21 mall
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
While I continue picking my memory for more food that I’ve tried in Bangkok, this is it for now 🙂 Do share with me other amazing food in Bangkok in the comments below and I will be there the next time! 😉