Tucked down a quiet sub-soi, Khun Anong's guesthouse remains popular with journalists, models and English teachers. The rooms are clean, basic and small,...

Siam Square's not a very interesting place to eat, but the queues outside this Isaan kitchen at lunch testify to its spirited renditions of the papaya salad...

A rarity in Sukhumvit, this guesthouse spreads charmingly over four shophouses disguised by old wooden fittings. Rooms are smallish, but pleasant and clean,...

There's a blurred, smoky quality to this bar in an old house, decked out in train benches and Chinese tea-house chairs. It's an oasis of charm behind a...

At this hip hostel, each of the 30 air-conditioned, brightly-walled 'sleeping rooms' has a different artistic theme. The private rooms and dorms come with...

Some canal tours stop at this rather modern floating market in semi-rural environs, but Thais come here to lunch on the superlative seafood cooked on moored...

Bangrak's Hindu population has spawned a plethora of cheap, no-frills cafés. This one is clean, has air-con and offers good south Indian food, in particular...

Pad Thai is the dish that all visitors know before getting their visa. Nicknamed Pad Thai Pratu Pi ('Ghost's Gate Noodles'), Thip Samai is a legend for...

Next to the Italianate terminus, this simple shophouse plays with the idea of staying aboard a train with rooms classified as First, Second and Third Class....

An ever-changing mish-mash of funky furniture, neon signs, robots, memorabilia and oil paintings, where regulars play pool, use the free Wi-Fi, listen to...