My Life As Ali Thomas

Bangkok

Looking for stuff to really sink your mind into? Here’s the place. A five-story art museum filled with very interesting perspectives; a day to really dig deep into the minds of others.

Let’s go shoot some stuff! A short trip just over on the other side of the city, blow off some steam, feel that kick in your soul.

Private dinner, good conversations, paintings, pairing warmth with a sense of wholesome, feels like coming home, tastes like home. Get those warm-fuzzy feelings back in your heart.

Best live music in the city. Feel the wine flowing and drop by after dinner, whether you’re wandering alone or with companies, Saxophone Pub welcomes all wanderers!

Get a massage while you’re here, aside from the soul, your body needs soothing too.

Be weird, be curious, be whatever, here’s the place for that. Great escape, back to the basics, to simplicity, a reset button for your soul to do and be whatever it needs to.

'My Life As Ali Thomas' Show Us Their Favourite Spots in Bangkok

Pyra

Best tsukemen in the country. Also ramen.

Best museum to see Thai contemporary art by local artists.

Use the AIS Super Wifi for the fastest internet in the city. Ask for the password from your AIS user friends.

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O Thongthai

I love their book selection and gallery space. Moreover, I love the food at Aksorn by chef David Thompson on the top floor.

Art Resources offers bespoke homeware from bespoke frames, skateboards, humidor and jenga cases. Basically you can customise anything you want there.

Southern Thai food at its finest. Order Southern Thai-style hot and spicy yellow curry soup with young coconut shoot and sea bass, stir-fried stink beans and prawns with ‘Kapi’ shrimp paste, stir-fried lump crab meat with fresh chilli.

FV stands for fruit and vegetable. The interior is one of a kind. The concept of the store starts from unwanted. For the products, they use local seasonal organic produce. I love the Lamduan, Thai flower-shaped cookie, and mangosteen juice.

E-Sarn or North eastern cuisine. Order Dry Aged tougeus, Larb Kon Muang (minced beef or pork with northern spice),Yum Kanom jeen Pork Jowl (fermented noodle with fried pork jowl and pla la salad).

If you are visiting Bangkok, you must try Kakikori Thai tea and my usual spot is After you at Silom Complex because its just steps away from BTS Saladaeng station. it’s the place that you should visit with a few friends, so you can order many things to share.

Is the place I want to check out once Bangkok is not in a locked-down. Its a new restaurant/bar owned by talented Chef Pam. The restaurant in China town area and the food is Chinese inspired. I cannot wait to try Chef Pam’s new restaurant and hang out at local bars in Bangkok Old town.

Exploring Bangkok with Jewellery Desinger, O Thongthai

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