Showing posts with label terminal 21. Show all posts
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Friday, April 12, 2013

Day 2 - Lunch at Terminal 21

We reached bangkok around 130pm. By this time, we were hungry so we went to the nearest mall, Terminal 21, Pier 21 for our lunch.
Pork leg/crispy pork rice - nice with little fats

Pad Thai - Fried kuay teow

Beef soup bee hoon - tasted quite different from that from home but it is not too bad.

Our must eat desert - mango rice THB40. Only this place offers half a mango with rice.

Bangkok Trip March 6-9, 2013 Summary/Itinerary

Day 1 - Flight to Bangkok -> Check in SILQ Hotel (Review) -> Lunch at Saew, ThongLor -> Ekkamai Mall -> NaRaya/Emporium -> Dinner at Hua Seng Hong restaurant, Chinatown -> Thai Body Massage

Day 2 - Packed Breakfast -> Coconut Sugar Farm, Damnoen Saduak -> Damnoen Saduak Floating Market -> Elephant Village, Damnoen Saduak -> Royal Thai Handicraft Center, Damnoen Saduak -> Lunch at Terminal 21 -> Facial at Dee Saloon -> Dinner at Nam Sing, Chinatown -> Thai Body Massage

Day 3 - Breakfast at SILQ -> Lunch at Pochana Duck & Saew, ThongLor - > Krispy Kreme at Siam Paragon -> Central Chidlom -> Dinner at Chandrphen -> Thai Body Massage

Day 4 - Breakfast at SILQ -> Home Sweet Home

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Bangkok 4D/3N Trip Day 3 - Dinner at Terminal 21 Food Court

Again, we were too lazy to venture out. Afterall we have not tried or sampled all the food at the Foodcourt at Terminal 21.
Swensen's - crowded with lots of young people

Took some pictures before dinner

Lamps & Mirrors at Istanbul

Japanese themed restroom

Since Hubby loved Saew's fishball noodles at Thonglor, we decided to try that at this foodcourt. The soup base is quite tasty but the fishballs and ingredients were not as good or fresh as Saew's. Also, the ingredients used were differnt.

Pad Thai - this is the second time trying but just do not like the taste.

Rice with fried Kailan. The kailan was fried with pieces of scallops and was very salty though it had "wok hei".

Kuey Chap Thai style. The kuey was rolled up. unlike that in Singapore and all the ingredients were thrown into the soup and not served separately. Quite nice and the price was the best at 35baht. Most of the food items costed 35baht. Portion was a little small though. But that had an advantage - it allowed us to try different dishes.

Last but not least, our favourite mango sticky rice.

Took some pictures after dinner. There are many restaurants and eateries at Terminal 21.

Chanced upon a crowded shop selling dumpling in ginger soup and decided to try it since we loved the dumplings at Hua Seng Hong. The business at this shop was very brisk. But the dumplings were no way compared to Hua Seng Hong. It tasted terrible, much to our disappointment. Worse than those that I buy from supermarket back home.

After dinner, took a slow stroll to Robinsons and then back to Sacha Hotel. Took some pictures along the way.

Asoke Station

Robinson

We had facial here. 800 baht for an hour per person.

Coffeeshop

Hotel Entrance

End of Day3.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Flight to Bangkok -> Check in Sacha Uno Hotel -> Terminal 21 -> Dinner at Nam Sing, Chinatown

Day 2 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Khlong Saen Saep Boat Ride -> Temple of Golden Mount -> Mahakon Fort-> Wat Rachanatdaram – the Metal Castle ->Democracy Monument -> Gaint Swing -> Heroic Monument -> Khao San Road -> Lunch at Chinatown -> Facial at Dee Saloon -> Shopping at Robinsons -> Dinner at Terminal 21 -> Thai Body Massage

Day 3 - Breakfast at Sacha -> NaRaya/Emporium -> Lunch at ThongLor - > Manboonkrong -> Krispy Kreme at Siam Paragon -> Central Chidlom -> Thai Body Massage -> Dinner at Terminal 21

Day 4 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Home Sweet Home

Monday, July 16, 2012

Bangkok 4D/3N Trip Day 2 - Dinner at Terminal 21 Food Court

Dinner was at Terminal 21's foodcourt, Pier21 as we were lazy to venture out via MRT to anywhere for dinner.
Terminal 21

Pier21 Food Court. The foodcourt was very crowded. It took a while before we could get a seat.

Counter selling/refunding stored value card


Sticky Rice Stall - They offered 35 baht and 70 baht sticky rice. The smaller portion is ideal for a single person.

Fish Maw Soup - 40baht - a very huge, generous serving with lots of fish maw. The taste was not fantastic though.

Pig Trotters rice set, 35baht - nice!

Brown Rice with brocolli

Oyster Egg Pancake - Not very nice but there was a long queue at this stall.

Mango Sticky Rice - nicer than that at Robinson's Foodcourt.

The food at this foodcourt is quite tATY, better than that at Robinsons and as good as MBK's. Let's hope this standard is mantained. Because of the opening of this new foodcourt, businesses at Robinson's Foodcourt was greatly affected.

Itinerary
Day 1 - Flight to Bangkok -> Check in Sacha Uno Hotel -> Terminal 21 -> Dinner at Nam Sing, Chinatown

Day 2 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Khlong Saen Saep Boat Ride -> Temple of Golden Mount -> Mahakon Fort-> Wat Rachanatdaram – the Metal Castle ->Democracy Monument -> Gaint Swing -> Heroic Monument -> Khao San Road -> Lunch at Chinatown -> Facial at Dee Saloon -> Shopping at Robinsons -> Dinner at Terminal 21 -> Thai Body Massage

Day 3 - Breakfast at Sacha -> NaRaya/Emporium -> Lunch at ThongLor - > Manboonkrong -> Krispy Kreme at Siam Paragon -> Central Chidlom -> Thai Body Massage -> Dinner at Terminal 21

Day 4 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Home Sweet Home