It’s challenging to catch up with friends when kids are around—and it’s tough for them, too! Imagine having to sit still while the grown-ups talk for hours on end. It’s a good thing we discovered this space where we can relax, work, or share a meal with friends while the kids play for free! Pretty honey milk from Honeyful at Open House Open House Open House is a co-living space that caters to many preferences, including art, books, drinks, and food. It is an excellent spot for people with remote work who feel more productive in a calm, nature-inspired atmosphere and city views. Everyone is wel ..read more

This is your sign to take the train from Bangkok airport! As most countries are in Southeast Asia, ride-hailing apps such as Grab and local players, Line Man Taxi, and Blot are available in Bangkok. But if you want to avoid heavy traffic and be a savvy traveler by saving money on your trip to Thailand, take the airport rail link! Trains Connected to Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang Bangkok Airport Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang Airports connect seamlessly with airport railways, so you can head to your destination even with your luggage—wide, reliable elevators and ramps to accommodate your trolleys. W ..read more

What’s the first thing to do in Bangkok? Eat, of course! And if your idea of arriving in Bangkok, Thailand, is eating homey, authentic Thai dishes in a cozy, lakeside setting after hours on a plane, then we have a place to recommend! Guests will be welcomed by the restaurant’s koi pond Ruen Ros Lakeside Restaurant in Bangkok Thailand has many dishes to offer, and its cuisine is an experience in itself. Make the most of your trip by tucking into authentic Thai dishes, starting off with this homey Thai restaurant by the lake. It’s a great dining spot in Bangkok that’s only 25 minutes away from S ..read more

Since it opened, we’ve wanted to try Auro Chocolate Cafe, so we made it a point to visit their BGC branch during our trip to Manila. Lots of woven basket accents Tree-to-Bar Chocolate Cafe in BGC Everyone gushes over the cafe’s interiors and drinks, and we agree: it’s worth the visit. Auro Chocolate is an award-winning sustainable chocolate brand that supports cacao farmers while promoting some of the finest products of the Philippines.  Outdoor seats are available too The cafe sells all its products, including its famous tree-to-bar chocolates and unique variations, couverture for b ..read more

This is the perfect Thai dessert for a hot day! (Read: it’s so hot ) Thailand has a lot of delicious cold desserts to offer, from creamy coconut ice cream to shaved ice. Shaved ice with milk, chewy jellies, water chestnuts, and beans Wan Yen is the Thai version of shaved ice or snow cone that comes with different syrups and toppings. Choose from so many toppings! Yoo Hoo Wan Yen has more than ten flavors to choose from, starting at only 35THB. Isn’t this a nice pop of color? If you’re travelling to Thailand soon and spot this eye-catching teal kiosk, grab a bowl of wan yen and enjoy a sweet, i ..read more

Visiting art museums is a great way to immerse yourself in a country’ culture when traveling. As for Bangkok, Thailand, tourists can discover its art scene with The Museum of Contemporary Art. The entrance at MOCA Bangkok Museum of Contemporary Art This museum’s building is a work of art in itself while showcasing contemporary artworks. It has 5 floors with over 800 works of exhibitions, from paintings, sculptures, and mixed media to installation art from various periods that preserve and present local art and support Thai artists. It also has a souvenir and a cafe inside. View this post on ..read more

Why go on a food trip to Bangkok’s Chinatown? Shouldn’t you go there strictly for Thai food? Well, whatever floats your boat. But for us, we think most countries have their version of Chinatown and always offer a unique experience, especially with food. So, if Yaowarat (Bangkok Chinatown) is part of your itinerary, try this popular pudding place that serves interesting pudding recipes, signature sweet toasts, and cold drinks. They have multiple branches, and this one is at Central Westville. Each has an eye-catching vintage comic nostalgia aesthetic, and needless to say, we like the vibe. The ..read more

We can’t believe all this is free! If you’re traveling to Thailand on a budget with kids and are looking for worthwhile activities, then add this kids’ museum to your list. It has outdoor water park, a giant sandbox, climbing dome, and indoor play areas for role-playing, building, and interactive technologies including a science gallery and a 4D mini cinema. Climbing dome It’s practically a free playground for kids and more! Kids can cool off in this outdoor water play area Dino sandbox Tips When Visiting Children’s Discovery Museum in Bangkok 1. Pack a swimsuit and towel for water play. 2. Do ..read more

A restaurant and a theme park in one? We visited this European-themed complex in Bangkok last New Year’s Eve for the fireworks show. A European themed-park and restaurant in one It’s a sprawling complex with all the works, from a riverboat, lighthouse, waterfalls, themed buildings, and even a live capybara. Christmas decors in January Walking through this was cute, but make sure to watch out! Have you every seen a Capybara? Dining in style We paid 100 thb for the entrance fee, which can be exchanged for a drink, snack, souvenir, or as used as a 100 thb voucher at the restaurant. Exchanging ti ..read more

Could this be the best fried chicken in Bangkok? This unassuming restaurant attracts locals and tourists as a Michelin-Bib Gourmand spot since 2018. Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurant for 7 years in a row! They serve their famous fried chicken topped with game-changing crispy garlic, and we think it’s good with the flavor on point, crispy skin, and tender for most parts. Eating this famous Thai fried chicken with crispy garlic bits in every bite was so delicious! Our friend wisely told us not to set our expectations too high. It’s Thai fried chicken, which is tasty and unique in its own way, eve ..read more