I was a bit "skeptical to admit to a Time Out for the first time, but I must say that we have the guide to many local restaurants are absolutely fantastic. We used select" lunch "to use up to 4 courses in town for the dinner and we were generous with food, cheap, local places that we rewarded ourselves never found. Although these maps are a bit 'is missing (not rated restaurants on the map - this can be changed in the new issue), wefind this hole-in-the-wall seat with excellent food.

I visited Bangkok for three days and have this section to find a local map, is not enough. However, I lost a few details and description of the background that in leadership more available. Food section alone makes this a useful guide for those who have large local food has to offer Bangkok.

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