Sunday, June 2, 2013

Arun Residence @ Bangkok


An atmospheric restaurant with a lovely view of Bangkok's Chao Phraya.


Sip some cocktails at the terrace & watch the sun slowly set before dinner.


Everything's reasonably well-prepared here, from Pad Thai with chunks of chicken ...


... to river prawns, cooked in a mildly spicy-herbal essence ...


... to a humble-looking fried rice that should satiate carb cravings ...


... to some cod fish with fresh red-&-green veggies & a pesto-like sauce ...


... to more prawns, fried in a sinfully buttery style ...


... to mushrooms that were mostly walloped before I could photograph them ...


... to satay-like fish cakes, juicy & fresh-tasting ...


... to the ubiquitous spring rolls, crunchy as can be ...


... to everyone's favorite finisher, mango with sticky rice.


Arunsawas (Mekhong Thai whiskey, lychee syrup, Sprite).


Sala Sensation (Malibu, pineapple juice, lemon juice, syrup).


Arun Residence,
Bangkok, Thailand.

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14 comments:

  1. Hi Sean,

    I love the water views and the atmosphere of this place! The cod fish looks really good!!!

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    1. Linda: you're right, the water views are nice and calming. it's quite the ideal spot to kick back after a long day. and the food's not bad at all :D

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  3. Wow such a lovely place to eat
    Next time I would love try there
    The prawns looks good

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    1. Simple Person: yeah, i'm glad we stopped here for dinner. and the food was not too spicy for me, hahah :D

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  4. I want to visit BKK again! Food, shopping and massage! :D

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    1. CK: heheh, i wanna do the food and massage, but i think i will skip the shopping! :D

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  5. Arunsawas! I wonder if I can whip up something similar but using one of my single malts....

    I do have our Made in Malaysia whisky too...wonder how it would go...

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    1. Missyblurkit: oooh, that could be a fun mixologist's experiment! i wonder if there might be some local fruits or ingredients that could go well in a cocktail with made-in-malaysia whiskey :D

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    1. YouHadYourLunch: heheh, food, the international language of lust :D

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  7. Yay! A travel post from Sean.. love BKK! Lovely shots.. makes me wanna sail down the CP right now:)

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    1. Ciki: heheh, a much-delayed travel post. yeah, BKK has got soul! thanks. i wish we had a proper CP in KL that we could cruise down! :D

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