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Places beginning with 'O'
O'Brians is hard to miss: situated on Sukhumvit Road, close to Soi 3, the brightly lit sign that says "Open 24h" draws immediate attention. The menu includes both Thai and international food, but the international dishes dominate.
This welcoming place oozes authentic Thai flair that attracts a mixed crowd of neighborhood dwellers and young and trendy diners.
(HSBC Dining Guide, BK#178, Mar 23, 2007)
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POSITIONING
STATEMENT: The new look of Oasis pool bar on the 37th floor offers sweeping views over the city’s skyline in a relaxed and informal setting. The free-form swimming pool and bar offers a refreshing oasis in the heart of Bangkok.
CAPACITY: 34 seats
We like to boogie, but we'd pretty much given up on live music pubs in the Khao San neighborhood. Being packed in like sardines with a mass of sweaty strangers without room to breathe, let alone move, is not our idea of fun. So when a little bird told us about a new venue offering live music in more comfortable surrounds, we enthusiastically headed over to Oh Bar
Tucked off Soi 24, home to luxury condos and service apartments, Ohana certainly has a willing audience of wealthy expats and this place doesn’t fluff their lines.
 When you are just sick of eating out at an Italian or French restaurant, make your way to Olive, and enjoy a big fat Greek meal.
On Lok Yun was the Starbucks of your grandfather’s era. These days, this 70-year-old café is still packed with old-timers who drop by for the all-day breakfast over a cup of coffee (B15). No espresso, latte or mocha, let alone creamy blended drinks with unpronounceable names—only sweet Thai-style coffee.
A swanky, lavish European style club that stands alone with little traffic from the strip. The place is carpeted in red velvet, Louis sofas, plenty of comfy seats for all and the feel of a Victorian brothel...in a good way, of course. They serve all sorts of drinks, and their somtum its to die for.
Bustling with university students, this no-frills eatery may have what it takes to be the best in J-Avenue. In the evening, a long wait is inevitable. Once you are seated, expect MSG-free fare delivered to your table by courteous staff.
( HSBC Dining Guide, BK#178, Mar 23, 2007)
This casual, all-day-dining restaurant boasts sumptuous international buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A la carte dishes are also available.
( HSBC Dining Guide, BK#178, Mar 23, 2007)
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