Ratchaprasong has a diverse variety of places to eat. The area's many roadside food stalls means you can easily join the locals by grazing from one of the many fruit, grilled meat, noodle, or beverage stands dotted around, and that seem to multiply as dusk descends. Once you've started, you won't want to stop. Typically, prices are between 25 and 40 baht per plate, and each stall serves a limited menu which can be eaten there or taken home.
All the malls offer extensive eating options. CentralWorld has over 50 restaurants, with cuisine for every palate and prices to suit all wallets. Aside from the typical fast-food outlets, find international cuisine, coffee and snack shops and fusion foods. On the 7th floor is the C Flavour food court, serving pan-Asian foods, and the Central Food Hall, a supermarket selling gourmet bites and basics from across the world.
The Erawan Bangkok has the chic Urban Kitchen, where fourteen international restaurants mingle under one roof. One of its kitchens, Nara, serves traditional Thai cuisine from across the country. Gaysorn has the Greyhound Caf-, Senses Restaurant, Bar Italia and Xinn Tien Di, an authentic Catonese restaurant. And The Amarin Plaza's food court, The Cook (4th floor), serves tasty Thai food at reasonable prices and overlooks the Skytrain.
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Indulge with a fabulous fine dining experience at one of the area's upmarket restaurants, the best of which are reviewed in our Thailand Tatler Review section. Highlights include Summer Palace and Fireplace Grill (both at the InterContinental Hotel), The Dining Room and The Chinese Restaurant (both at the Grand Hyatt Hotel), and Caf- G (Holiday Inn Bangkok). For Thai food in an elegant setting, try Charm Inn (Holiday Inn Bangkok), You and Mee (Grand Hyatt Hotel) or the colonial-styled Erawan Tearoom (The Erawan Bangkok). Fogo Vivo, on the ground floor of the President Arcade, is a lively Brazillian BBQ restaurant.
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