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Monday, August 06, 2012

Gastro 1/6


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Shadow of Jamie Oliver

Gastro 1/6 is about (true) European style all day (though only until 3 pm) countryside brunch dining in downtown Bangkok (almost at your backyard if Sukhumvit area is where you lodge); it is in a pretty laid-back mode - both the servers and the customers. If we are not rushed to do the eating, we will enjoy it, and I do. And to enjoy the pleasure of an utmost laid-back excursion, do bring a novel, or your
3G compatible smartphone that can 'line' with your friends, or a tablet with you to kill time while waiting for your order and the food to be prepared.


chilled milk; iced choco drinks (both norm brand from any supermarket)

poached eggs, sauteed mushroom, Parmesan cheese, with truffle oil, THB 320

French toast, seasonal fruits, honey (i wish if it was maple syrup), THB 195

nice cappuccino; an excellent starter - potato salad THB 150

Gastro 1/6 @ RMA Institute ***1/2
238 Soi Sai-nam-thip 2
Sukhumvit 22 Road
Klongtoey-nua, Bangkok 10110
Tel.: 080. 603.6421

Open daily (except Monday) : 10 am - 3 pm (opening hours may change, it depends)
Pay (food only for one): around THB 600




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7 comments:

Stella said...

It is good to be laid back once in s while.

Tommy Leung said...

Jamie's cuisine in this country look restaurant is nice to eat, but TC only gave it 3 stars?

in the sea said...

Interesting to find this place in soi 22 suk.

Stella said...

This laid back Jamie's cuisine looks like one of those high tea homes that we had cakes close to Center Point in our previous years,
TC is very picky and strict in star rating Tommy.

in the sea said...

You only took one salad? It's good to have a cafe like this in soi 22 Suk.

Thailand Club said...

@Tommy: 3-star because owner doesn't use better ingredients for the posh price, even milk is from a supermarket, not direct from a farm; and service is sluggish (local-look server doesn't even speak decent Thai), not justify for us to pay a hotel's price to eat there, though food tastes okay.

@Stella: that tea garden near CP-Langsuan is more high-so, but at a low-so price; and she didn't serve 'supermarket' brand tea bags. (the tea was sourced from France)

@Sea: sorry, i post food pics too slow.

Stella said...

Thank you TC. Yes Langsuan it is, the bomb place on one New Year Day.
I like that area a lot; very high-so with low-so price.