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“We stumbled upon this restaurant while exploring Chatuchak Market. The place was packed with locals, a good sign. The sweet spicy chicken stir fry (served on the rooster plate) was the highlight, full of flavour and perfectly cooked.”

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“This humble eatery was recommended by Mark Wiens. And it’s one of his favourite spots for authentic Tom Yum Goong. The restaurant is known for using incredibly fresh seafood and bold, balanced flavours.”

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“Another gem recommended by Mark Wiens. This small alley shop is known for its fresh handmade fish balls. Everything here is made daily, and the ingredients are clean and top notch.”

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“A true Bangkok classic, Kuang Heng Chicken Rice has been serving locals and tourists for decades. It’s located right in the busy Pratunam area and is famous for its soft. Silky poached chicken paired with fragrant rice and chili sauce.”

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“Known as Thailand’s most famous mango sticky rice shop. K. Panich has been around for over 80 years And is said to supply sticky rice to top hotels around Bangkok. It’s a little pricier than other spots, but the quality and consistency make it worth it.”

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“This local satay stall is a longtime favourite in the Banthat Thong area. Serving perfectly grilled skewers with that iconic Thai style peanut sauce.”

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“Located in the heart of Chinatown, Khao Gaeng Hia Hee is a well known spot for authentic Thai curry rice. The stall style eatery serves a rotating selection of curries and side dishes.”

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“A long established favourite in Chinatown. Nai Ek Roll Noodle serves comforting bowls of thin rice noodles in a peppery pork broth. The crispy pork belly topping adds that perfect crunch, a must visit for noodle lovers.”

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“You’ll see Cha Tra Mue shops everywhere in Thailand. It’s the country’s most famous Thai milk tea brand, established since 1945. Whether you try the classic milk tea, green tea, or rose flavour.”

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“Opened October 2024 on Bulwer Street in Northbridge by James Dunston & Jimmy Marsden. This cafe is inspired by that iconic Aussie and Italian deli culture. This spot is a modern sandwich bar with a very serious coffee obsession. They are famous for their fish and chicken sandwiches, and those legendary muffins.”

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“Bar Botanik started in 2020. Famous for its plant-heavy, botanical aesthetic. It's a literally a mini jungle cafe. If you enjoy peace, quiet, and being surrounded by leaves, you absolutely have to pay them a visit.”

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“Parkside Coffee was started by the Daylight Coffee Roasters team in 2022. Built as a minimalist, coffee-first concept that doesn't mess around. The shop is literally right in front of a park, offering plenty of grass for you to just sit down and exist.”

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“Located in the iconic State Buildings in the Perth CBD. Telegram Coffee was started in 2015 by the master barista Luke Arnold. Built around precision roasting and a dedicated espresso bar experience. They roast their own Telegram Coffee.”

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“Opened in August 2025 in the heart of Fremantle. This cafe concept is a smooth blend of vinyl record store meets caffeine sanctuary. The coffee is elite, you get all that espresso punch with zero bitter attitude.”

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“Established March 2008 inside the historic Moores Building. This is a Fremantle staple that locals and tourists flock to, especially when they’re hunting for reliable food and great coffee. The cafe is deeply connected to the Freo arts scene, part cafe, part gallery vibe.”