T & K Seafood @ China Town, Bangkok
This is a follow-up post from my recent Bangkok trip.
After the “expensive” & luxury English Hi Tea session (do refresh the experience by clicking on the link), we proceed to China Town, Bangkok (Yaowarat) to have our dinner.
Once we stepped out from cab, we were greeted by these!
So many colourful neon light signboards in Chinese words!!! I thought I am at Mong Kok or Causeway Bay at Hong Kong as I always watch scene like this in Hong Kong drama 😛
Busy & bustling with activities~
T & K is the most recommended seafood restaurant at China Town when we done our research on eating joints at Bangkok 🙂
Once we walked near the restaurant, there was already throngs of people waiting for tables, mind you, the restaurants expands to the roadside’s pavement too. That’s a sign of good business and hopefully good food ^^
While waiting for our table, we browsed through the menu and the prices for the food were quite reasonable although it is located at the tourist spot. Do compared that with our very own Petaling Street or Jalan Alor, you will definitely be charged a premium price.
Seafood grilling by roadside
Although the restaurant was packed to the brim, our food arrived in a jiffy~
Sauces for to food
Pipping hot Tom Yam seafood, a must when you are at Thailand ^^
Laden bountifully with fish, prawns, squids, mushrooms & vegetables. The sour & spicy soup definitely stimulated our palate.
Steam Fish
The sour & pungent soup was addictive, I can’t help myself but to scoop it non-stop till the soup was polished clean 😛
Oyster Omelet (Oh Chien)
Served on hot plate, laying on bed of bean sprouts. Oysters are fresh & plump but a tad too oily & the bean sprout was not fully cooked too.
Fried Squids
Crunchy thin battered & springy squids were moreish indeed!
Grilled Big Head Prawns
Fresh & huge prawns grilled without any marinade, we can taste the natural sweetness from the fresh prawns.
Some greens to remove the guilty from over indulging on those caloric-laden food >.<
If you happen to be here, please don’t forget to buy some porky snack from this shop. It is super famous here 🙂
>Delicious foods + reasonable price, definitely a Nice restaurant to visit again!
>the seafoods looks yum!
>I think I visited this place too during my previous Bkk trip 🙂
>droooling…such a good spread of food
>Wah so evil leh this post …. make me crave for tomyam … tonight need to go have some :P~~~
>I wonder if hawker food just taste that much better cos they cook it "live" by the roadside? Hehe.
>u make me few so hungry^^ omgggggg..
i love thailand… i will go again^^
>that neighborhood def. has some good eats. that squid looks crazy good.
>i never visit Thailand before but I'm kinda attracted by their food there.. Yum yum.. 😀
>Food looks great.. and I love this new blog layout!
>Michelle: When is our next BKK trip? ^^
Caroline: Fresh & yummy, & cheap too!!
uLi: They very famous, must be I think 🙂
Small Kucing: Pass you the tissue 😛
Kent: Haha XD !!
>Kenny: Add some extra ingredients like dust?
Jason: I love BKK very muchhhhhhhhhhhh!
A. Razzi: The fried squid really yummy~~
WyYv: Thailand is so near to us, must go!!
C & C: Thanks dear~