Reservations had to be made in advance for buffet dinner served at the 76th and 78th level of Baiyoke Sky, Thailand's tallest building. It has a spectacular view of Bangkok. The buffet spread is awesome with asian and western cuisines but we were disappointed with the taste of the food. There was a 3-member band who entertained the diners with Thai and English songs. Later, they serenaded a group of Koreans sitting next to our table with some Korean songs. The band's performance was very entertaining.

A scenic view from the tallest building


See my sis driving a Tuk-tuk and I'm hitching a ride!

Shopping and eating in the comfort of air-conditioned malls in Bangkok is really an experience. Food courts at Siam Paragon, Central World and MBK come with a dazzling selection of Asian and Western cuisines.

Most of the upmarket shopping malls are situated in the Sukhumvit district and the skywalk will link you from one mall to another. For a bargain hunter's paradise, you may want to opt for Chatuchak, the weekend market. There are reportedly more than 5,000 stalls in this gigantic place. You can see the locals and foreigners crowding this place as early as 10am. The easiest way to get around Bangkok is to use the Skytrain to move through the city. You get good view of the city in the rides. The fare is cheap but if you're travelling in a group of 4 or more, then it is more economical to take a cab.

While scouring for food, we found this place called ZOOD Noodle at Central World. Most of the restaurants are located at level 7

You can use the paper table mat to play snake and ladder while waiting for your food.

Wanna try Japanese burger - MOS Burger










For good bargain, hop over to MBK Shopping Mall


One of the shops at MBK Mall


Yummy pancake filled with desiccated coconut




You can find designer's labels at Siam Paragon





The crowd at Siam Paragon's food court is unbelievable. We just loved the food here!




It's not easy to wait for a table.


Savouring a bowl of seafood tom yam soup