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Lek Seafood
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Tan Wanlaya
April 5, 2017
Lek Seafood passes with flying colours the lore about patronage: if the locals favour it, it must have something going for it. The pan-generational families eating here - young children, mothers, fathers, grandparents - are testament to its quality. This is a restaurant clearly deemed a worthy venue for the hallowed family Sunday meal. And on weekdays too, office workers congregate here in ravenous gangs to sate the appetite they've worked up all day long. Opening Hours: 17:00 - 01:00 BTS: Chong Nonsi Tel: +66 (0)2 636 6460 How to get there: Take the Skytrain (BTS) to Chong Nonsi station.at 156 Soi Phiphat,Silom road.
Lek Seafood passes with flying colours the lore about patronage: if the locals favour it, it must have something going for it. The pan-generational families eating here - young children, mothers, fathers, grandparents - are testament to its quality. This is a restaurant clearly deemed a worthy venue…
Jean-Christophe
October 15, 2015
Family restaurant, casual, cheap thai seafood delicacies. Choice of outdoor or indoor air-conditioned seating. Open 5 -11 pm, Closed Sundays.
Malee
November 28, 2017
This is Thai local seafood restaurant. We recommend you "Plaa Muk Pad Pong Curry" and "Tom Yam Kung".
Air Global Agency
April 10, 2017
Bangkok is a city of extremes and this is particularly obvious when it comes to food. Here you can treat yourself to an extravagant and ludicrously expensive dinner on a rooftop restaurant, or eat a basic but excellent meal at a street stall for a handful of baht. Lek-Rut seafood in Chinatown is the most interesting mix of both culinary worlds, serving great food in the most unlikely surroundings you could dream of for a nice dinner: a frantic intersection of Bangkok Chinatown. Location: Intersection of Yaowarat Road and Thanon Phadung Dao Street
Bangkok is a city of extremes and this is particularly obvious when it comes to food. Here you can treat yourself to an extravagant and ludicrously expensive dinner on a rooftop restaurant, or eat a basic but excellent meal at a street stall for a handful of baht. Lek-Rut seafood in Chinatown is the…
Kulchaya
April 19, 2016
Really blurring the line between local restaurant and street food in Bangkok, Lek Seafood Silom occupies a corner unit underneath Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain Station in Bangkok. There is a small open-faced dining room but tables spill out on the street in true Bangkok style, with hustle and bustle of Naratiwat Road as your backdrop. Come here for exceptional seafood such as steamed catfish with chilli and lime, chilli crab, spicy and sour tom yum seafood soup and shellfish of dazzling variety. Keeping the mood truly local, chairs are plastic, tables are stainless steel and beer should be drunk with ice. Thanks to its location close to Silom Road, the menu is in English and all staff have at least working English so you can always get your point across. For genuine quality local food in Silom, Lek is a shining star. What To Order: steamed catfish in lime and chilli (ปลานึ่งมะนาว), spicy cockle salad (ยำหอยแครง) Opening Hours: 17:00 - 01:00 How to get there: Underneath Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain Station. It's located beneath the skytrain platform that goes towards Saphan Taksin, at 156 Soi Phiphat, Narathiwatrachanakharin Road, Silom.
Really blurring the line between local restaurant and street food in Bangkok, Lek Seafood Silom occupies a corner unit underneath Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain Station in Bangkok. There is a small open-faced dining room but tables spill out on the street in true Bangkok style, with hustle and bustle of N…
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89 Soi Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra 3
Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon