Studio 9 - Dining Theatre by the River

Cuisine: Fusion Thai
Address: 69/1 Soi Wat Rakang, Arun Amarin Road, Sriraj, Bangkok [map]
Tel: 0-2412 7287, 0-2412 7288
Payment: Cash and major credit cards
Web: http://www.patravaditheatre.com/
Originally posted: August'2008

Studio9 is an inspiration by Patravadi Theatre which fuses Art and dining culture in to one. The dining place located just across the Theatre and adjacent to Suptra River House. Both places offer a scenic view to the timeless Chao Phraya River. In addition, there are classical/contemporary art performances on every Friday and Saturday evening at no addition charge.

Recommended dishes: Fresh fruit salad, Enoki in clear soup.

In a nutshell
Likes:
> Good food
> Affordable prices
> Less touristy

Dislikes:
> Stuffy in the afternoon

The restaurant ...
Welcoming Buddha image at the entranceLoft-like dining placePerforming stageElegant table settings near the riverA place to laid backLovely posters

Our order ...
AppetizersCrispy spring rollsFresh mixed fruit saladDeep fried squidEnoki clear soupPla Kapong Praew WanPla Kapong Praew WanA view to kill
Ensemble

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