Bangkok Indulgence

While ARTEA may not be a known dessert house, surprisingly they got their Japanese style Soufflé pancakes quite right – airy, wobbly and delicious.

As all of them are made only upon order, be prepared to wait at least 10 to 15 minutes for your dessert treat.

I would recommend getting the Mango version which comes topped with mango fruits with additional slices and ice cream on the side.

They are having 1-for-1 drinks till Friday 28th Dec, at VivoCity #01-100. Head over for some of their unique beverages.

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Right size and not overly sweet or sour.

Finally tried the famous honey toast. No regrets !

Packed back dinner from Siam paragon basement supermarket. All only $12. The beef curry is the best follow by crabmeat fried rice.

First time I can ever choose my own dipping sauces for my green mangoes.

Normally I only saw tri-colour mango sticky rice. But this is 4 colours so without any thoughts I grabbed 1 pkt and I was totally sold.

2 pieces of butter thick toast with the option of chocolate, sugar, kaya, taro and vanilla spread.They are really very generous of the spread.

Japan is too far for me so I settled for Siam banana.Actually not too bad. Banana sponge cake with chocolate filling.

Charcoal x matcha soft serve.

Taste same as our version of curry chicken ( I was expecting red hot colour) the only saving grace is the beef (tenderloin) just simply melt in the mouth.

Nara is only worth to eat in Bkk.