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Eat Me RestaurantvsMei Jiang
Both establishments are praised by professional travelers. Overall, Mei Jiang is the choice of most writers compared to Eat Me Restaurant. Mei Jiang comes in at #9 in Bangkok with recommendations from 4 sources such as Forbes Travel Guide, Afar Magazine and Rough Guide.
Eat Me Restaurant
Fodor's
Frommer's
DK Eyewitness
Time Out
Rough Guide Time Out
Michelin Guide Frommer's
Lonely Planet
20 metres off Convent Rd, (in Soi Pipat 2), Bangkok 10500, Thailand
From $10/night
Fodor's "This Aussie establishment is both a high-end eatery and a swanky art gallery where rotating exhibits provide just the right atmosphere." Full review
Frommer's "Eat Me is all about exposed industrial beams, dark wood, and indirect lighting on walls of an ever-changing exhibition space." Full review
DK Eyewitness "With a loft-style look appropriate for a venue that bills itself as a restaurant as well as an art gallery, Eat Me’s main attraction is its excellent food."
Time Out "The city's premier art restaurant attracts a cool clientele and an interesting East-West fusion menu that includes tuna tartare with soba noodles and cabbage salad." Full review
Rough Guide "Highly fashionable art gallery and restaurant in a striking, white, modernist building, with changing exhibitions on the walls and a temptingly relaxing balcony."
Time Out "Garnering the 23rd spot in the Asia’s 50 best restaurants list this year, Eat Me has been spicing up Silom for years with sensational dishes churned out by the New York-hailed Tim Butler. " Full review
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His signature includes the pan-seared scallop dish that brings the citrus note from the combination of green mango, chili, and coriander, double spicy lemongrass chicken that comes with lime, cucumber and chili and heftily-portioned Australian wagyu tomahawk.
Michelin Guide0 Stars
"The décor is minimalist, the atmosphere fun and the artwork edgy. With the guiding principles of simplicity, distinct flavours and careful cooking, the menu is divided by fish, vegetables and meat" Full review
Frommer's "An art gallery/restaurant hybrid, showing the works of local painters and photographers, the cheekily-named Eat Me turned 20 in 2018" Full review
Lonely Planet "A little bit of Sydney has blossomed here off Th Silom, helping to give Bangkok more cosmo cred." Full review
Mei Jiang Rough Guide
Afar Magazine
Forbes Travel Guide Time Out Michelin Guide Frommer's
333 Charoenakorn Road (The Peninsula), Klongsan, Bangkok 10600, Thailand
From $0/night
Rough Guide Star
"Probably Bangkok’s best Chinese restaurant, with beautiful views of the hotel’s riverside gardens night and day, and very attentive and graceful staff."
Afar Magazine "The best dim sum is at Mei Jiang, the Cantonese restaurant located inside the Peninsula Hotel." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide "It may be a hotel dining outlet, but Cantonese fine dining restaurant Mei Jiang has a following that extends well beyond guests of The Peninsula Bangkok." Full review
Time Out "Mei Jiang at the Peninsula Bangkok has never failed to top the list of the best Chinese restaurants in the city, thanks to the culinary magic created by Chef Jackie Ho and his team." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Plate
"Classic Chinese delights are prepared by an experienced chef from Hong Kong...Dim sum is a highlight and the “Health” set menu satisfies both the stomach and body and is a speciality of the chef." Full review
Frommer's "A Chinese restaurant that serves fresh, unfussy Cantonese dim sum and superbly authentic regional specialties from the Chinese provinces of Guangzhou, Fujian, and Sichuan" Full review
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Don't overlook desserts such as chilled sago pudding, black sesame ice cream, or the wonderfully warming sesame paste dumplings in a spicy ginger tea.
