Things to do in Central Ladprao

Brilliant intro to Muay Thai! The instructors are patient for true beginners. You get a great workout without feeling lost. It’s fun and an excellent sweat session. Highly recommend to anyone curious about trying it.

Our experience at Eden was great! All of the staff were caring - they made sure we were comfortable and take care of for the whole package that we took. The spa with all its facilities and suppliers is also very clean and well-maintainedThe package is also worth it. Would definitely come back if we are back in Thailand.

Nicky was a great guide - very informative and on time and was able to speak in multiple languages. our tour went well and was very exciting - so glad to have seen all of these temples that otherwise would have been hard to go to from Bangkok if we went on our own!

it was superb! the ambience at the roof top, overlooking Bangkok skyline.. There’s a seafood special menu included, plus the buffet. It really exceeds my expectations. The food tastes great! Me & my partner enjoyed!

I loved it! I got to see the view of Bangkok from above, and the high-angle shots were beautiful. We went on a Monday, so it wasn't too crowded, and the staff were very welcoming. My favorite dish on the 82nd floor was the Peking duck. The Wagyu beef waterfall salad also had a rich flavor. However, I was disappointed with the beef steak; it was thinly sliced, marinated beef that was very tender, more like eating Korean BBQ than a steak. Everything else I tried was okay, but I didn't get to try everything. Overall, it was a good experience. Booking through Klook was very convenient and offered a good price. The service was excellent, with staff guiding us throughout. The price for the lunch program was reasonable and well worth it.

It wa nice and I think one of the highlight of my trip to BKK. I loved the place and tge staff was so warm and kind. One auntie even asked me if I want to have a picture because she saw me taking photos alone. 😊🤗

really recommend this tour. tried some different Thai food, seen parts of Bangkok I probably wouldn’t find on my own good fun learned some new Thai words and sayings, the tuk tuks where so much fun to. the Gide was Awesome and looked after us all. so good I would go a second time next time I’m in Bangkok

My recent trip to Bangkok coincided with the durian buffet event at Baiyoke Sky Hotel, and honestly, the overall experience exceeded my expectations. First off, the quality of the durian was genuinely excellent. The main offering, Monthong durian, was perfectly ripe, with plump flesh that wasn't watery or underripe. The sweetness was consistently good, and it felt like every piece had been carefully selected. Replenishments were also prompt, so there was no need to constantly wait in line. Beyond eating fresh durian, their extended durian dishes were quite diverse. The durian sticky rice was fragrant and not overly sweet; the durian smoothie was refreshing and cut through the richness, perfect for summer; and there was even grilled durian, which had a richer flavor and is a less common preparation, definitely worth trying. The hot food section was also more substantial than I anticipated, offering items like river prawns, steak, and bacon-wrapped chicken, not just fruit. Paired with various other fruits and creative local Thai snacks, it allowed for a change of pace, preventing durian fatigue, which was a big plus. Another highlight was the opportunity to visit the observation deck. After eating, you can head straight up to the 77th and 84th floors to take in the Bangkok skyline, especially around sunset. The views are great, and it wasn't overly crowded, making it a cost-effective experience that combines dining with sightseeing. Considering the ambiance and offerings, I found the price to be reasonable. It's perfect for anyone who loves durian and wants to indulge. If you're a durian enthusiast or happen to be in Bangkok during this time, I recommend giving it a try; you won't be disappointed.

I booked the morning class for September 21st. When I was waiting at the designated meeting place—at the end of the corridor right after coming up the escalator at Subway Exit 1—the teacher greeted me, and we met up smoothly. We successfully introduced ourselves and walked to the market from there. On the way to the market, we walked along happily, chatting in a mix of Thai and English. When we arrived at the market, fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, and fish were lined up in rows. Whenever the teacher spotted ingredients we would use in class, she explained them carefully and clearly, keeping me excited the entire time. There were many ingredients I had never seen in Japan, which was one surprise after another. After finishing our shopping, we hopped on a tuk-tuk 🛺 and zipped straight to the classroom! The classroom was very clean, and we were able to take the lesson in a pleasant environment. Since it was just my husband and me that day, we were able to focus and study seriously, while also having a fun and relaxing time every now and then 😊 We made four dishes: Tom Yum Goong, Pad Thai, Massaman Curry, and Mango Sticky Rice, all of which were extremely delicious (Aroi Mak) 😋✨ Actually, I used to dislike sticky rice 💦 But the one we made and ate this time was so delicious that I ate it all up in a flash♫ It was ridiculously good 🥰 It completely changed my concept of sticky rice, and I no longer dislike it 😘 It was quick, simple, perfectly balanced, and tasted like restaurant-quality food. I am truly grateful to Kru Nam! This experience is something that cannot be replaced by anything else. Thank you so much, Kru Nam ❣️