Bangkok Cafe (Dublin) Reviews

Newest Review: ... that is simply out of this world, and treat each and every customer as if they were her long lost brother or sister. And it’s a recipe that has paid of in spades, because the Bangkok has now built itself a reputation that is second to none in the city, and it’s THE place to eat and to be seen by all the hippest people and all the “movers and shakers” around Dublin town. ~ ~ Looking at the menu wont do you much good here, for Mo makes up all her own names for her creations!! Take a peek at the starters. You could try some Tung Tong. Or Som Tum Thai. Or even some Tom Yum Kung. Now tell me you’re any the w... more
Customer Bangkok Cafe (Dublin) Reviews (1)

by - written on 22/06/01, updated on 22/06/01 (Very useful, 180 readings)
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~ ~ This Thai restaurant is located at 106 Parnell Street, just of the city’s main thoroughfare, O’Connell Street, at the far end of the street from O’Connell Bridge. If it’s a fun evening out, and good tasty food at cheap prices that you’re looking for, then this is the place to visit. I guarantee that before you’ve even sat down at your table in this friendliest of eateries, there will be a huge smile plastered all over your face. It’s simply that kind of place. ~ ~ The owner, and chief cook and bottle washer, Mo Hennessy, is the sort of person you instantly take a liking to. There’s nothing ... Read the complete review
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