Bangkok During Easter

[Jamie]

Since I will be in Bangkok during Easter, I would like to find a place where I can get Easter dinner. Since my girl friend only really eats Thai food, I think it would be a good experience for her. Any recommendations on restaurants?

[leisurely]

What's an easter dinner? Is it like the last supper (bread and wine) or are you looking for western recommendations? More info needed.

[JacknDanny]

Since I will be in Bangkok during Easter, I would like to find a place where I can get Easter dinner. Since my girl friend only really eats Thai food, I think it would be a good experience for her. Any recommendations on restaurants?

Easter is not really a celebrated event over here.

I would try one of the high end hotels.

My choice would be one of the following........Shangri-La, Marriott, Conrads,Sheraton,Peninsula. Great food in all these hotels

[Jamie]

What's an easter dinner? Is it like the last supper (bread and wine) or are you looking for western recommendations? More info needed.

Sorry yeah, I thought about that after posting. I guess all the Easter dinners I've had over the years have been similar to Christmas dinner. Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, etc. Although I know Easter really isn't celebrated there, I thought perhaps there would be a few restaurants that might have something for westerners.

[tolsti]

I've no idea what an Easter dinner is either.... just as I had no idea what a Thanksgiving Dinner was until a few years ago. American holidays seem to be celebrated with a dinner which seems a good idea.... any excuse for a party.... but to assume that an American tradition is automatically a ''Westerner'' tradition is just the usual arrogance we have come to expect.

[Jamie]

I've no idea what an Easter dinner is either.... just as I had no idea what a Thanksgiving Dinner was until a few years ago. American holidays seem to be celebrated with a dinner which seems a good idea.... any excuse for a party.... but to assume that an American tradition is automatically a ''Westerner'' tradition is just the usual arrogance we have come to expect.

Last time I checked Easter was a celebrated Western Christian tradition. I have friends from around Europe who celebrate Easter in certain ways...so no, I am not assuming it's JUST an American tradition. I guess had I asked the same question for Christmas, you would have had the same comment.

[leisurely]

My choice would be Trader Vic's at the Marriot on the river. Seems a bit pricey at first, but it is including alcohol