French Stick or Baguette - where to get

[stament]

Interested in finding out where to get a "crusty" french stick (baguette).  I've had them from Nana bakery but they aren't crusty.

 

Thanks in advance. (any photos / locations would be great).

[bkk6060]

Have you tried the market on the bottom floor of Central Festival they have a good bakery selection.

[mokwit]

It's been a long time but the most authentic tasting/tecture baguette was from the Landmark Hotel bakery shop. Don't know if they are still there/still open.

 

I tend to buy mine from Villa market.

 

Have you tried the French version of TV or whatever it's called now? Use Google translate to get something like "ou est le baguette Francaise authentique?"

 

[prism]

Might try Chouquette Bakery and Cafe'. Located just outside the Sripoom corner of the moat. 

[BKKBike09]

+1 for Villa, specifically the baguettes / bread in general from Maison Jean Philippe.

 

Another excellent bread option is Conkey's in Ekamai although I've not had his baguettes. But his sourdough is fantastic.

[Boomer6969]

My wife says she doesn't get enough of my French stick. But last night she wanted some after 23:00, and now at 70 I close my bakery at 21:30.

[stament]

1 minute ago, BKKBike09 said:

+1 for Villa, specifically the baguettes / bread in general from Maison Jean Philippe.

 

Another excellent bread option is Conkey's in Ekamai although I've not had his baguettes. But his sourdough is fantastic.

In Chiang Mai....

[Thailand]

Makro

[stament]

3 minutes ago, Henryford said:

I guess La Baguette must be good, shops on Thappraya Road near the Court and in Naklua, North Road.

Chiang Mai.... look at the forum we are in ????

[Caspersfriend]

The most authentic French Stick I have found is at BIG C [crusty and good texture] the store on the superhighway that used to be Carrefour. Just west of the family court junction. That one has an excellent made-on-the-premises bakery shop.

 

Note: Like Makro, not all BIG C's are the same.

[stament]

2 minutes ago, Caspersfriend said:

The most authentic French Stick I have found is at BIG C [crusty and good texture] the store on the superhighway that used to be Carrefour. Just west of the family court junction. That one has an excellent made-on-the-premises bakery shop.

 

Note: Like Makro, not all BIG C's are the same.

Do you mean Big C extra? on the superhighway that Bangkok hospital is on?  I've never seen a Carrefour in CM

 

[Caspersfriend]

38 minutes ago, stament said:

Do you mean Big C extra? on the superhighway that Bangkok hospital is on?  I've never seen a Carrefour in CM

 

 Yes. If traveling west [clockwise] on the superhighway, from the junction of the 118 {Doi Saket road] it's a few hundreds meters on your left --- it was CARREFOUR before and BIGC retained the internal layout [on the second floor] and the bakery. Being CARREFOUR previously is the reason why the bakery is good. If you reach the INDEX LIVING MALL you've gone to far, or if the Bangkok Hospital way too far LOL

[lordblackader]

The Happy Frog just off the moat at 2 Ratchamanka Road. Crusty on the outside but soft in the middle like they're supposed to be. 

[Dante99]

The Opera is by far the best.  Hands down.

[stament]

Thanks all, I will check them out.

 

[Dante99]

4 hours ago, mokwit said:

Landmark Hotel bakery shop.

 

4 hours ago, mokwit said:

I tend to buy mine from Villa market.

 

4 hours ago, BKKBike09 said:

+1 for Villa,

 

4 hours ago, BKKBike09 said:

Another excellent bread option is Conkey's in Ekamai

How about some shops in Paris, you got some recommendations?

[brommers]

5 hours ago, BKKBike09 said:

+1 for Villa, specifically the baguettes / bread in general from Maison Jean Philippe.

 

Another excellent bread option is Conkey's in Ekamai although I've not had his baguettes. But his sourdough is fantastic.

What is the point of you posting on the Chiang Mai forum? Are you simply trying to tell us country bumpkins that you are superior?

[fangless]

20 hours ago, Dante99 said:

The Opera is by far the best.  Hands down.

+1

Great breads etc made fresh twice every day by en excentric French Chef.

Still busy every day.

 

Located at the bottom end of Sridonchi near the river.  Very near to Anantara Chiang Mai Resort.

 

 

 

 

[1FinickyOne]

I would vote for Opera also... 

 

pastries are good there too

[steven100]

do you get bored regularly by any chance  ?

[stament]

31 minutes ago, steven100 said:

do you get bored regularly by any chance  ?

Who, me the OP?

[BKKBike09]

On 8/3/2021 at 8:21 AM, stament said:

In Chiang Mai....

Sorry about that. The earlier references to 'Nana' / "Central Festival" / "Landmark Hotel" got the better of me.

[BKKBike09]

18 hours ago, brommers said:

What is the point of you posting on the Chiang Mai forum? Are you simply trying to tell us country bumpkins that you are superior?

If you can't get the bread you want, you should eat cake. We have plenty here in Bangkok.

[Gottfrid]

1 hour ago, steven100 said:

do you get bored regularly by any chance  ?

I think you already know what we get bored of.

[canthai55]

2 hours ago, BKKBike09 said:

If you can't get the bread you want, you should eat cake. We have plenty here in Bangkok.

Which nohow mitigates having to live in BKK ...

The city with the big brown ring around it !!! 555

[userabcd]

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[skorts]

Makro. ฿33 for a big French stick. Crispy on the outside, soft in the middle. Excellent!

[Tracyb]

On 8/3/2021 at 8:02 AM, prism said:

Might try Chouquette Bakery and Cafe'. Located just outside the Sripoom corner of the moat. 

Here’s my “second” for Chouquette.

[paddyfield7]

On 8/3/2021 at 10:51 AM, Dante99 said:

The Opera is by far the best.  Hands down.

I agree. Not only for baguette, bus also for whole grain bread. Go early, as often they are sold out at noon.

[elcaro]

Just keep your eyes open for one of these