The best toasted ham and cheese Panino sandwich in Bangkok?

[FriscoKid]

Has anyone found a really good proper place for a nice, hearty ham and cheese Panino sandwich in Bangkok where the sandwich is toasted with a nice, generous amount of thinly-sliced ham and some nice, gooey melted cheese dripping out of the sides of the sandwich? 

 

I'm expecting people are gonna say go to 7-Eleven because their grilled ham and cheese sandwiches gained a lot of notoriety and have become a thing, but I'm looking for the real deal. Nothing processed or made with fake cheese from trans fats, but something authentic, with some nice bread and both quality ham and cheese. 

 

I assume there are some places that do it right and really specialize in it, but I wouldn't know where they are. Dean & Delucca perhaps? 

 

If you found any good ones that are worth the effort to track down and devour then please share your insight and experience on the quest for a finely toasted ham and cheese. 

[FriscoKid]

I found the following list of 4 places as possible venues for a really good toasted ham and cheese sandwich, but I'm not personally familiar with any of these places:

 

1. Maison Eric Kayser

2. Rocket Coffeebar

3. Baker Gonna Bake

4. Casa Lapin

[ChaiyaTH]

Bought a panini machine on lazada for like 1k baht, really worth it if you buy some read bread, cheese and ham yourself. Don't forget the ketchup.  https://www.lazada.co.th/products/panini-electric-automatic-breakfas-non-stick-2000w-i4485564779-s18143234183.html

Edited 11 hours ago by ChaiyaTH

[bkk6060]

7-11 number one.

[expat_4_life]

1 hour ago, FriscoKid said:

Has anyone found a really good proper place for a nice, hearty ham and cheese Panino sandwich in Bangkok where the sandwich is toasted with a nice, generous amount of thinly-sliced ham and some nice, gooey melted cheese dripping out of the sides of the sandwich? 

 

Bangkok is a BIG place, might help if you provide your area.

Meanwhile, Silom Soi 5 has a place called FAT.P Eatery ... the little woman works in that area and brings them home occasionally.

I also like the grilled sandwiches on sourdough at Bartels, live fairly close so get them delivered on Grab.

Now you've gone and made me hungry ...
 

 

Edited 10 hours ago by expat_4_life

[KhunLA]

Au Bon Pain is a small chain, and they do decent sandwich.  You could always as for extra meat/cheese.

 

I like making my own ... and like the suggestion, to get your own press

 

 

If you want to at home ...

(pressure cooking to speed things up on cooking part)

 

Edited 9 hours ago by KhunLA

[KhunLA]

10 day brine might be a bit much ... 5 - 7 days recommended here:

 

[Presnock]

6 hours ago, FriscoKid said:

I found the following list of 4 places as possible venues for a really good toasted ham and cheese sandwich, but I'm not personally familiar with any of these places:

 

1. Maison Eric Kayser

2. Rocket Coffeebar

3. Baker Gonna Bake

4. Casa Lapin

some of the bakeries do real sour dough bread and are associated with a restaurant and that way you could indicate the type of cheese as well. just google bakery with sour dough sandwiches - then check out their location which is convegient for you.  The best I have seen was sourdough fresh baked bread with fresh sliced tomatoes with Mozzarella - healthy too!

[steve187]

5 hours ago, expat_4_life said:

 

Bangkok is a BIG place, might help if you provide your area.

Meanwhile, Silom Soi 5 has a place called FAT.P Eatery ... the little woman works in that area and brings them home occasionally.

I also like the grilled sandwiches on sourdough at Bartels, live fairly close so get them delivered on Grab.

Now you've gone and made me hungry ...
 

 

I 2nd Bartels, shop is always busy when i drive past, a good sign

[josephbloggs]

8 minutes ago, steve187 said:

I 2nd Bartels, shop is always busy when i drive past, a good sign

Bartels is fantastic - their sourdough is the best I have ever had, anywhere. Never tried a toastie there though but I am sure they are good because in general their sandwiches are superb.

Sourced Grocers in The Commons Thonglor do amazing toasted ham and cheese toasties. A few different cheeses to choose from, all sliced from a big block. Really good.  They are also a deli so you can buy cheese to take home.

 

 

[retarius]

Segafredo if you can find a store in BKK.