Advise: Last Minute Place To Dinner In Xmas Eve?

[juanmedin]

Hi,

Just imagine it's 11:20am, you don't have a reservation and you want to go out to dinner with your girlfriend in some place of Bangkok in xmas eve. What place would you choose?

I'm willing to spend some money to go a different place, but I'd like to avoid the prices of the top-level hotels.

I've been reading the posts from previous years, but most of them lead to pubs where I don't know if you can get some kind of 'romantic' atmosphere.

Any comment would be really welcome !

Juan

[zorro1]

xmas eve dinner isnt a big deal as far as I know. You certainly wont need reservations for most unless its xmas lunch tomorrow so you have 10,000 retseraunts to choose from, just do a search under romantic restaurants. To many to list here unless your very specific in what you want

Edited December 24, 2009 by zorro1

[juanmedin]

xmas eve dinner isnt a big deal as far as I know. You certainly wont need reservations for most unless its xmas lunch tomorrow so you have 10,000 retseraunts to choose from, just do a search under romantic restaurants. To many to list here unless your very specific in what you want

Thank you for your suggestion. That's what I finally did. I googled for it and we went to a fancy restaurant around Sukhumvit 39.

Strange as it is, she didn't feel very comfortable in that environment. She is from Udon Thani and told me that she didn't need that kind of place to be happy. She said we could go for Christmas to a simpler, cheaper and more comfortable place and it'd be great. So we did -it's my first Christmas dinner in such a place-. It was great: relaxed, fun and with wonderful food. You ought to love Thailand

[seanocasey]

xmas eve dinner isnt a big deal as far as I know. You certainly wont need reservations for most unless its xmas lunch tomorrow so you have 10,000 retseraunts to choose from, just do a search under romantic restaurants. To many to list here unless your very specific in what you want

Thank you for your suggestion. That's what I finally did. I googled for it and we went to a fancy restaurant around Sukhumvit 39.

Strange as it is, she didn't feel very comfortable in that environment. She is from Udon Thani and told me that she didn't need that kind of place to be happy. She said we could go for Christmas to a simpler, cheaper and more comfortable place and it'd be great. So we did -it's my first Christmas dinner in such a place-. It was great: relaxed, fun and with wonderful food. You ought to love Thailand

Sometimes it is better to listen to your GF.

AHA we just want to impress, but we can also make them feel small and lose face. A little bit to think about

[zorro1]

xmas eve dinner isnt a big deal as far as I know. You certainly wont need reservations for most unless its xmas lunch tomorrow so you have 10,000 retseraunts to choose from, just do a search under romantic restaurants. To many to list here unless your very specific in what you want

Thank you for your suggestion. That's what I finally did. I googled for it and we went to a fancy restaurant around Sukhumvit 39.

Strange as it is, she didn't feel very comfortable in that environment. She is from Udon Thani and told me that she didn't need that kind of place to be happy. She said we could go for Christmas to a simpler, cheaper and more comfortable place and it'd be great. So we did -it's my first Christmas dinner in such a place-. It was great: relaxed, fun and with wonderful food. You ought to love Thailand

Sometimes it is better to listen to your GF.

AHA we just want to impress, but we can also make them feel small and lose face. A little bit to think about

So very very true. Initially Takes a while to figure it out though