ok my 50th so special occasion to spend more money on the gf. id prefer sushi but she loves eating of the cow flesh.

quality beef reasonable price central bkk. best via mrt then bts if need be.

happy bday 2 me!

You're better off with Sushi, there isn't much good quality, reasonably priced western food in Bangkok, the good ones are quite dear and are mostly the restaurants located in and around the 5 star hotels, but try http://www.restaurantsofbangkok.com/

Edited March 19, 201115 yr by Stjohnm

Here ... http://www.neil.co.th ... but they are not cheap ... one of the best steaks in Bangkok

Go to the Landmark.

It is your birthday after all mate.

P.S - your girl can eat the finest steak, and you can enjoy very fine sushi..

Problem solved!

Right on the corner of Soi 23 and Soi Cowboy is a place called The Old Dutch Restaurant that has very reasonable prices and a wide selection of Food both Thai and International.

You can eat out on the porch and watch the action on Soi Cowboy or eat inside where you will never know you are near Soi Cowboy. Chances are you may go there for a beef steak but end up getting something else on the menu.

Trajai Steak House in soi Ngam Duhpi ,Lumpini. Its a 5 minuite walk from the underground on Rama IV near Lumpini Park.

They have all different steaks at great prices.

The owner is very freindly . Ive been going there for about 6 years since he opened and always have a lovely meal.

Edited March 19, 201115 yr by octavedave

Check-In Garden, Soi 7 Suk, not as ridiculously expensive as some places, but a really good steak, excellent range sauces (I like the Londoner mustard sauce) good live, but not too noisy, entertainment most nights.

No such thing as a 2 inch thick, Angus prime steak in BKK. BBQ one yourself or go to Singapore; Morton's in Singapore has the best steaks in the world outside the US or Oz. Period.

... a really good steak, excellent range sauces (I like the Londoner mustard sauce)

A good steak does not need any kind of sauce and it is a waste of a good steak to use one.

Splash out. NY Steakhouse or nothing

... a really good steak, excellent range sauces (I like the Londoner mustard sauce)

A good steak does not need any kind of sauce and it is a waste of a good steak to use one.

It's called variety UG, the last steak I had there, I ate half of it with a nice streak of sauce (not drowned in it) half without and the rest of the sauce went on the salad and jacket potato, loverly.

Great American Rib Company http://www.greatrib.com

Suk Soi 36. BTS Thong Lor, then short taxi trip down Soi 36 (just a bit to far to walk).

Chok Chai Steak House is pretty good. Short walk from Cowboy.

I have heard Artur in soi Tonson has good steak. I have tried all the above and Tenderloins and they all have their good and bad days. Also tried Prime at Millenium Hiton which was good, but the wine was incredibly expensive. Madison at Four Seasons was disapponting for steak though dessert was great.

Go to the Landmark.

It is your birthday after all mate.

P.S - your girl can eat the finest steak, and you can enjoy very fine sushi..

Problem solved!

300 Baht.......just for the chips!

... a really good steak, excellent range sauces (I like the Londoner mustard sauce)

A good steak does not need any kind of sauce and it is a waste of a good steak to use one.

Correct!!!!

No such thing as a 2 inch thick, Angus prime steak in BKK. BBQ one yourself or go to Singapore; Morton's in Singapore has the best steaks in the world outside the US or Oz. Period.

I just love this post. The poster clearly knows everything there is to know in the world which is steak related.

Therefore I'll have to ask him....what did you think of Chadwick's in Balham?

Steak is way overpriced in Bangkok. Take a trip to Samui and eat top quality for under 1000 Baht. Its a promise.

Chok Chai Steak House is pretty good. Short walk from Cowboy.

I have to say I have tried them twice and was disappointed both times.

The steak house at the top of the Landmark is excellent, but pricey.

If you go on a Wednesday, the Home Run Bar and Grill has a two-for-one steak at about 1400 baht. It is thicker than what is usually offered in Thailand, and more akin to what you can get at a US steakhouse. Even on other days of the week, I think it is a pretty good steak for Bangkok.

... a really good steak, excellent range sauces (I like the Londoner mustard sauce)

A good steak does not need any kind of sauce and it is a waste of a good steak to use one.

Correct!!!!

Nothing wrong with a dab of mustard, as long as it is real mustard of course, not that yellow namby pamby puppy pooh that Americans put on hot dogs.

I wonder if that is why they are called 'dogs'

Some people seriously do need to learn how to enhance or compliment the taste of some foods.

Chok Chai Steak House is pretty good. Short walk from Cowboy.

I have to say I have tried them twice and was disappointed both times.

You know what they say, horses for courses... or should that be cows....

Out of interest, in what way did they disappoint?

Another place is Roadhouse Barbecue. http://www.roadhousebarbecue.com/

On Rama 4 just down from Silom.

>but she loves eating of the cow flesh.

An unusual trait for GF's in Thailand I have found, if indeed she is Thai.

thanks. lots of choice. can i narrow it down? sorry.

something like ny strip or sm filet. us style steak house. id settle for outback quality. id pay ruth chris prices if i was certain of that quality.

casual to super casual

2 drinks 2 meals B2500

not near any p4p scene

yes she is very thai. you know many thais that dont like beef? i dont?

Thanks four more to go.

Edited March 20, 201115 yr by bangkokburning

thanks. lots of choice. can i narrow it down? sorry.

something like ny strip or sm filet. us style steak house. id settle for outback quality. id pay ruth chris prices if i was certain of that quality.

casual to super casual

2 drinks 2 meals B2500

not near any p4p scene

yes she is very thai. you know many thais that dont like beef? i dont?

Thanks four more to go.

For the price this is my offering. Bon appetit!

edit sorry I just seen whybother beat me to it!

Edited March 20, 201115 yr by smokie36

Outback quality you can get at Outback Steak House faux aussie American in Discovery Center.

Have a bloomin onion for me.

Steak is way overpriced in Bangkok. Take a trip to Samui and eat top quality for under 1000 Baht. Its a promise.

I have mine done at home. You can get choice US or Aussie beef at Villa for Bt1,500-2500/kg.

I am more into Aussie lamb.

Good thing this thread is on Bangkok steak. If we added Chiang Mai steak we would add another 10 pages.

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i panned roadhouse cause did not look convenient. home run perfect save for not wed eves. trajai sounds like id give a try if i could get a 2nd 3rd on it.

so outback by default. she can eat @ ruths if her visa comes thru.

THX

The steak house at the top of the Landmark is excellent, but pricey.

I have eaten steak in The Huntsman pub in the basement of the Landmark, and have always had a good one. I was told that the steaks are the same as those served upstairs, don't know if that's true but they are considerably cheaper even if a a tad smaller, and as I say very nice.