The hottest Mediterranean restaurant in town BIMBO@Bangkok

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Entering Pom Prap Sattru Phai in the old town with tenement buildings is like going to another world and crossing to the Mediterranean. The exterior of the store features clean beige cement walls, decorated with a prominent rose gold "BIMBO" sign and a wooden door with gold bolts. The Mediterranean-style interior design has a distinct atmosphere and is surprising upon entering. The lanterns seen in the store are all newly ordered from Bali. As for the paintings on the walls, the boss brought them from Italy. The building is four stories tall and has an elevator! Meimei Decoration brings a lot of private events, so be sure to make a reservation. Another highlight of the restaurant is pizza. Looking at the counter at the entrance, you will see a large pizza oven. The chef is kneading the dough seriously, using the world's top Italian oven. So I tried a black truffle cheese pizza, and it was really delicious. The highlight of the dough was that it was very thin and crispy, not heavy on the stomach, and the truffles were incredibly fragrant. Hummus mixed with mustard. It truly became the star dish for us from the first bite that went into our mouth, and it was delicious too. Tiramisu uses Marsala wine as the base, which is very authentic. The signature cocktail (Signature Cocktail) is a mixture of vodka and pineapple juice. Considered a refreshing and easy-drinking wine, Casa Bimbo is based on mezcal and triple sec, with orange and pomegranate juices added to add freshness. The rim of the glass is also sprinkled with chili pepper and salt to add a slightly spicy taste. It has become Bangkok’s Talk of the Town, a must-visit if you really want to. Address: 149 Rama IV Road, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok