I'd like to apologise for not being able to respond to your queries for the past 1 month as I had no internet access at my new home. I could only reply emails via my mobile but unable to respond to your queries via the comment box. Alhamdulillah, finally the wifi is activated and I'm back again;)
its ok, take yr time.
ReplyDeleteDear Mbak Lynn,
ReplyDeleteSalam kenal, saya ekap.. Saya baru tinggal di BKK sejak April 2011 untuk kerja + kuliah.. Blog nya sangaaat membantu sekali.. terutama mencari makanan halal di sekitar sukhumvit.. Stok makanan dari JKT udah habis, jadi saya harus survive skrng nyari makanan.. (saya ga bisa masak soale). heheh.. Btw, thanks a bunch... It means alot.. Allah blez u..
hi. i'm iswandy
ReplyDeletei want ur opinion. where the best area to stay in bangkok. SIAM or SILOM? it's easy to find halal food? and palace to visit..
TQ.
Hi Iswandy,
ReplyDeleteWill you be here on a short stay(holiday) or long stay?
I would personally prefer SIAM area. Try 'Bangkok City Hotel', a very comfortable boutique-like hotel which is situated near the Ratchathewi BTS Station and across a Muslim community where many halal Thai restaurants are available besides the location of Masjid Darul Aman. All those who have stayed here never regretted at all as it's very conveniently located near halal eateries and shopping areas.
Hmmm the more reason you should stay at Bangkok City Hotel. Check this out:http://zlynn17.blogspot.com/2008/09/pasar-ramdhan-at-phetchaburi-soi-7.html
ReplyDeleteThis place located is just across the hotel.
hi lynn.
ReplyDeletethnk for the info. i Will be there on a short stay on August (fasting month).
TQVM
pasar ramdhan at phetchaburi soi-7....hmmm i got it..
ReplyDeleteHi Mary here,
ReplyDeleteI was trying to google bangkok City Hotel. Unfortunately, i cant find it anywhere. Can u help out?
Thank you in advance
Kindly visit: http://www.bangkokcityhotel.com
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, nice blog, and you in Thailand? Wow! Thats one country I love to visit again, one day.
ReplyDeleteHave always loved the food, the people....
and Loi krathong, and Ramvong, ha ha.
Have a nice day and keep a song in your heart.
Lee.
thank god i found your blog. i'm going to ur city 20-23 july with my siblings for a holiday. i kept wondering if halal food will be a problem at bangkok. i got so much information from your blog. so many exciting places to go =)
ReplyDeletemay Allah bless ur good deeds for creating this blog =)
thank you so much.. i manage to fine a lot of halal food at petchaburi road.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI'm in rattanatibeth and could not find any halal restaurant around here, is there any halal restaurant,maybe in central plaza?
Mumtaz Restaurant is not far from Ratanathibet Road. Check it out at: http://zlynn17.blogspot.com/2010/06/mumtaz-restaurant-tiwanon-road.html
ReplyDeleteRegent Hotel at Ngamwongwan Soi 9 is a Muslim owned hotel and you can dine there, to.
Tel. (66-2) 952-5500
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. It really is useful. Too bad it is not walking distance from where I stay - richmond hotel. Nonetheless, thank you very much. Will inform others on ur blog!
You can take a cab to go to these two places. I had a client who stayed at the same hotel and dined at these two places almost throughout her stay there;) The restaurants do delivery too. You can call the numbers provided.
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