Food-loving graphic designer, Sittisak Sakornsin, has converted a traditional Thai wooden house into Baan Nual, a clandestine eatery—one of city’s very first—that serves home-cooked fare in a setting reminiscent of your grandmother’s Old Town residence.
Surrounded by the Chao Phraya River and small canals, Rattanakosin Island is home to the Royal Palace, magnificent temples, fine museums and many historical places. It also has an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bars offering beautiful river views, nostalgic settings and some of the most authentic Thai food in the city.