we were utterly famished when we left the ocean centre.
lunchie was at another hound cafe which was yet another recommendation from friends.
the feedback was PS cafe style food at reasonable pricing.
and it was indeed the case. :)
we had the salmon spring rolls as appetizers and they were good!
i tried the sphagetti with anchovy which was really flavorful but it would be better if i the meat was more substantial to chew on...
and the afternoon whizzed past with the kids napping in the pram, and us walking around siam paragon (which was boringly very similar to central world)...
YR still like to see himself as a baby - he loves to plonk himself down on stuff meant for infants/toddlers.
either that, or he is busy wearing all the transformers/superheros masks.
we adjourned to siam centre next door in the late afternoon and what a good choice!
the place was choked full of local designers - i like!
the pieces can be gorgeous and good quality - but the prices can also be very "pretty"...
still, a good departure from the usual brands in the big malls!
the decor in siam centre was all quirky and fun.
this is the sign for ladies restroom and message behind the cubicle - i was bringing the elder boy for his pee... im not so free to take photo when im in toilet ok!
dinner for our third night was..... you guess it.. recommended by friends as well! LOL.
it was c'est bon restaurant at intercontinental hotel.
foie gras never fail to make me salivate but what really impressed me here were their sorbet (before the mains for palate cleaning) & the tenderloin mains.
it was one of the better beef (and im not a beef lover) ive tasted and the portion was suitably on the bigger side for french cuisine..
not exactly cheap for BKK foodfare but very reasonable for french food.
it was around ~ S$50 per pax.
we had a good walk back to our hotel after dinner.
we called it a day pretty soon after dinner itself for day 3 has been a long day for all of us.
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