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Indus Indian Restaurant, Bangkok

By Bart, 27 January 2008 at 05:18:56 :: Bangkok, Restaurants

Fancy for an Indian meal?

Prepare to experience Bangkok’s new Indian dining concept: Indus seamlessly fuses the rich, ancient northern Indian cultural heritage of the Indus civilisation with modern and sleek decor. Huge glass windows juxtaposed against beautiful sandstone walls presents a dining atmosphere unseen before in Bangkok.

In the restaurant, a wide selection of delicious Indian specialities, with Northern and Southern cuisine well represented, come with good service.

The dishes are reasonable priced, with your average being between 300 and 500 baht.

Located in a 1960's Art Deco house, with a beautiful garden out the back, Indus not only delivers on taste but also offers a feast for the eyes.

Details:
Indus Restaurant
71, Sukhumvit Soi 26, Klong Toei, 10110
Telephone: 02-258-4900,02-661-5279 Fax: 02-661-3227
BTS: PhromPhong
Indus@indusbangkok.com

Hours:
12:00 – 14:30 and 18:00 – 22:30

Cuisine:
Indian

Website:
http://www.indusbangkok.com/

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Patagonia, Land of Enchantment

By Bart, 20 January 2008 at 09:08:26 :: Fairs & Expos

Not to be missed this week:

"Patagonia, Land of Enchantment"

The embassies of Argentina and Chile present a photograph exhibition of "Patagonia, Land of Enchantment" at Siam Paragon.

On display will be a collection of 40 photographs taken by the French photographer Olivier Michaud while working in Chile and travelling in Argentina. La Patagonia is a region on the southern portion of South America. Mostly located in Argentina and partly in Chile, it comprises the Andes Mountains to the West and South and plateaux and low plains to the East.

For details, call (02) 610 8084-6.

From Jan 16 to Feb 3, 2008
Hall of Mirrors, Siam Paragon, Level M

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Narcissus Club, Bangkok

By Bart, 12 January 2008 at 08:07:37 :: Bangkok, Night Clubs

Narcissus Club is a huge place with an aimed at an upscale and dressed-up clientele.

It is a hip, classy, up-market club-bar located in an all-white building that resembles the villa of some Roman senator relocated to Siam. Ignore Pegasus, the exclusive hostess joint next door, and enters this vast, opulent sun palace with more bars, dance floors and spilt levels than you could shake a swizzle stick at. Music is of cutting-edge international club standard and the DJs doing duty have flown in from all corners of the globe. Sure, it's pricey and posey and your fellow Narcissists are rolling in the money, but wouldn't you want to pay more for drinks, snacks and a magazine-cover clientele like this?

Narcissus Club worked with some of the world's most famous DJ's like Paul Oakenfold, Tiesto, Ferry Corsten, Derrick May, Nicky Holloway, Alfredo, Richard F and there are still many more to come.
Today Narcissus Club keeps on walking alongside all local and foreign clubbers moved by the rhythm of global dance music.

Narcissus Club opens daily from 9.00 pm to 2.00 am. The admission is 500 baht (price includes 3 drinks) on weekends and 300 baht (includes 2 drinks) on weekdays

Details:
Narcissus Club
112 Sukhumvit Soi 23, Klongtoey Nua, Wattana
Bangkok 10110 Thailand
Tel. +66-0-2258-4805
narcissusbangkok@hotmail.com

Hours:
9pm - 2am

Admission:
THB 500 weekends - THB 300 weekdays

Website:
http://www.narcissusclubbangkok.com

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BarSu, Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok

By Bart, 06 January 2008 at 00:36:31 :: Bangkok, Bars

BarSu is located on the ground floor of the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit hotel.

BarSu promises a sophistication currently lacking from the Bangkok bar scene. With bold contemporary design, forward-looking food and a daringly different music policy, it delivers. The team behind it have crafted an elegant space that works not by fitting into the 'loud beats' trend for bars, but by giving customers' pleasure-seeking impulses - not dance music - pride of place.

Eat: BarSu cuisine reflects the diversity of its clientele. Our menu was created by Yves Mattagne, a world renown chef who displays his two star abilities nightly with his unique fusion creations. Yves culinary delights include sushi, tempura, yakitori, fresh oysters & seared fish. Tapas, wapas and other devlishly sweet delights are chopped together in the open faced kitchen where dining becomes spectacle as well as an awakening for the taste buds.

Play: BarSu serves and a wide range of exotic and signature cocktails. A posh wine area is the place to sample fruity New World wines and the more subtle Old World favourites. In the main bar, our award winning barman / multi-mixologist, Filippo Baldan, blends his juices with deftness and showmanship. Considerable attention has been paid to sound engineering in BarSu. Different areas allow guests to meet, greet or grind throughout the evening. Private rooms are also available for those more intimate get-togethers.

Dance: BarSu differs from its predecessors with its approach to music: no deafening drum and bass. The BarSu sound plays through the spectrum of soul, funk & rock, as well as a few odd tracks from the 70s and 80s. There will be no deafening back-ground techno here. Just great beats to nod your head and tap your neighbour's feet to.

Down to earth yet sophisticated and eclectic, BarSu is designed for fun-loving people who enjoy all the very best ingredients of a good night out…

Details:
BarSu @ Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok
250 Sukhumvit Road between Soi 12-14, Bangkok 10110 Thailand
At Asok BTS Exit 2
Tel: (66) 02 649-8358

Hours:
6pm - 2am

Admission:
Cover charge on special occasions

Website:
http://www.barsubangkok.com

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