[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Im Chan (Updated Apr)

#TravelingMonth #RestaurantExploration Thai chicken rice bowl is called Kauman Gai I recommend a Kauman Gai restaurant. It's next to the popular Phrom Phong restaurant, Imchan Restaurant, but I don't know if it's actually the same restaurant, lol Still, the chicken rice bowl is soft and the fried chicken is crispy! 📍Imchan Restaurant

#Bangkok #ThailandTrip #CoupleTrip #McDonalds #ImChanShokudo Fall 2019, Bangkok Donald Statue and ImChan. At Bangkok McDonald's, the Donald Statue at the entrance welcomes you with its hands together in prayer. ImChan Shokudo is located right next to Bangkok Phrom Phong Station. This is a Thai restaurant that I always go to. Although it is a Thai restaurant, the sign says ImChan in large letters in Japanese. In 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, there were a lot of Japanese people stationed in Thailand, and there were a lot of Japanese people at ImChan Shokudo. Of course, since it is a Thai restaurant, they have all kinds of Thai food, such as Tom Yum Kung and Pad Thai, as well as a variety of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean food, and all the food is delicious and very cheap. The menu is also available in Japanese, so ordering is easy. The fried spring rolls are really delicious and a must-try dish. They also have gapao rice topped with a fried egg, but I recommend the chicken fried rice. For drinks, many people drink bottled LEO beer, but I don't drink much alcohol so I always have a cola. The watermelon juice is also sweet and delicious. I had Poo Popun Curry at Siam Square ONE for lunch, and at Im-chan Shokudo for dinner. I've never been to Akiyoshi in Bangkok, but the building is very stylish and eye-catching and there's a Starbucks there, so I think I'll go there to eat next time I'm in Bangkok.

🗓️Date: November 23rd to 27th, 2024. Take an extra day of paid leave on the 23rd, a national holiday! This plan is also enjoyable for company employees🙌🏻I hope it will be helpful😊 1️⃣Day101:40｜Depart from Haneda Airport12:45｜Arrive in Bangkok🇹🇭14:40｜Massage15:30｜Eat Thai food (Imchan Thai Restaurant)16:30｜Shopping in the Phrom Phong area (Recommended: Asian goods - Khun)18:30｜Cheers at the rooftop bar🥂(Cooling Tower, Rooftop Bar) 2️⃣Day211:00｜Go to Maeklong Market🚃14:30｜Go to Amphawa Floating Market19:00｜Cheers at Sirocco 3️⃣Day307:10 | Depart from Bangkok to Ayutthaya 🚞 09:00 | Tour the Ayutthaya ruins 19:00 | Board a night cruise ship 🚢 4️⃣Day4 09:00 | Relaxed breakfast 10:00 | Tour the temples in Bangkok! 23:30 | Return to Japan ✈️ #Travel tips for overseas #Travel to Southeast Asia #Thailand #Trip to Bangkok #Ayutthaya ruins

"Im-chan Thai Restaurant" that I visited in Bangkok is a popular restaurant loved by locals. It is a restaurant where you can enjoy Thai home cooking, and all of the dishes are authentically seasoned and very satisfying! I ordered gapao rice, stir-fried cashew nuts, and papaya salad, and all of them were excellent, spicy and very delicious. The gapao rice was very spicy, so if you don't like spicy food, I think it's best to ask for less spicy🌟 Along with the Thai food, I also ordered Singha beer, a Thai beer🍻It was light and easy to drink, and even I, who don't like beer, was able to drink it! It was refreshing to see it served in a cold glass with ice🧊 The interior of the restaurant is casual and calm. The staff were kind, and there is a menu in Japanese, so ordering was easy! The portions are generous, and I recommend sharing a variety of dishes with friends. If you like Thai food, this is a restaurant you should definitely visit! #0 yen trip February 2025

Address: Phrom Phong Station Im Chan 669, Sukhumvit 37 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Im Jai 593/5 Sukhumvit Rd., soi33-33/1 Klongton-nua Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Im Chan is an open-air restaurant, but it is hot because there is no air conditioning. Im Jai is indoors, so the air conditioning is on and you can enjoy Thai food in a cool atmosphere. Both restaurants serve food quickly and you can eat quickly. Menus are available in both Japanese and English, so it is safe for first-time visitors. Recommended points: A local restaurant in Thailand frequented by expatriates, tourists, and Thai locals. Thai words are written in katakana on the menu, so it might be a good way to study Thai? Average price: 70 THB Budget per person: 100 THB Rating: It's a great place to eat while in Thailand, with a wide variety of menu items and reasonable prices.

#0yentravelnovember This restaurant is right in front of Phrom Phong station! There are many tables inside, the menu is easy to read, and I think it's an easy place to visit even for first-time travelers to Thailand! They have a variety of dishes, such as Khao Man Gai and Pad Thai, and they were all very delicious, so I recommend you go there too!! 📍 669, Sukhumvit 37 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand 🕰️ 8:00-23:00 💰 Budget: 100 baht

This is the place to go if you're going to a first restaurant in Thailand! This is the place I recommend when I'm attending. They have a menu, are reasonably priced and delicious. The atmosphere is great because it's facing the street like a food stall! Go with friends and share and eat a variety of foods. #TravelingWithMe Address: 669, Sukhumvit 37 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110 Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Outdoor tables Recommended point: You can experience the atmosphere of a food stall Average price: 200THB-800THB Budget per person: Around 200THB Rating: ★★★

• Extensive menu🍲: From familiar dishes such as Gabow Rice (basil fried rice), Tom Kha Gai (coconut milk soup), and Kai Yat Sai (Thai-style omelette) to slightly newer flavors, there is a wide variety of options. • Reasonable prices💰: The key point is that you can enjoy authentic Thai food at street stall prices. • Enjoy the street stall feel🎪: You can enjoy the street stall atmosphere, and it's perfect for your first time trying Thai food. It's a little pricey, but you can eat with peace of mind. • Great location📍: Right in front of BTS Phrom Phong Station, it's easily accessible. Popular with tourists and locals alike.

#TravelingMonth #RestaurantExploration Street food is poorly sanitized? No! No!!!!!!! This restaurant is especially crowded with Thais and the people are friendly I went there for dinner 4 days before I came to Korea!! ✔️Business hours: 3-11 PM 📍Arois Khumvit Right in front of Phrom Phong Station