A revolving menu of Thai-influenced Mediterranean fusion dishes keeps the diners coming, so it's worth booking, especially on Friday nights. Tall ceilings, low lights, candles and a balcony for drinks produce a relaxed atmosphere. Dinner of two dishes, plus bread and juice will be about 400 baht. House wines range from 80-150 baht a glass. The menu is a nice balance of fish, birds, steak, lamb and vegetarian.
Local herbs add extra zest to some dishes.
This is food for eating and enjoying, not admiring, so cuts are chunky and generous. Deserts will tempt even ardent dieters. Expect to pay 400-500 baht each for dinner. New and Old World wines are about 150 baht per glass. Service could be a touch better, but don't be put off by that.