Wild hearts can't be broken

 As we had done some research before heading to this place, we were aware that some addresses given by different websites are wrong and it will probably lead us to an unknown street in Chinatown. Hence we found a reliable site with a cute map, note down whichever significant bigger buildings that is located nearby. And we found it after 15 minutes of walking. 

Morning got us some difficulty for hailing a cab to Chinatown. Most of the taxi drivers were like, "Huh? Chinatown? Now no open. At night at night. Now nothing."

And they charged us 500baht at first. After asking around for the next 2-3 cabs, finally one offered a 200baht to us and here we board the taxi! 

2) Condensed milk toast

3) American-Thai styled breakfast set

4) Toast with cream custard kaya dip

5) French toast

6) Two soft boiled eggs

7) Two cups of cha yen

 Hot Cha Yen over Cold Cha Yen anytime!

Thai-American Styled Breakfast, which was pretty mediocre to the hungry us. This was the most costly item out of the menu as well. My fav was the chinese sausage. 

 Here comes our FAV out of all dishes!!!! 

CONDENSED MILK TOAST. 

It was slightly cripsy on the outside and so soft in the inside! I could have 10 plates of this!!

Roast @ The Commons

Unit #T1 (Roast), The COMMONS
335 Thonglor Soi 17, Sukhumvit 55
Klongton Nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110

 On our last day in Bangkok, we decided to do some cafe hopping around Thong Lor Soi 13. We navigated ourselves by our GPS with our unlimited (7days) AIS sim card, all the way from Thong Lor BTS. 

Walking under the sweltering hot sun... and we were sad to know that we were only at Soi 5, which means 8 more streets of walking to do. 

After getting lost for a good 15-20 minutes,we finally found The Commons.

Roast, locating at the top level of The Commons. 

Yay! Can't wait to jump into the air-conditioned cafe after a loooong walk. Fyi, the entire mall was non-air conditioned.

 What we ordered:

- Lunch Set meal which consists of Alfredo Pasta topped with black truffle, a drink and a salad.

(320 baht)

- Iced Espresso Latte (120 baht)

- Add on hand-cut fries (120 baht)

 Iced espresso latte which comes in espresso ice cubes and a glass bottle of milk. So innovative and thoughtful of them to come out with this idea. It prevents the latte from getting diluted while the ice melts. I guess this is essentially important as we would always get carried away with our conversations when we were in a cafe with our friends. 

 Alfredo pasta which is so worth every inch of my calories intake!! It has a good amount of truffle scented smell (or taste?) spread out equally among each and every single bite of the pasta. Yummy!

Both of us were stuffed just with sharing a set meal. Our way of saving monies and not getting ourselves too bloated as we would ALWAYS over order when we were too hungry.

Till the next entry ❣