Last night we decided to try out this joint, intrigued by the fact it had been closed for a private party the previous evening. The Riverview Coffee Shop & Restaurant. Which is it? A coffee shop or a restaurant. Fortunately for our plans, it turned out to be the latter.
It's somewhat hidden away on the second floor of the River City Centre, and hasn't yet garnered a Trip Advisor review, although we expect it will soon.
It was a quiet Sunday night here, although we'd seen tourists in fair numbers riding the various dinner boats up and down the river. We were seated at the window with a view of the Chao Phraya, something we never tire of.
The menu is very large. Since it was the night before a flying day, we decided to play it safe with some of our favorites, starting with Spring Rolls...
Papaya Salad...
Pad Kee Mao...
Steamed Vegetables with Pork...
We each tried a Chang beer, Thailand's "other" beer and it went well with the food.
Our total bill for this enjoyable dining experience was about US $30.Not a bad way to spend our final evening in Bangkok this trip... not bad at all.
It's somewhat hidden away on the second floor of the River City Centre, and hasn't yet garnered a Trip Advisor review, although we expect it will soon.
It was a quiet Sunday night here, although we'd seen tourists in fair numbers riding the various dinner boats up and down the river. We were seated at the window with a view of the Chao Phraya, something we never tire of.
Our total bill for this enjoyable dining experience was about US $30.Not a bad way to spend our final evening in Bangkok this trip... not bad at all.
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