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What are good dining options near Chaengwattana Immigration in Bangkok?

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Feb 8, 2021

4 years ago

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Highly recommend

After 11 years of walking around the #immigration at Chaengwattana and haven't found any place to eat.

Finally found a place with Bagels sandwiches and healthy salads.

#segafredo coffee with lovely taste.

Next to the pink Bank (government saving bank)

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A user shared their experience discovering a new eatery near the Chaengwattana Immigration office in Bangkok offering bagels and healthy salads, which they found after 11 years of visiting. Comments vary, with some users supporting Western dining options while others emphasize the importance of enjoying traditional Thai food. The conversation also touches on the difficulty of finding food options around immigration offices and requests for location details and prices.

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Joe ******

How much was the latte.

I like latte.

Google map location would be helpful.

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David ********

I almost died of malnutrition while I was at immigration, thanks for this post...... Could you send the geolocation please

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Zahi ******

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Hey :) i left the place already but i will return there again in couple of days.

it was on the second circle right in front of the Pink bank, there is 1 circle of Amazon coffee so it is the opposite one

I will send a new photo on Wednesday.

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I have just shared my own experience, to whom who liked to eat Thai food I guess the visit here was fine, but for me I much prefered some western food.

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Boris ********

thank you bro, finally found healthy food in bangkok, thai food is great but not so healthy

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David ********

How hard can it be to find food anywhere?

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Claire **********

Don’t like or agree, scroll past 🤷‍♀️

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Todd *********

@Claire *********

clearly u did see the need lol. I also notice u failed to take your own advice. Which likely happens a lot 🤷‍♂️

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Claire **********

no , neither, I just don’t see the point of being a

d🍆ck for no reason, obviously you disagree, each to their own

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Todd *********

@Claire *********

first time on the net? Or just a control freak at home?

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Adnan *******

Inside Thailand, just focus on Thai food and Thai girls.

No Salads and white girls please.

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Giorgio ******

PROMOTE THAI GIRLS ..????

where the F*** do you come from ??

People " promote products to sell !!!!

Who the hell are you to promote human beings ???🤮🤮🤮🤮

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Adnan *******

Because we must promote Thai girls in Thailand. Basically it's like giving respect to the local ladies and culture.

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Giorgio ******

and why not . ??? Got be st**** to say such things .

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Todd *********

It’s a safe bet Adnan had some life surprises coming his way 😂

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Jon *****

Because I like other foods, not only thai

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Adnan *******

why not.

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Jon *****

I don't agree with what you said regarding thai food

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Ellis ******************************

Bagels aren’t really healthy.

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Bim *******

I have eaten there. Nice little place.

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James ***************

Eat Thai food. You are in Thailand not Ohio. I rarely eat Western food whether in Korea

China Saudi Arabia Oman Meixco Thailand or Laos. Too expensive and what's the point of leaving native shores?

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Nigel ********

, completely agree mate.

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Ivan ********

Mediterien kitchen

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Garry ******

It's called choice.... 🤦

Talk about a non conversation. 💤

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Alain **********

@James **************

I don’t eat Spanish food in Spain neither, but yes to Portuguese, French, German, Italian. Not so sure for Luxemburgisch food though.

Thai food in Thailand: once a week at most....

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Jeff *******

Oh look. THAT guy is here

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Steve **********

@Nathalie *******

was heading for a burger.

Its analogous to going to Tuscany, but dont like pasta or tomatoes

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@James **************

we eat street food almost always . Didn’t come here to eat western

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Chris *******

especially every day

Well said

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@James **************

disagree. I only sometimes eat Thai food now, it’s too sugary or way too spicy, even when asked not to be. I also used eat Indian, Italian, Chinese, Japanese etc, whether I’m in the Uk or Thailand. If you cook at home 🏠 then there isn’t much different in the price. I make lots of western things myself pasta, bread etc, so doesn’t cost much, flower and eggs 🥚 .

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@James **************

Food is subjective. Not everyone wants to eat Thai food.

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Nathalie ********

@Steve *********

I am not sure where you are heading with your comment :)

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Steve **********

@Nathalie *******

burger kings are everywhere.

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Bim *******

@Nathalie *******

I agree. I don't eat Thai food either and find it almost impossible to find anywhere that doesn't serve meat.

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@James **************

So I guess the millions of Thai people that eat Japanese/Korean food and American style hamburgers daily in Thailand are Ohio expats?

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@James **************

many Thai food restaurants put lots of sugar, msg and other things that are bad for health, especially on the long term and dishes are in general not well balanced in terms of type of ingredients (almost no veggie, mainly carbs)... So if you pay attention to your health or are a vegetarian, it is really really a big struggle here to eat local.

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Todd *********

Only 11 years and already found a good restaurant in Bangkok! Well played

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Gerry ********

I agree with

, lots of food with a huge variety available from the early morning. Still, visiting there is not my fav activity, just once per year for my marriage visa.

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Tod *********

I deleted the earlier comment and will definitely check out the place the O/P recommended when I go back out there :)

Thanx (y)

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