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#226: How Does It Feel?
February 28th, 2008
 Firsthand experience of extraordinary and unusual events. By Saransri Prawatpattanakul and Rajnee Narula, illustration by Kosit Pattaranukul (read more...)
March 1st, 2008
.jpg) Dear Mr. KIA: My gig has asked me to drive her to Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai. That’s the good news. But my old pickup truck will never make it past Ayudthaya—it’s on the verge of a complete breakdown and so am I, nervously at least. I either need a new car right now (can you spare me the cash Mr. KIA?) or I need to rent some wheels. Come on, Mr. (read more...)
March 1st, 2008
 Breakthrough artist Nyein Chan Su from Myanmar expresses himself on canvas through contemporary artworks influenced by the conflicts tearing his country apart. (read more...)
March 1st, 2008
 Choak Bulakul Voted Outstanding Person of the Year 2007 by Seng Tang Thai Magazine, the young and successful Choak has transformed Farm Chokchai into an agro-empire. (read more...)
March 1st, 2008
 Street Talk We owe our offices, malls and homes to guys like Nirut “Rut” Fuknuch, 30, a foreman who has been in construction for 17 years. He tells us about building the places we live in. (read more...)
March 1st, 2008
 Wine Affairs
The Sukhothai (13/3 South Sathorn Rd., 02-344-8888, www.sukhothai.com) is hosting two wine dinners in March. On Mar 10, Celadon welcomes winemakers from JJ Prum, the reputable German vineyard, for a special wine dinner, (read more...)
February 27th, 2008
 A look at our neighbor’s most historic cities. By Michele Koh
She has been invaded by the Chinese, the Mongols, colonized by the French and Japanese during the Indochina Wars, and wrecked by the Vietnam War. Yet, more than most nations, Vietnam is a forgiving one. And her compassion is reflected through the acceptance and preservation of her past. (read more...)
February 29th, 2008
Tanking?
We know The Tank in Ekkamai serves good fusion/international chow. But to survive in Ekkamai, it takes more than that. With fewer clients than hoped for, The Tank is now going down the path of bar-ization by dimming the lights, slightly cranking up the music and extending its opening hours. We’ll tell you more once it officially mutates into a bar. (read more...)
February 27th, 2008
Sitting at the corner of the monumental King Power Mall, this two-story shophouse feeds a crowd of local regulars in search of a good deal and some simplicity on and off the plate. (read more...)
February 27th, 2008
What are our expectations when dining in a mall? (read more...)
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