After an exhausting day walking down the streets of Chatuchak and Asiatique, we were craving for a relaxing eating place where we could lounge back, chat and listen to classical music. Of course, we did not know the answer to the question “where”. There were tons of eating place around Asiatique and we were certainly indecisive. ( is it just me or when there are too many choices to choose from, it is more difficult to set my eyes on just one thing ) What caught my eye was the beautiful lights hanging all over Fire & Dine. Bottles of wine and beer were placed all over this shop. It sure tempted the drinkers! There’s a grill counter at the entrance of their shop. The slow grilled chickens look so yummy! (They sure know how to attract my attention). Not forgetting that the live band inside could also be heard from outside. Also, the place was packed with people (surprisingly, there was no queue). It is pretty typical that when you see many people eating at a restaurant, we will think that the food is nice. So, we decided to give it a shot!

 

                     

They serve Thai and Western food so we opted for both! The Grilled Ribeye with Tamarind Sauce (220baht - S$8.95) looked totally appetising from the outside. Oh just you wait until you take a bite, you will be wanting for more! The taste was so special and the sauce made it so much more yummy.  It is a must-try if you eat here!(-: The Penne Arrabbiata (260baht - S$10.57) was not too bad, but I suggest you try their meat instead. The grilled chicken at the entrance looked appealing so we decided to order it. The half chicken is 200baht - S$8.13 and the full chicken is 320baht - S$13.02. The breast meat was soft, not from what I expected it to be. The chicken was so tender and the spicy sauce goes well with it. Overall, this was one of the best meals I have eaten in Bangkok. BIG THUMBS UP! Asiatique Address: 2194 Charoen Krung Rd, Khwaeng Wat Phraya Krai, Khet Bang Kho Laem, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10120, Thailand Fire & Dine opening hours: 5pm - 1am (Daily)