Eat Me, Bang rak

My wife (Sudawan) and I ate here with my Mother and sister in 2006. Food was average, the space was indeed small. Prices are above what I would be willing to pay for this "experience." However, the cab ride was worth every penny (or baht)...the entire ride I kept having to repeat the name of the restaurant to the cabbie (who spoke almost no English, and my wife, who was intensely paranoid about offending my Mother, kept silent for the duration of the cab ride, so no helpful translations!). So after repeating "Eat Me" to the cabbie for the umpteeth time, my Mother and sister were almost on the floor on the cab, laughing so hard that tears were streaming out of their eyes, we arrived. It seems there is an unknown (and distinct) connection to college fashion at RISD of the early 90's...as copper hair color and black turtlenecks (in 90 degree heat) seems to be in vogue. Worth the expense, as the bizarreness of the experience trumps anything I have been forced to endure before or since...

Went for dinner on Friday night. Had read good revies of the place, so decided to give it a go. Was very disappointed with the level of service and lack of space. They seem to have crammed in as many tables as possible which made moving about uncomfortable. Food was average and not worth the money. Had to wait around 45 minutes for the food to arrive. Think this is one of those restaurants that relies on tourists for its trade and they can give poor service and not worry about them coming back.

This is one of the most fine Asian Cuisine you can find in Thailand. i had hard time finding the place. I wish we could have that restaurant in North America. This place is incredible, from the vinegrette to the dessert,tout est fabuleux great place, great service great food, good looking staff. Bon appétit les amis

I was brought there by a regular promised me that I would love the place. He didn't disappoint me at all. The service is just first class and the food is outstanding. Although I am not much into art, but it was tastefully displayed.

The highlight of a recent trip to BKK was supposed to have been Breeze at lebua. Granted, that dinner was superb, but we preferred Eat Me. It might seem pedestrian, but it was actually the nachos starter that won us over. Watery salsas the world over should take a tip from Eat Me's version: moisture at a minimum, with an intense flavor thanks to the appropriate addition of what tasted like local Thai chilis; atop freshly fried, light planks of tortilla, with a smattering of melted Gruyere. The warm olives were a superb accompaniment to the pre dinner ginger-fig-honey martini. Service was attentive, the ambience subdued and owner/manager Darren charming. And after the prices at Breeze, Eat Me was a bargain. Also, if you're having a night out, nightlife is just across the street (Silom Soi 4, in our case).

Eat me was recomended to us by a friend and lived up to all expectations. Great place, very nice food, good drinks, and very good service! definately worthwile!! Will definately go again if visiting Bangkok.

One of our best dining experiences in Bangkok, trendy and funky and yes, not cheap, but then again, the food was fabulous, the ambience great (liked the art on the walls), but most of all, the service was superb! (that is if you are lucky enough to have the young waiter called DID to serve you). Ask him to tell you about the desserts, and out comes the crayon - he draws the dessert menu on the white paper tablecloths, great fun! We will definately be back!

just a great place to be. romantic or business you will always find what to eat there. even the desert were great. over all it is a must place to be in while you are in BKK!

We visited this restaurant after drinks at Vertigo. Came highly recommended from a friend and lived up to it. Perfect place for a perfect dinner. Very romantic.

I liked Eat Me. It's a little hard to find but not impossible and it is worth seeking out. It's slightly expensive for Bangkok (but not as expensive as eating at any of the 5-star hotels such as the Peninsula or Oriental or Sukhothai). Certainly not as expensive as eating in a comparable place in New York, Amsterdam or London. Arty romantic atmosphere and good fusion style food. I had carrot soup with cocoanut cream, double cherry duck with cranberry mashed potatoes and mixed asparagus, zucchini and broccoli, a nice glass or two of wine. Lot's of posh Thai folks here.