Comments on: Bangkok Dosa Quest http://absolutelybangkok.com/bangkok-dosa-quest/ Welcome to Bangkok Thailand, Airport, Politics, Food, Nightlife and Thai Culture of the Big Mango! Wed, 20 Jul 2011 22:43:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: saito http://absolutelybangkok.com/bangkok-dosa-quest/#comment-9619 saito Fri, 01 Jan 2010 14:19:15 +0000 http://absolutelybangkok.com/?p=4807#comment-9619 antipadshist, the Italian place you speak of is called Limoncello, serving the best traditional thin crust brick oven pizzas in town. Opposite the Ambassador hotel in an alleyway off Soi 11. Dosa King rocks too, I go 3 times a week and I'm not even vegetarian! antipadshist, the Italian place you speak of is called Limoncello, serving the best traditional thin crust brick oven pizzas in town. Opposite the Ambassador hotel in an alleyway off Soi 11. Dosa King rocks too, I go 3 times a week and I’m not even vegetarian!

]]> By: antipadshist http://absolutelybangkok.com/bangkok-dosa-quest/#comment-4071 antipadshist Thu, 14 May 2009 06:22:46 +0000 http://absolutelybangkok.com/?p=4807#comment-4071 Thanks for this post! I was gonna comment about Dosa King myself - and then clicked on "Read more" and saw that you've already mentioned it yourself. I was regular visitor to Dosa King while it was on Soi 19 (opposite Montien hotel and Robinson). But then they moved and I didn't know where till I read your post. I tell you honestly: the quality of food (for S. and even N. Indian dishes) they have is THE BEST in town. Not only dosa - many other things too. I spent several years living in India, ate at many places there, do cook sometime Indian food and knew/know friends who do it too. So, I have a pretty good idea of authentic fine quality of Indian food. And I can say that Dosa King certainly has class. Well, at least when I ate there last time (while still on Soi 19). So, now I'll surely visit them on Soi 11 ... BTW - might be a bit off topic here (not about dosa, there is some small family-run restaurant in the same area which has excellent Italian food! It is somehwere behind the Ambassador Hotel, on one small lane connecting the two sois between which the hotel is. Somehow talking about authentic food (Dosa King) has reminded me of that other restaurant - worth visiting! I forgot the name though, but it is mentioned by many travel books, as well as the "Restaurants of BKK" guide (published annually). Thanks for this post! I was gonna comment about Dosa King myself – and then clicked on “Read more” and saw that you’ve already mentioned it yourself.

I was regular visitor to Dosa King while it was on Soi 19 (opposite Montien hotel and Robinson). But then they moved and I didn’t know where till I read your post.

I tell you honestly: the quality of food (for S. and even N. Indian dishes) they have is THE BEST in town. Not only dosa – many other things too. I spent several years living in India, ate at many places there, do cook sometime Indian food and knew/know friends who do it too. So, I have a pretty good idea of authentic fine quality of Indian food.

And I can say that Dosa King certainly has class. Well, at least when I ate there last time (while still on Soi 19).

So, now I’ll surely visit them on Soi 11 …

BTW – might be a bit off topic here (not about dosa, there is some small family-run restaurant in the same area which has excellent Italian food! It is somehwere behind the Ambassador Hotel, on one small lane connecting the two sois between which the hotel is. Somehow talking about authentic food (Dosa King) has reminded me of that other restaurant – worth visiting! I forgot the name though, but it is mentioned by many travel books, as well as the “Restaurants of BKK” guide (published annually).

]]> By: Chdarat http://absolutelybangkok.com/bangkok-dosa-quest/#comment-4066 Chdarat Wed, 13 May 2009 03:58:03 +0000 http://absolutelybangkok.com/?p=4807#comment-4066 I love dosas and especially with tamarind chutney, just the thought of it makes me drools! So thanks for this recommendation. I do miss a lamb chicken madras that I can dip my garlic nan into! Any suggestions? I love dosas and especially with tamarind chutney, just the thought of it makes me drools! So thanks for this recommendation.

I do miss a lamb chicken madras that I can dip my garlic nan into! Any suggestions?

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