27 January 2011
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Food in Bangkok: Sweethound
Yes, several of you are eager to see the photos and video of the food adventures I've had while Andy is in town, but it will take a day or two to process the videos since we've been eating the whole time! In the meantime, let me leave you with some food porn...
Last Friday evening we had dinner with some of Tawn's university friends, followed by dessert at Sweethound, the dessert branch of popular local chain Greyhound.
It was a pleasant evening for sitting outdoors as Tawn, Bim, and Pat played with their smart phones.
A double-chocolate mousee with whipped cream.
Crepes Suzette. Orange sauce. No flambe, sorry.
Chocolate cake with chocolate frosting. Rich and moist.
Chocolate banana cake.
Waffle with peanut butter, chocolate, and chopped peanuts. Unlikely dessert but tasty.
Comments (19)
They are all beautiful and look scrumptious.
yummy! I think I gained 5 pounds reading this
Can I have one of each?
That waffle... ohhh. Beautiful.
How nice Greyhound branched out with a specialty shop with mouth watering sweeties, I wonder where it is?
Paparazzi!
Yummy - I think the waffle for me!!!
Hungry now! I should book a flight to BKK too. LOL
thank u for da food porn. i looooveeee desserts... pix look amazing... ::i diee::
ps have u tried da kfc egg tarts? i had sum in taiwan years ago... they were OK. surprisingly good for fast food chains
but obviously still prefer the "real ones" from da lil hole in da wall bakery...
Does that place only serve dessert?
That is a whole lot of desserts. You all ate all that?
@icepearlz - I had just a wee bite of each. We had a group of 8 or so.
@Roadlesstaken - The main restaurant, Greyhound, serves regular meals. Sweethound is a kiosk outside that serves desserts only. In essence, they just moved their dessert kitchen into a separate structure. You can sit in the main restaurant and order only dessert if you want, as we did.
@Sinful_Sundae - Haven't tried the KFC egg tarts although in a recent taste test in one paper they ranked #2 in Bangkok....
@CurryPuffy - J Avenue on Thong Lo
@Passionflwr86 - If you love peanut butter (as I do) it was quite a treat.
@stevew918 - Steve, you may have as many of them as you like when you come for another visit. =D
@ItsWhatEyeKnow - @Fatcat723 - @oxyGENE_08 - They are very tasty looking, aren't they? I hope nobody is driven off their diet! =D
Aaaaack I need to make it to Bangkok! Is all this delicious food-ing very expensive?
Dessert is definitely my favorite course of a meal
I was wondering why people were taking pictures of Tawn, at first I thought they were his adoring fans. How does Tawn stay so skinny?
Wow! Dessert blog entries are always good
Which one of those would you say is your favorite? The problem with desserts is that they all seem so good, it's hard to just choose one when you're ordering
oh man. i could totally go for some dessert right now. mmm.... which one was your favorite?
@bengozen - @AzureRecollections - Crepe suzette, definitely. I like fruit flavored desserts more than chocolate. Chocolate is wonderful but unless the dessert is really well made, it tends to be very cloying.
@ElusiveWords - Yoga, yoga, yoga...
@TheCheshireGrins - That's why I eat it first. Ha ha ha...
@secade - No, food here is really reasonable.
the only thing from all of the above that i would dig my fork into is the crepe suzette. not a big fan of chocolate desserts. but a good quality handmade dark chocolate of 65% and above is welcomed
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