scoobydoook Posted October 14, 2016 Share Posted October 14, 2016 Emporium has a good food court, which I use when I am near.Its on the 5th floor with lots of Thai food and also Korean, Indian,Arab and Vietnamese stalls. Several mid-range Japanese and Chinese places around the food court and these have slightly higher prices. " Emporium Food Hall operates with a credit card system, which you are given when you enter the food court. The card has 3,000 baht of credit on it, which you use to purchase your food and drinks. You pay for your meal at the end, when you return the card. " Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scoobydoook Posted October 14, 2016 Author Share Posted October 14, 2016 Emquartier's food court is in the basement and there is also the Helix Tower restaurants from the 6th to 9th floors, with about 50 restaurants, all based around a ramp you walk up. Wide range of western and asian (japanese, chinese, korean) food is available. Food in food court in the basement is a bit more expensive than Terminal 21's and the restaurants are a bit more again. There is lots of choice and quality is usually good. Information on some of the restaurants: Pot Ministry- The Helix Quartier 8F. Thai regional specialties. Doong Aroi Ded – The Helix Quartier 7F. Premium beef noodles Full Flavour – The Helix Quartier 6F. Modern Thai cuisine Kub Kao Kub Pla – The Helix Quartier 6F. Serves Western and Thai comfort food. Luk Kaitong – The Helix Quartier 6F. Chinese-cooked dishes Nara Thai Cuisine – The Helix Quartier 7F. Thai food. The Ninth Café – The Glass Quartier BF. 200 dishes of Thai, Italian, European and Vegetarian dishes. Crab & Claw – The Helix Quartier 7F. New England food and lobster rolls. Nova Tearoom by Signor Sassi – The Helix Quartier 8F. Bistro with egg-topped duck waffles, salmon croissants, wagyu beef burgers and others. Sava Dining Room – The Helix Quartier 6F. Thai and European food Scruffy Apron – The Helix Quartier 6F. Menu of cold cuts, salads, soups, pasta, sandwiches and desserts. Jones & Mowlem - The Helix Quartier 8F. Fresh seafood. Bulgogi Brothers – The Helix Quartier 8F. Korea Unyang style bulgogi. Charme de L’Asie – The Helix Quartier 8F. Food from South East Asian countries. Fuji – The Helix Quartier 6F. Japanese restaurant chain. Maisen – The Helix Quartier 8F. Fried Tonkatsu deep fried pork cutlet. Tenyuu Sho – The Helix Quartier 8F. More expensive Japanese that serves sushi, seafood and imported steak from Japan. Mokuola Hawaii – The Helix Quartier 6F. Fusion of Hawaiian, Japanese, French and Thai style dishes. Shio Yoshoku – The Helix Quartier 8F. Range of Japanese-style Western food. Mugendai Penthouse – The Helix Quartier 9F. Great view of Bangkok City, more expensive Japanese menu, weekend brunch. Zaichi – The Helix Quartier 7F. A Japanese style gastro bar. Croissant Taiyaki – The Waterfall Quartier GF. Combining croissant and Japanese Taiyaki. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scratchtheitch Posted August 9, 2018 Share Posted August 9, 2018 Jones & Mowlem is gone. It's now a Thai restaurant. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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