Name: Cabbages & Condoms
Address: 10 Sukhumvit Soi 12 Klongtoey, 曼谷 泰國, 曼谷
Telephone: +6622294610
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 4.5

來這家餐廳就餐，還真的需要一點勇氣，真的是一家非常另類的餐廳，這裏的裝修中有許多的安全套的元素，也不清楚商家為何選用這樣的概念。不過這裏的菜味道還是不錯的，非常的有創意，而且味道也很棒酸酸辣辣特別的好吃。

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Rossini&#39;s位於250 Sukhumvit Road&nbsp;|&nbsp;1F, Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit,&nbsp;Bangkok 10110,&nbsp;Thailand，這家羅西尼餐廳，讓我們喜來登之行令人難忘。餐廳提供美味的義大利菜，選單上的菜都是精心準備的，還有各種熱帶本地水果，味道鮮美，工作人員非常細心和親切。

曼谷熱門高級餐廳之一

這頓連奶茶我點了5個菜花了500，但是人家確實服務好環境好，然後分量也足，點之前明碼實價的我知道要花多少，泰奶好喝沒有很甜雖然我喜歡甜的但是應該不要冰的，一上來一大堆🧊，然後蔬菜有藕帶我第一次吃還不錯，另外一個不知道是不是南瓜藤，我在國內沒吃過南瓜藤但感覺像，然後粉絲蝦推薦，但是碳烤蝦不推薦我早上在Or Tor Kor Market吃的400的5個的是全熟的還好吃，但他家要950泰銖雖然個頭大但有點腥，但也許是我個人口味問題，芒果飯還不錯，

曼谷挺有名的一個法國餐廳，裏面的法國蝸牛不錯，價格也比較的美麗，就是用叉子挑蝸牛比較不方便，牛排感覺不地道，分量小，不入味。

美妙的牛排這地方真是個珍寶&mdash;&mdash;位置有點偏僻但是值得一去。牛排極好，被烹飪得很完美&mdash;&mdash;優質的服務和絕佳的葡萄酒選擇。我吃的是紐約客牛排，一些很棒的配菜，還有一杯阿馬隆紅酒。

一早起床到酒店二層的Seasonal Tastes知味餐廳享用早餐，走出電梯恍然大悟，中式的油條面檔、西式的香腸可頌，廚師還專門為我做了一個超可愛的小兔子餅。各種新鮮的蔬果汁超愛，五顏六色元氣滿滿，

🍽️ Indulge 餐廳及雞尾酒吧&mdash;&mdash;一顆真正令我們驚喜的隱藏寶石

我們入住希爾頓大阿索克酒店（Hilton Grand Asoke）時已經很晚了（晚上10點多！），飢腸轆轆，四處尋找晚餐，這時我們偶然發現了 Indulge 餐廳&mdash;&mdash;哇，真是個驚喜！我們進去的時候沒有任何期待，只是肚子餓，希望能吃到一頓像樣的晚餐。結果，我們吃到的絕對是我們旅途中最好的一餐。

我們點了西班牙辣香腸蝦仁燴飯、海鮮凱茂義大利麵和香茅五花肉&mdash;&mdash;每道菜都大受歡迎。五花肉絕對是全場焦點。肥肉入口即化，瘦肉輕輕一拉就散開。濃郁芳香，與淡淡的香茅完美融合。

凱茂義大利麵口感濃鬱，風味濃鬱&mdash;&mdash;煮得勁道，層次豐富，辛辣、蒜香和胡椒味濃鬱。每一口都能感受到他們對細節的用心。海鮮新鮮，上菜時間恰到好處&mdash;&mdash;沒有那種嚼勁十足的魷魚，也沒有那種煮過頭的蝦子。燴飯呢？口感順滑，風味十足，口感恰到好處，一點也不濕軟或寡淡。

服務也同樣熱情&mdash;&mdash;工作人員會適時地問候我們，但又不會打擾到我們。說實話，我們經過這家店很多次，從來沒想過要停下來。很高興我們終於來了。

好吃又好玩的館子。據說在十幾二十年前， 泰國 艾滋病患者數量急劇增加。國會議員米猜先生認識到安全套的重要性，於是四處奔走，宣傳安傳濤。不久后便開了這家餐廳。

微辣的冬陰功（因為我不太能吃辣），瀟說失去了它的靈魂，好可憐~菠蘿飯~芝士焗大蝦~聽名字好像是很好吃的一道菜，不過個人感覺一般般了。

又貴又不好吃，軟殼蟹感覺包上炸的麵粉后，我只吃到了粉和殼，基本沒有肉。雞，還不如我們家的燒雞，糯米飯還可以吧，又甜又咸。沙拉，見仁見智吧，反正我覺得一般。冬陰功，還行！

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Bangkok is a city that thrives on surprises, blending modern skyscrapers with ancient traditions. Let's step off the beaten path and dive into unusual experiences that reveal its rich history and quirky spirit.
From airplane graveyards to condom-themed eateries, this guide reveals 10 unique and unusual activities ideal for adventurous souls seeking a fresh perspective on this dynamic city. Let’s explore the fun!

1️⃣ Airplane Graveyard
➜ What It Is
A sprawling open field filled with decommissioned aircraft, including Boeing 747s and MD-82s, located along Ramkhamhaeng Road in the Hua Mak neighborhood, eastern Bangkok (near Wat Sri Bun Ruang, accessible via Khlong Saen Saep canal boat to Wat Sri Boonrueng Pier).
➜ Why It’s Fun
Climbing into stripped-down fuselages and cockpits feels like a post-apocalyptic adventure, perfect for urban explorers and photographers capturing eerie, graffiti-covered relics amid overgrown grass.
➜ The Story
These planes were abandoned in the 2010s after a businessman salvaged parts for scrap, turning the site into a makeshift home for local families; it gained fame among thrill-seekers in the mid-2010s, symbolizing Bangkok's rapid urban shifts and forgotten industrial dreams.
🔴 Safety Note: Pay a small entrance fee (around 200 baht) to residents; avoid climbing unstable structures; go with a group; and visit during daylight to avoid hazards like sharp metal.

2️⃣ Wat Pariwat (David Beckham Temple)
➜ What It Is
A Buddhist temple at 2-67 Rama III Road, Yan Nawa district (near BRT Wat Pariwat Station), featuring murals and statues blending traditional Thai art with global pop icons.
➜ Why It’s Fun
Spotting golden David Beckham, Pikachu, Superman, and Einstein amid sacred Buddhas sparks playful discovery, offering a whimsical cultural mash-up for photo ops and lighthearted reflection.
➜ The Story
Built in the 1910s-1920s and updated in the 1990s by a Manchester United-fan monk to engage younger generations, it fuses ancient devotion with modern heroes, reflecting Bangkok's evolving blend of spirituality and global influences.

3️⃣ Siriraj Forensic Museum
➜ What It Is
A collection of medical exhibits within Siriraj Hospital at 2 Wanglang Road, Bangkok Noi (Chao Phraya Express Boat to Wang Lang Pier N10), including preserved specimens and forensic artifacts.
➜ Why It’s Fun
The macabre displays—like mummified serial killers and deformed fetuses—deliver a thrilling, educational jolt, ideal for true-crime fans delving into bizarre human anatomy and history.
➜ The Story
Established in 1888 as part of Thailand's oldest hospital, it grew from forensic pathologist Songkran Niyomsane's collection in the mid-20th century; exhibits from disasters like the 2004 tsunami highlight Bangkok's medical evolution and public health advances.
🔴 Note: Not suitable for faint-hearted or children; no photography allowed in sensitive areas.

4️⃣Mae Nak's Ghost Shrine 
➜ What It Is 
A haunting shrine to the legendary ghost of Mae Nak inside Wat Mahabut temple at 864 Rama IV Road, Suan Luang district (MRT Sukhumvit Station, Exit 2, then a short walk). 
➜ Why It’s Fun 
Whispering prayers amid flickering candles and eerie murals offers a spine-tingling folklore ritual, blending chills with cultural curiosity for ghost enthusiasts seeking supernatural thrills. 
➜ The Story Inspired by a 19th-century folktale of a devoted wife who died in childbirth but haunted her husband as a vengeful spirit, the shrine was erected in the 1930s to appease her soul; it draws locals for protective amulets, embodying Bangkok's deep-rooted animist beliefs and cinematic ghost lore, including the 1999 film adaptation.

5️⃣ Wattana Panich's Half-Century-Old Soup 
➜ What It Is A legendary noodle shop at 85 Phaya Thai Road, Ratchathewi district (near Ratchathewi BTS Station, Exit 1), serving beef stew from a single pot that's been simmering non-stop since the 1970s. 
➜ Why It’s Fun Savoring a bowl from this ancient, continuously topped-up broth feels like time-traveling through flavors, with its rich, umami depth offering a quirky culinary ritual that's equal parts history lesson and hearty comfort. 
➜ The Story Started in 1978 by owner Suad Kaewsom, the massive cast-iron pot of neua tune beef stew has never been emptied, just refilled with fresh ingredients daily; now over 45 years strong under family stewardship, it captures Bangkok's enduring street-food ingenuity and the simple magic of generational persistence. 
Tip: Arrive early to beat the lunch rush; vegetarian options available, but the star is the beef.

6️⃣ Erawan Museum
➜ What It Is
A surreal museum inside a 250-tonne, three-headed elephant statue at 99/9 Moo 1, Sukhumvit Road, Bang Muang Mai, Samut Prakan (BTS Chang Erawan Station, Exit 3).
➜ Why It’s Fun
Climbing into the elephant's belly reveals cosmic artworks and artifacts, blending mythology with whimsy for a fantastical, photo-worthy journey through Thai cosmology.
➜ The Story
Built in 2003 by antique collector Lek Viriyaphant to preserve cultural heritage, the elephant represents the mythical Erawan from Hindu lore; it houses Ming vases and Buddhist relics, showcasing Bangkok's artistic legacy.

7️⃣ Artist's House (Khlong Bang Luang)
➜ What It Is
A restored wooden house turned art hub along the Bangkok Yai Canal in Thonburi (MRT Bang Phai Station, Exit 4, then motorcycle taxi to Wat Kamphaeng Bang Chak).
➜ Why It’s Fun
Weekend puppet shows, galleries, and canal-side cafes offer a creative escape, with hands-on workshops and fish-feeding for immersive, community-driven vibes.
➜ The Story
Over 200 years old, this former noble residence became an artist collective in the 1990s to revive traditional crafts; it preserves canal life amid Bangkok's urbanization and hosts free Hun Lakorn Lek performances.

8️⃣ Unicorn Cafe
➜ What It Is
A rainbow-themed eatery at 44/1 Soi Sathon 8, Silom, Bang Rak (BTS Chong Nonsi Station, Exit 2, then a 5-minute walk).
➜ Why It’s Fun
Indulging in pastel cakes and glitter drinks while donning unicorn onesies amid plush toys creates a sugary, Instagrammable fantasy for playful escapism.
➜ The Story
Opened in the mid-2010s as a trendy spot riding the unicorn craze, it draws on global kawaii culture and has evolved into a social media sensation, capturing Bangkok's embrace of whimsical, themed dining.

9️⃣ Papaya Vintage Shop
➜ What It Is
A massive warehouse at 306/1 Soi Lat Phrao 55/2, Wang Thonglang (taxi from MRT Lat Phrao Station, about 10 minutes).
➜ Why It’s Fun
Navigating crammed aisles of oddities—like life-sized Jar Jar Binks statues or vintage jukeboxes—feels like a treasure hunt, perfect for collectors and photographers.
➜ The Story
Started over 25 years ago by owner Mr. Tong as a personal collection, it grew into a 4-floor emporium of 1960s-1980s memorabilia; now a photo studio fave, it preserves pop culture amid Bangkok's modernization.

💥Ready to dive into Bangkok’s quirkiest corners? These adventures await—share your favorites!
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這間保險套主題的餐廳有保險套超人、保險套聖誕老公公、保險套少女、還有保險套餐桌等裝飾，感覺很新奇。餐點的部分吃過涼拌海鮮冬粉、糯米飯、Tom Yum Goon、炒飯及蝦醬空心菜等，每樣都好吃，吃到最後驚覺原來最好吃的竟是附贈的餅乾！結帳金額竟然也不貴！非常值得再去！

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