Bangkok Seaview closed forever
One of our favorite seafood restaurants outside of Bangkok has closed its doors for good.
The restaurant was located in the Samut Sakhon province in the bay, built on stilts and could only be reached by long-tail boat after a twenty-minute journey through the klongs.
Unfortunately, the popular restaurant did not survive the Corona crisis and had to close.
In front are our visitors from Bali Ni Komang Cozy Jegez and her cousin I Made Yoga Widiastra.
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Anja Gabi 07/01/2024 17:33
Oh wie schade. Auch hier bei uns haben leider einige Restaurants und Geschäfte die Corona-Krise nicht überlebt.LG Anja
Herbert Rulf 06/01/2024 1:01
Es dürfte nicht das einzige thailändische Restaurant sein dass die Coronakrise nicht überlebt hat. Richtig schade.Immerhin ein schönes Erinnerungsfoto für Euren Besuch.
LG, Herbert