If you have every been to Thailand you most likely fell in love with the people, the colours, the culture and the food! Okay, well even if you have never been to Thailand you most likely love Thai food and crave it every so often like I do! Well if you responded yes to all of the above, this is the place for you! Compared to other cities, Milan doesn't have that many Thai restaurants so of course I decided I had to try all of them. Bussarakham is probably my favourite in regards to a perfect mix of food, ambiance, service and price.
As I walked in, it instantly brought me back to colonial inspired restaurants in Thailand. Of course, I know what you are thinking right this moment: the best food in Thailand is street food so why should I spend twice as much to eat at a restaurant? Well, the very few street food inspired Thai spots in Milan are not that great so if you want quality food this is the place for you!
I had a variety of entrées mixed with ginger prawns and typical Thai veggies and I must say it was all delicious. The staff is very friendly and the restaurant is situated in the Navigli area, perfect if you want to grab after dinner drinks!
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