STICKY DATE PUDDING W/ HOT BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE & ICE-CREAM
280.00
LEMONGRASS INFUSED SOFT CRÈME BRULEE
280.00
PAVLOVA W/ FRESH PASSION FRUIT, BANANA & CREAM
250.00
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This menu was last updated on 10/6/09.
"A relaxed restaurant with white walls that display paintings for sale. Sit in air-conditioned comfort or al fresco...Eat Me offers an Australian-inspired menu, designed by owner Darren Hausler...A list with numerous wines at very reasonable prices..."
Naphalai Areesorn, Thailand Tatler - January 2007
“Eat Me is all about exposed industrial beams, dark wood, and indirect lighting on walls of an ever-changing exhibition space. They serve light Thai meals, rich and delicious desserts, and good coffee. A good, quiet place to get downright metaphysical with that special someone.”
Charles Agar, Frommer's Thailand - January 2006
"The ground floor, which is soon to be renovated, hosts a small art gallery leading to the first floor dining area. A slightly more formal inside dining area plus a terrace with al fresco seating will soon be complemented by a second-floor club area for late-night snacks...Owner/ manager Darren Hausler and his team take pride in presenting a very thoughtful Australian/ pacific rim international menu...The restaurant claims to serve the cheapest good wines in the city with a great selection of fine wines by the glass..."
Naphalai Areesorn, Thailand Tatler - January 2006
"Tagging a restaurant “fusion” was risky move when Eat Me! opened eight years ago. But Australian Darren Haussler persisted in serving inventive, cross-cultural dishes. He also pioneered the practice of pairing drinks with a meal. The sleek multi-sectioned space (which doubles as an art gallery) ensures intimacy even on the busiest of nights. Chef Jude McKewan’s contemporary Asian menu changes daily."
N/A, The Nation - December 2005
“Very popular restaurant with art exhibitions often featuring edgy young artists promoted by the nearby H Gallery. The food is modern Australian... Low lighting and a fragmented layout lend intimacy. On cool nights ask for a table on the terrace. Excellent wine list of mainly Australian varietals.”
Howard Richardson, Insight City Guide ---- Bangkok - January 2005