Star-Studded But Laid Back—Nivas Café & Bistro

Multi-award-winning chef Thaninthorn “Noom” Chantrawan has his hands full overseeing the new Nivas Cafe and Bistro, working closely with a young but talented chef “Pop” Pitchakorn Rambut to create the many traditional Thai and fusion dishes offered at the restaurant on Nak Niwat 24. Nivas essentially serves food catering to Thai tastebuds, mixing techniques and…

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Multi-award-winning chef Thaninthorn “Noom” Chantrawan has his hands full overseeing the new Nivas Cafe and Bistro, working closely with a young but talented chef “Pop” Pitchakorn Rambut to create the many traditional Thai and fusion dishes offered at the restaurant on Nak Niwat 24. Nivas essentially serves food catering to Thai tastebuds, mixing techniques and ingredients from different regions of the Kingdom, as well as the personal experiences of the chefs.

Thaninthorn Chantrawan, star-studded chef Pitchakorn Rambut

It is a hard task for both chefs to recommend a single dish because everything on the menu is made with heart and every pick is as flavourful and made-to-impress local palates as claimed. The Miang, or betel leaf wrap with fresh shrimp, fragrant fermented garlic, lime zest and shallot is refreshing and aromatic, perfect for starters.  Creamy, savoury and delicious is the coconut curry with steamed mackerel lotus stem, eaten alone or even better with jasmine rice. Continue with the Golek chicken or stir-fried bitter beans with shrimp paste to taste the south of Thailand. Another dish you cannot miss is the Loumei braised pork belly with salted eggs. The aromatic sweetness of the soup and the saltiness of the egg seep into the tender flesh of the pork making the dish an excitement to the senses. 

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