Greyhound is a Fashion-meets-Food café. First established in Thailand in the 80s as a casual men’s wear outlet, they have expanded to food business in 1997.

• You can satisfy both the Thai and western delicacy in this trendy branch of the Greyhound. This place has on of the best international foods ever.
• You can never go wrong with their Complicated Noodle and their spicy Spaghetti with Dried Fish.
• Don't forget to order their iced lemon tea and save room for desserts!

After You is a hot spot for all sweet-toothed Bangkokians, serving a range of delicious treats, including a signature shibuya honey toast.

• You have to wait almost 20 - 30 minutes to get a table here but every minute is worth the wait. This is dessert heaven.
• Shibuya Honey Toast is one of signature dishes here, but beware that the portion of this dish can be shared with others.
• They only accepts cash payment, but there's a good currency exchange place called Superich right at Siam BTS Station.

Som Tam Nua on Siam Square Soi 5 is a casual and trendy dining spot that has risen to fame serving up tasty, foreigner-friendly papaya salad and other Issan-region dishes.

• Som Tam Nua has a nice cozy setting, if you wanna try, go for their rendition of tom yum soup and papaya salad.
• Do not go there when you are starving (unless you wanna wait a little while) because this place is always packed with customer.
• There is an additional service and tax charge at the end.

Mango Tango is a small dessert shop which specialises in mango desserts tucked away at a corner of Siam Square Soi 5.

• If you're a mango lover and looking for a perfect dessert...than this is a perfect place to go.
• Here, they make sticky mango in many various way. And if you're extremely into mango that much, they even make "mango-ish" souvenir.
• It may be a little overpriced, but you're basically paying for a nice air-conditioned environment compared to the street food.