Dalat (Le) - details
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Le Dalat is a Vietnamese restaurant located in the business district of Sukhumvit. It is surrounded by beautiful tropical gardens and has a relaxing atmosphere inside, providing an escape from the city's noise. Traditional wooden sculptures and soft lighting add to the serenity. The menu offers a number of delicious Vietnamese specialties. Some of the items on offer include Goi Ca (raw fish marinated with fresh lime juice) and Cha Tom (fried shrimps with vegetables and vermicelli). Choose from soft drinks or a full bar of alcoholic beverages to accompany your meal.
Contact Details
- Address: 47/1 Sukhumvit Soi 23, Bangkok, 10110
- Phone: +66 2 260 1849
- Nearest station: Asok
- Neighbourhood: Klong Toey
Other details
- Admission charge: No
- Average cost: 500
- Booking advisable: Yes
- Category: Asian/Pacific
- Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Diners
- Cuisine type: Vietnamese
- Disabled access: No
- Home delivery: No
- Opening hours: Daily 11a-2:30p & 6p-10p
- Takeaway available: No
- Top pick: Yes
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My wife and I were mistreated here, small wonder we shall never come back! The Maitre D' told my wife not to drink the fingerbowl, while the wine was uncorked and left on a sideboard, apparently ... more
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LE DALAT
This classy restaurant, a favorite with Bangkok residents, consists of several intimate dining rooms in what was once a private home. The Vietnamese cuisine is served with style. Don't pass up the naem neuang, which requires you to place a garlicky grilled meatball on a piece of rice paper, then …
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