Mr & Mrs Smith

We went to Bangkok to eat at Nahm. It did not disappoint. Food and service were exceptional. In the hotel brochure, David Thompson (owner of Nahm) mentioned an out-of-the-way place to try in Chinatown. Mr Jok's kitchen is in a back street of Chinatown. You need a cab driver who knows it (the hotel booked for us). There was no menu and only three tables, but a great dinner of traditional Chinese food. Highly recommend a visit.

A very good hotel, with welcoming and efficient staff. The recommended tour guide was excellent.

I would definitely recommend visiting the Vertigo Grill & Moon Bar at the Banyan Tree Bangkok, which is literally around the corner from the Metropolitan. The open-air bar and restaurant is on the 61st floor, so there's a great view to be had of all of Bangkok, either day or night.

Just got back from Metropolitan Bangkok – large by Mr & Mrs Smith standards – but with wonderful service and a great restaurant. Spotlessly clean and managed to retain a personal ambience in a fairly large environment.

While staying at The Metropolitan in Bangkok we had the breakfast served at the Cy'an restaurant by the pool – it was fantastic. The Blue Elephant restaurant was also very nice, and Spring (+66 (0)2 392 2747) served fantastic food, with a cushioned area outside to eat in. Bangkok is an exciting city – so easy to get around, with such reasonable taxis.

Bangkok – not quite what I expected. Too quickly becoming another faceless place (Boots, Pizza Hut just round the corner). There are still some treasures to be found – the night market is worth a visit; food is excellent – just need to buy coupons which you can get there. Also the Mango Tree is a really good restaurant, but avoid eating at Sirroco – food overpriced and average. The view. however, is excellent so just go for cocktails and, girls, you need to have a slight heel otherwise they can be very fussy about letting you in!