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Absolutely love this place. Probably my favourite Japanese restaurant in Bangkok. Food is simply delicious, good selection of fish and delecate taste. Service is really good too. Highly recommended.

Very nice places. Foods is so goods. I will be back again soonnn

DTF (Dao Tu Fook) has a deep appreciation for Southeast Asian cultures and traditions. ‘Dao' or 'knife' represents our exceptional culinary skills, while ‘Tu' or 'to apply/paint' signifies our ability to blend flavors from our cuisines with contemporary gastronomic trends. ‘Fook' or 'blessing' denotes gratitude, good will, and abundance. Nestled in the heart of Nang Loeng's old town in Bangkok, the eatery specializes in mouth-watering Chinese tapas and Southeast Asian cuisine. The restaurant aims to capture the essence of the past by infusing our shophouse with sepia-toned nostalgia and authentic charm. Guests can enjoy happy hour drinks and snacks here, and the interior decor simply can blow them away. Everything from the tiles, mismatched lights, to the furniture iscarefully crafted to create an ambiance that is both cozy and inviting. The collection of random stuff, including the impressive car display, can also add to the charm of the place. As for the food, it has been terrific and evident that a considerable amount of effort is put into its preparation. The menu offers a diverse selection of Southeast Asian favorites alongside other eclectic dishes. Guests will also be impressed by the beer list, which has been well-curated and wonderfully complimented the flavors of the food. *Photo source: The restaurant's official website/ partner's website

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