Sivalai Secrets?

Question

Stayed at Sivalai Place last week, amazing pool, seriously, the best part of the whole trip. But the room service menu was... limited. I'm a foodie, and I was expecting more variety given the hotel's reputation. Anyone know of any amazing local spots nearby that offer killer delivery or takeout? I'd love to avoid eating the same thing twice. It felt like I should of explored more outside the hotel! Seriously considering going back just for the pool though...

frauke · Answer

the food court at the bottom of the emquartier mall is actually slept on. it's like a 5 min grab bike from sivalai and they've got this khao soi place that'll change ur life. way better than dealing with room service and you can bring it back to the pool no problem

inka · Answer

honestly if you're already near sivalai, skip the delivery apps for a sec and walk over to thong lor soi 10. there's this spot called supanniga eating room that does proper isaan food, their som tam and grilled pork is so good it's worth the 10 min walk. the pool at sivalai isn't going anywhere, and you'll regret not trying their yam pla duk foo more than the room service

grab is fine but some places don't travel well, especially fried stuff. supanniga packs their takeaway smart tho, the papaya salad stays crunchy

diane · Answer

tbh the best food near sivalai isnt on any delivery app. walk to the corner of pracha rat bamphen soi 7, there's a muslim lady who sets up a cart around 6pm selling roti sai mai. it's this thai cotton candy wrapped in thin roti, super cheap like 20 baht. not exactly dinner but perfect poolside snack while you wait for proper food. grab some from the thong lor night market instead of room service, the grilled pork skewers there are way better and travel fine.

karin · Answer

fwiw the sivalai pool is legit the best in that area, i've used it twice myself. for food delivery try ordering from khao soi maesai on grabfood, their khao soi is the real northern style and the curry broth holds up way better than pad thai or fried stuff. also the roti sai mai cart someone mentioned is actually on pracha rat bamphen soi 7 near the 7-eleven, the lady's been there for years and the cotton candy roti is like 15 baht now, still worth it

marianneriegel · Answer

You're right near one of my favorite hidden gems. Walk over to Soi Nana in Chinatown, it's about a 15-minute Grab ride and the Yaowarat Road food stalls are open late. For delivery specifically, try the crab omelet from Jay Fai's place on Grabfood, it's pricey but the crab is packed in there. You'll get way more variety than Sivalai's menu and the pool will still be there when you get back.

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