There's little original about this retro Chinese-themed refurbished shophouse on Soi Nana, but a good selection of craft beer, inventive cocktails and excellent Chinese-style bar snacks (don't miss the Chinese pancake with braised pork belly, herbs and fried egg) make Ba Hao stand out among its peers on Soi Nana.
Ba Hao
Chinatown
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