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Steak? It feels a bit distant from Thailand, but...

Still, Thailand is a place where people live.

For meat lovers, steak is an irresistible temptation.

However, since high-end restaurants in Thailand are also quite expensive...

If someone says there's a good restaurant with reasonable prices Rumors tend to spread.

Recently, a steakhouse has been gaining popularity.

Right Arno's Butcher and Eatery.

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Judging by the exterior of the restaurant building, it appears respectable.

However, to be honest, the location is a bit awkward for travelers to visit.

Since there is no BTS nearby, you will need to take a taxi or Uber to get there.

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Located in an alleyway, it gives off a slightly rural house vibe rather than that of a restaurant at first glance?

Actually, it's not a fancy restaurant atmosphere. It felt like a Korean butcher shop.

I arrived around 5:30 PM, but it was already completely full.

They say it's difficult without a reservation... Fortunately, our group only has two people, so even though we didn't make one...

Maybe because I went early? I was able to sit in an outdoor seat.

Actually, there was only one seat left. ㅡㅡ;;;

It would be better to make a reservation in advance if possible.

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Even though it's a steakhouse, it doesn't only serve steak.

I could also see lobsters, crabs, shrimp, and the like.

I can also see escargot inside. ^ㅇ^

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It has a slightly butcher shop-like atmosphere.

First, enter to be assigned a table (remember the table number).

Simply examine and select the items in this manner.

You can also order side dishes separately.

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Since we're here to eat steak, let's pick the meat first.

Dry-aged for 45, 75, 120 days, and more, prepared for each cut.

Naturally, the longer the aging period, the higher the price will be.

I ordered the Lip Eye (RIP-EYE), but it's already sold out!!!

It's only 5:30 PM.De?????

If you have a preferred section, it's best to make a reservation as soon as possible.

Ultimately, I decided to order half a T-Bone Steak and half a Tenderlion, but...

Employee said : Tibon has bones, so it can only be sold as a whole. What can I do about it?

In the end, I ordered the ribeye.

75-day dry-aged T-bone steak, 1 kilogram for 1,400 baht, but...

It's 850 grams for 1,190 baht.

Here The service fee is separate, so in reality, 850 grams amounts to approximately 1,400 baht..

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They also sell various other sources.

You can order other menu items as well.

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The sauce is priced at around 40 baht per type.

I used to eat steak with just pepper and salt,

A friend who came with me ordered Thai sauce.

I tried the Thai soup, and it was quite good.

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This is Arno's drink menu.

There are quite a few varieties of both wine and beer.

I've also prepared a variety of my personal favorite Belgian beers. ^^

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There are cocktails too...

There was also a bar inside Arno's restaurant, so I didn't worry much.

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The steak's ultimate match: salt and pepper.

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I am Limburgse, a type of beer.

My acquaintance ordered a cocktail, the Mojito.

It was a brand I had never seen before, so I asked which country's beer it was, and it turned out to be a Belgian beer.

I ordered it right away.

For some reason It feels like the characteristics of Belgian beer are well captured (maybe?).

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...displayed by beef cut, making you ponder which part to eat next...

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After waiting, it's finally served: a T-bone steak.

It feels heavy, perhaps because it's 850 grams.

It looks even bigger in person than in the photos.

The meat seemed a bit tough, It's okay.

Separately They say that unless otherwise specified, the doneness should be medium-rare by default.

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Sautéed mushrooms as a side dish.

Honestly, the seasoning felt a bit overpowering.

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So I ordered a vegetable salad.

It feels a bit fresher now that Olive has entered.

Eating only meat can be quite greasy. :)

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Dry-aged meat is relatively Those who want to enjoy it at an affordable price with a satisfying weight might want to give it a try.

However, those who prefer beef that melts in your mouth like Hanwoo or enjoy marbling may not like it much.

The restaurant's atmosphere is not particularly upscale; it feels a bit noisy and more like a butcher shop.

Still This seems like a decent option for those looking for good beef during their trip to Bangkok.

Business Name: Arno's Butcher and Eatery

Address: 2090/ 20, 3 Naradhiwat Rajanagarindra Rd, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok

Phone Number: +66(0)2-678-8340

Business Hours:

Monday to Thursday, 17:00 to 23:00

Friday to Sunday, 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM

Facebook: Arno's Butcher and Eatery

(Reservations available via Facebook)​