Fusion Tom Yum Eggs Benedict and Basil-ade
by Sarnies, Bangkok, Thailand
Sarnies is a cafe in Bangkok renowned for their fusion cuisine. I tried their famous tom yum eggs benedict, a rich, delicious, and flavorful twist on a classic breakfast dish.
By taking a brunch staple and blending it with the flavors of Thailand's national dish, Sarnies creates a one-of-a-kind and uniquely rich and flavorful breakfast experience.
I wanted to try one of Sarnies's unique fusion meals, so I decided to order their signature brunch dish: tom yum eggs benedict.
The portion was massive and could easily have been shared between two people.
The eggs benedict starts with fresh-baked English muffins from Sarnies's own bakery. The English muffins are topped with a mound of sauteed baby spinach, a generous pile of smoked salmon, perfectly poached eggs with super runny yolks (just the way I like it), and an incredible tom yum hollandaise sauce capped off with sprigs of fresh dill.
Tom yum eggs benedict is one of their best-selling dishes, and it's easy to see why. The tangy, sweet, and sour flavors of tom yum soup - packed full of the rich herbal taste of lemongrass galangal, chili, and more - complement the richness of classic hollandaise sauce perfectly.
eggs benedict at Sarnies in Bangkok, Thailand |
Sarnies is famous for their coffee, which they roast in-house, but I was looking for something a bit more unique! It was a hot, muggy morning in Bangkok, so I ordered a refreshing glass of their famous "basil-ade", which is fresh lemonade infused with basil and cucumber.
Sarnies's "basil-ade", or lemonade infused with fresh basil and cucumber |
Sarnies has its roots in Australian food culture, so this is more like an Aussie lemonade (lemon soda) than an American one.
The basil adds a very refreshing flavor to the drink, and cuts through some of the sweetness you sometimes get in a glass of lemonade. The drink is fizzy, sweet, cold, and perfect when you are feeling a bit hot while exploring Bangkok's fascinating old town.
basilade at Sarnies, Bangkok, Thailand |
Some of my other favorite fusion dishes
Menu and Price
You can see Sarnie's menu on their website: https://sarnies.com/Bangkok.
The tom yum eggs benedict costs 400 baht (around $12 USD), and the basil-ade costs 150 baht (about $5 USD).
Prices are a little high for Thailand, but the food and drinks are fantastic and are definitely worth the price.
Sarnies Bangkok, Thailand |
Location
Sarnies Bangkok is located in a historic building at 101, 103 Charoen Krung 44 Alley, Khwaeng Bang Rak, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand. It's just a 5-minute walk from Saphan Taskin BTS station.
Sarnies Bangkok on Charoenkrung Road |
See the map for the exact location and directions to Sarnies.
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