Nanglinchee’s latest wave of new openings has now brought Phrom Phong’s brunch darling, Bangkok Trading Post. 

The airy venue echoes its sister branch—cool gray marble, colonial-style tiles, wooden dividing screens—while the all-day dining menu touts classics like eggs Benedict (B280), wagyu burgers (B490) and pizzas (from B190).

Drinks range from coffee (from B90) to wine by the glass (from B280 for a Chilean Sauvignon Blanc) and cocktails (from B250).