I do recommend to enjoy foods, especially Asian breakfast at Rain Tree, at this property, which is (partly?) owned by a food and beverage company of Thailand.

For instance, when I had a breakfast a few weeks ago,

- Chinese fried rice; cooked in perfection, among the best even compared with those served at comparable outlets in China/Taiwan/HK (especially soon after being cooked),

- Chinese fried noodle; ditto,

- Japanese miso soup; the very best soup I, Japanese, have had at venues outside Japan.

Well, differen tongue has differen taste, though...