Bangkok’s small food halls offer locals space to work and play

Cafe-bars serve as workspaces and social hubs for residents far from rail stations The Office Thonglor serves as an eatery and a coworking space. (Photo by Nikkei) BANGKOK — Market-style eateries are increasingly popping up in residential areas of the Thai capital, providing community spaces for locals who may not have ready access to the concentrations of regular cafes and bars around train stations here.

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