Scala Shark's Fin (1992)

4 Cherling Ng - 4 years ago

I’m there just for sharks fin soup. And the crab vermicelli. Didn’t manage to snap a pic cos we could not wait to eat it. Old school traditional services by elderly uncles with wonderful manners and taught us some tricks to having a more soulful manner of eating the sharks-fin soup

1 Sing Chongkijthavorn - 3 years ago

After the Korean meal, my friend and I were looking for some desserts to finish the night. Now is mango season in Thailand, so we would like to have mango with sticky rice for dessert.

We came across this place at Siam Paragon. From the outside, it looks very inviting. The menu also looks great. We decided to ordered the signature dessert "Mango Hill". It comes with 3 scoops of ice creams, 2 types of sticky rice and diced mango.

The mango ice cream was divine. Love it. The other two scoops of white ice creams had no taste at all. It waspretty plain. We guessed that they should be coconut ice cream, but we wasn't sure. Never had such a tasteless coconut ice cream before. The sticky rice was great. It would be better if it's drizzle with coconut sauce.

Later we couldn't help ourselves to find out what flavour were these 2 scoops of white ice cream. The staff confirmed that that are coconut ice cream. Okie that's no good. We mentioned that the ice cream is tasteless. We hope she would passed on our feedback.

Next time I will try the mango with black sticky rice and try to avoid the coconut ice creams.????

5 GREGORY EGAN - 3 years ago

This place was located in Chinatown Bangkok. Wouldn’t have know to come here unless directed by a local. But I loved the wonderful flavours. And the ice desert I had at the end was just yummy. Wish I remembered the name. I would come back here again.

4 Dmitry Nevozhay - 3 years ago

Chinese cuisine, on the ground floor shopping the shopping centers. The cheapest shark's fin soup is 800thb, rather big bowl. The bird's nest soup is 500thb. Very polite stuff. Can pay with master card. Recommended if you would like to try the shark's fin

1 Katie Kelly - 3 years ago

Food was horrible. Poor service and supporting illegal trade of shark's fin. A highly consequential act against the oceanic environment.

4 Chen Chee Keong - 3 years ago

Very expensive but the food quality is excellent. The young coconut birdnest is a must try. Crab meat glass noodle is also tastefully done.

1 Karen Tan - 2 years ago

As compared with Scala at Chinatown, the shark's fin at Scala Siam was too diluted and don't taste as good. Pricey and definitely not worth it!