The intimate four-table restaurant is set in an exclusive corner gallery of an upscale condominium.
Prior to joining a friend for dinner at Kavee, I knew almost nothing about the restaurant.
I did not know it had only four tables and was in an exclusive corner gallery in the back of an upscale condominium.
And instead of being a typical Thai eatery serving age-old recipes as I had perceived, Kavee offers, as it defines, a well-composed culinary journey of modern contemporary cuisine.
The restaurant’s name, Kavee, is Thai for poetry.
Opened six months ago, the 16-seater only takes customers with reservations.
Its single-option menu, featuring a nine-course degustation dinner, is revised upon the season or every…
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