EVA still suffer with late departure times from LHR due to the often late inbound BR067 from Taipei / Bangkok. This is now a very regular occurrence so bear in mind if you have an onward flight to catch from BKK or LHR.
Service has declined somewhat since Covid, it seems that the snacks and drinks come around less frequently, and the refreshments at the rear of the aircraft consist of crackers and a selection of juices. Each toilet has a small tray where you can grab a disposable toothbrush and eye mask, but they go pretty quickly, in which case just ask the CC.
Food choices are still half decent, IFE is not easy to navigate but offers a decent selection of movies. Charging socket between each Econ seat underneath and each Premium Econ seat.
Best Economy seats are 48K thru to 55K Window Seats or 48A-55A window seats, or the aisle version if you prefer to be on that side (48C - 55C or 48H to 55H). Reason being is that you tend to board in section "3".
Any Premium Econ seat s good, but there are a couple of window seats with no windows. go figure, they're 21K, 21 A, 24A, 24K. the benefit of these seats though is that very often there won't be anyone sitting next to you. Avoid bulkhead seats at all costs due to limited leg room if you're tall and as they're the bassinet stations.
Prices are coming down slightly for all classes as well.
Bangkok Departures is no longer a melee and huge queue, it's all electronic kiosks now, much easier and you can check in earlier. I was checked in and through security by 0900 for a 12:45 flight.
Weight in Econ and premium econ is 2 pieces of luggage at a max of 23kg each, thus a 46kg allowance , but check your booking rules if you have gone through a Travel Agent.
Hand carry weight is very fair and I've never been checked at LHR or BKK.
Overall EVA isn't as good as before, aircraft are getting old, service is getting poorer and more expensive. Still one of only 2 direct options from UK to BKK until BA start their service again later this year from LGW.