Bangkok Restaurant Reviews
Recommended Restaurants
Bangkok has a huge selection of restaurants serving cuisine from every part of the globe and with new places continually opening, it's hard to keep up! So to help you, we've been out and found some excellent restaurants well worth a mention (if you have any recommendations please feel free to contact us).
Your guide to Bangkok’s best restaurants, with more than 150 Thailand Tatler reviews of cuisine from all the corners of the world. Read reviews of Bangkok best restaurants sorted by Name, by Cuisine or by Areas of Bangkok. Read More...
A hidden jewel in Bangkok’s international dining scene, Aubergine is an intimate restaurant that looks and feels as if it would be right at home on Paris’s Left Bank. Complete with the Edith Piaf background music and a French native working his magic in the kitchen. Read More...
Tahsaneeya is a converted antique teak wood rice barge, exuding splendour and authenticity all around her. The moment you step onboard, you will be welcomed by one of Loynava's traditionally attired hostesses who will greet you with a customary 'wai' (Thai greeting), accompanied with a sweet-smelling garland and a sprinkle of rose-water - a truly Thai way to show respect to someone. Read More...
The association between oysters and sex is such a cliché that ordering some on a date is embarrassing. Equivalent, say, to sounding your glass in a restaurant, calling for hush and declaring to a room full of strangers your lustful intentions. Order some at Distil though - an extravagantly styled malt whisky, vodka, wine, cigar and oyster bar up high on the 64th floor of leBua at State Tower Bangkok. Read More...
Bed Supperclub will celebrate its seventh anniversary in September. This means that for the best part of a decade it has been at the forefront of Bangkok’s clubbing and dining scene. Changing the dimension of the traditional dining experience, the venue is an amalgamation of a restaurant, club, art gallery, and theatre. Read More...
If good food is "a celebration of life", as Sophia Loren was once quoted as saying, the place to be living it up in Bangkok these days is Breeze - complete with a celebratory toast to all the finer things life has to offer. And if that good food comes in a gloriously glamorous setting 200 meters up in the sky, life surely doesn't get any better. Welcome to heaven on earth. Read More...
Ice cream, one of the world's greatest inventions, have long taken its rightful place in everyone's hearts - young or old. Served previously exclusively in the bygone European royal courts, this frozen dessert was considered a delicacy so divine that, as somebody aptly put, it should be illegal. Illegal or not, we all love it, especially when it comes with a little twist. Read More...
Like an oasis in the middle of the ever-hectic Sukhumvit area, Bangkok's one and only authentic crêperie is surrounded by lush tropical gardens, allowing guests to enjoy a healthy dose of fresh air (you can dine out here too if you wish). The restaurant is divided into three sections: the Lounge, the Dining Room, and the Terrace. Read More...
Popular with Bangkok’s well-heeled set, The Face is an upscale joint that fuses three of Asia’s most distinct cultures to charming effect. Comprising three restaurants – Japanese, Indian and Thai, guests can enjoy their respective choice of cuisine in a classic Thai environment – the extensive teakwood mansion in which the Restaurant, Bar and Spa operate provides a cool and unique environment. Read More...
With Christmas around the corner, Catherine Bowers samples a taste of the festive season at La Scala. When La Scala first opened in 2002, the modern Italian restaurant with its chic, innovative interior was an immediate hit with both the local elite and overseas visitors alike. Four years down the road, La Scala has established itself as one of the best Italian dining spots in town, offering the highest quality Italian cuisine. Read More...
We take a fresh look at one of Bangkok's long-standing seafood restaurants, Lek Seafood. A resolutely unglamorous establishment situated a stones throw away from Chong Nonsi BTS station, its the well-priced, scrumptious and totally Thai dishes to be had here that do the talking. Read More...
The unique flavours of Thailand need little introduction. Neither does Bangkok's famous Spice Market restaurant, a firm favourite of local Thais, expats and visitors in the know for the past 25 years since the luxury Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok opened in 1983 at its prime inner-city location in Rachadamri Road. Read More...
It prides itself as 'the best little Vietnamese restaurant in Bangkok', and Xuan Mai (Spring Flower in Vietnamese) definitely lives up to its reputation. Serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine right in the heart of Bangkok, Xuan Mai offers wholesome, home-cooked Vietnamese cuisine. Despite being located deep within Sukhumvit Soi 13, it's not a hassle to find. Read More...