Bangkok Restaurants & Dining
Bangkok is a food heaven; a sensational culinary journey and taste
experience that is unrivalled and guaranteed to delight your taste
buds. Apart from renowned Thai cuisine with its blend of spicy,
sour, sweet and salty, the smorgasbord includes every other famous
type of cuisine found in the world. Eating options are limitless,
night or day. Great value-for-money food courts, riverside eateries,
Thai-style dining in antique teak houses, dinner cruises, trendy
restaurants and food markets are only some of the options available.
And if you're in the mood for fast food, you can count on finding
any of the big brand chains in Bangkok too. |
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In association with the prestigious Thailand Tatler, we bring you more than 150 reviews of Bangkok’s best restaurants, offering cuisine from all the corners of the globe. This guide contains a wealth of gastronomic information and valuable opinions of food fundis who have a deep passion for food and wine. Restaurants are sorted by area and type of cuisine to help you in selecting the perfect place for a memorable dinner. Bon Apetit! |
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A culinary feast awaits in Bangkok, but it is vital to open your mind to experience all kinds of unusual (and spicy!) delicacies. |
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From roadside food carts and food halls in malls to trendy eateries and posh restaurants or hotel venues, choices in Bangkok are exhausting. |
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While Bangkok offers some of the best Thai cuisine, a wonderful selection of food from all over Asia can also be found. |
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Your guide to Bangkok’s best restaurants, with more than 150 Thailand Tatler reviews of cuisine from all the corners of the world. |
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Thanks to a certain Buddhist strain and increasingly enlightened expat communities, this food lover’s paradise is a real treat for vegetarians. Eateries catering to die-hard veggies are plentiful! |
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September and October are the two best months to enjoy mooncakes, an age-old Chinese tradition. Dim Sum is another culinary delicacy brought to Thailand by Chinese traders; a tradition that lives on in the streets of Bangkok… |
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Seen the temples, explored the malls? Now try a different way of navigating the city and eat your way through Bangkok. With exotic new foods on every street corner you'll never be short of new things to try. |
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You never have to walk far in Bangkok to find a food stall somewhere; outside shopping malls and high-rise office towers, on just about every pavement
and anywhere a cart with a few fold-up tables and chairs
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Food courts in shopping malls provide a great opportunity to sample a whole range of local items for next to nothing. Each food court is a treasure trove of tastes, sights and smells from dozens of mini-kitchens cooking up a storm. |
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Combined with a traditional dinner, classical dance shows provides a glimpse into Thailand's unique cultural heritage. Although tourist oriented, the shows are well done and make for a great night on the town. |
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If you've always wanted to know how to capture that authentic Thai taste, cooking lessons are offered at many major hotels and at local cooking schools. Often, shopping for ingredients is part of the class, and you get to taste afterwards. |
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A big city like Bangkok is filled to the brim with little hidden secrets that are revealed over time – and through trial and error – only to those who live and work here. We’re happy to share 100 food experiences with you. |
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Imagine this... You're cruising on the Chao Praya River in an old converted teakwood rice barge. It's a magical evening with a cool breeze. Historical sights like the Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace are beautifully illuminated against the night sky. Read review |
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