Silom Restaurants

Aalto Kitchen

Located on the walking street Sun Square between Silom Soi 21 and 23, Aalto Kitchen serves up a feast of authentic and popular dishes of Nordic cuisine. Highlights include beef meatballs, smörgås(Danish open sandwich), karelian pies and mama’s pancake (Finnish-styled pancakes from the owner’s mother’s recipes).

Thai and Finnish lunch sets are available at irresistible prices. Simple but stylish, the restaurant features a laid-back atmosphere making you feel like dining at home. The bar corner offers an array of quality and imported beverage. Happy hours starts from 15:00 – 18:00 and 21:00 – 23:00, daily. Free Wi-Fi.

Aubergine

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.

Beirut Restaurant

Only a few steps from Silom Soi 4, this Lebanese-run restaurant offers excellent Middle East classic dishes at inexpensive price. Greek salad, lamb barbeque, chicken shwarmas and all kinds of kebabs are popular. Main dishes usually served with choices of rice, potatoes, or roti with a few dipping sauces. Beirut Restaurant has two branches. The other one is located on basement level in Ploen Chit Centre, Sukhumvit Soi 2. 

Concerto Italian Restaurant

The restaurant is located on the second floor of Niu’s on Silom Jazz Club, Wine Bar and Restaurant. Concerto Italian Restaurant serves you with arguably the finest Italian Cuisine in town, by the world-renowned and Bangkok’s famous Italian Chef Marco Cammarata, the executive chef and Kitchen Artist. Also, the restaurant offers selected Thai dishes as well as some of the best wines from around the world.

Dean & DeLuca

From New York’s SoHo district to Silom, Bangkok, Dean & DeLuca is a true epicurean haven. The lofty glass box, decked out in black, white and buffed concrete, sets the stage for a laid-back dining experience. Like its New York counterpart, the café features a selection of gourmet sandwiches, cakes, pastry and coffees, alongside its collection of premium treats for personal indulgence back home.

The Dome – LeBua at State Tower

Comprising six multi-national restaurants and bars, and with sweeping views of the cityscape and riverside from the 65th floor rooftop, The Dome at Lebua State Tower is the place to impress your date. The setting is as eclectic and mesmeric as the food, whether the outdoor terrace with 360-degree panoramas, glass sky-bridge suspended mid-air, under the signature golden dome, or inside the tastefully decked out lounge. If you have only one night in Bangkok, and would rather prefer to spend it in style, The Dome is the place to be.

Eat Me

Half restaurant, half gallery, Eat Me will succeed in both appeasing your appetitive and enlightening some senses. Featuring a menu of great fusion dishes, including tuna tartar and spicy lemongrass chicken, for many the food surpasses the art, which is mainly for commercial purposes. The gallery setting means the ambience is decidedly minimalist, with exposed beams and indirect lighting.

Indigo

Situated at the end of the soi (facing Molly Mollones) this converted Thai house, has a beautiful garden area, complete with umbrellas, tables and chairs, perfect for a spot of brunch. Serving authentic French fare, the polished wooden floors and understated décor feel every little bit like a Parisian brasserie. Reasonably priced, with an extensive wine list and mouthwatering dishes, Indigo will not fail to impress.

Indian Hut

Generally considered one of the best Indian restaurants in Bangkok (a fairly huge claim) Indian Hut is a place to be experienced. The extensive menu offers authentic Indian cuisine from Mughlai, North Indian dishes from Jaipur, and also Nawabi cuisine. Favorites include the Tandoori Chicken and Chicken Malai Tikka. 

Le Bouchon

This classic bistro-style restaurant serves very good food at reasonable prices, plus good value wines by the bottle, carafe or glass. Daily specials. A favourite with Bangkok's expatriate French community and many regular visitors. Booking ahead is definitely recommended.

The Mango Tree

Located in an 80 year-old Thai house, where the sound of Thai classical music produced by local musicians wafts from room to room, the restaurant serves up classic dishes like Gai Hor Bai Toey (chicken wrapped in Pandanus leaf), grilled river prawns and steamed seafood custard. There's also an outdoor dining area, set amidst the restaurant's landscaped courtyard.

Mezzaluna

Towering 65 floors above the rest of Bangkok, Mezzaluna at Lebua State Tower is one of the city’s most revered restaurants (and most expensive at that). The chic art deco setting is accompanied by a breathtaking view and world-class food, with every little detail of ingredients being imported from Italy.

Even the water for the pizza dough. The exquisite Italian menu features some Iranian Caviar, which comes highly recommend. While dinner at Mezzaluna won’t be cheap, you will not forget your time spent there in a hurry. A truly memorable experience to be had in Bangkok. 

Paris Bangkok

This cosy establishment joins a score of French restaurants tucked away in tree-lined Soi Saladaeng. The eclectic interiors are fashioned in the styles of European country and southern Thailand’s plantation house, with sleek concrete floors, leather seats and Southeast Asian objects d’art. For the menu, expect a lot of traditional French fare and regional dishes as well as an extensive wine list. Come here for the set lunch and live lobsters. 

Shanghai 38

With a menu featuring 150 entrees, guests are spoilt for choice. Situated on the 38th floor, the panoramic view is just one of the restaurants enticing factors. The roasted suckling pig Hong Kong style is another. The simple decoration does not detract from the experience; the interior comprises traditional art deco accents with Asian influences from the 30’s.

Somboon Seafood

If you're craving for some freshly cooked seafood, head to Som Boon on Surawong Road and you won’t be disappointed. With branches located all over Bangkok (Silom, Bantadthong Road, Ratchada and Bang Na) for over 40 years, Somboon is without doubt one of the best restaurant in town. The keyword here is quality. Don’t miss its signature dish, crab with yellow curry. Other popular Thai and Chinese dishes are also available. Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Taling Pling

Taling Pling is one of the few places in Silom that offers a truly authentic Thai dining experience. Its menu offers a wide selection of Thai food – all delicious, and you can’t go wrong. The house specialties include green curry with roti, roast duck red curry, crispy lemongrass spicy salad. Don’t miss Classical Thai deserts and creamy banoffee pie after the meal.

The Square – Novotel Bangkok Fenix Silom

Located in Novotel Bangkok Fenix Silom, this lively all-day dining venue features a theatre kitchen concept, with a live grill station for fresh, imported seafood and meats from Australia and New Zealand. It also offers a delectable range of international fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner, including the Tandoor station, which roasts up a range of fine meats and vegetarian specialties in traditional Indian style, served with crisp Naan bread.

V9 Wine Bar and Restaurant - Sofitel Bangkok Silom

A stylish wine pub, tapas bar, gourmet eatery and art gallery in one, V9 at Sofitel Bangkok Silom excites all the five senses with its delectable fare and ambience. Savour top-shelf wine paired with mouthwatering bite-sized culinary art pieces or V9’s signature dishes from New World cuisine, accompanied by a dynamic view of the Silom skyline and Chao Phraya River from the 37th floor.