Best Restaurants in BANGKOK M to S, Bangkok
Thailand Tatler
MA MAISONPloenchit / Wireless
 | A tastefully elegant dining room with ceilingto-
floor picture windows that look out onto the hotel's
lush garden and pool area makes for a wonderfully
relaxing venue in which to enjoy the fine dining Read an overview
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MADAM TSukhumvit
 | If you like Vietnamese food you will like
Madam T, now at its new location on Sukhumvit Soi 23.
All the traditional delicacies are on offer prepared by a
team of well-trained chefs under the watchful eye of the
madame herself, a Thai lady with a lifelong fascination
for all things Vietnamese. Read an overview
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MADISONPloenchit / Wireless
 | Contemporary chic decor that is also cosy
and comfortable along with attentive and professional
service. Whether you require a smart lunch or
extravagant romantic dinner this room sets a perfect
tone for either. Read an overview
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MADUZI BY YUYARatchada Pisek
 | Don't let the closed gate turn you off; the
guard will let you in if you have a reservation. The
restaurant is a long space with tables and seating for
about 30 people running down both sides of the room. Read an overview
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MAHANAGASukhumvit
 | Set over three buildings surrounding a treecovered
courtyard, the evening ambience makes this an
ideal place to introduce foreign guests to Thai cuisine.
The bar area and upstairs private room have a cosy
retro atmosphere. Read an overview
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MANGO TREESilom
 | Based around a Rama VI-period house, the
spacious outdoor dining area includes a bar, while inside,
dark wood panels create a warm ambience. Well-trained
staff is polite, smart and keen to serve foreign guests,
who make up a high proportion of the clientele at the
Bangkok manifestation of this international brand. Read an overview
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MASALA ARTSukhumvit
 | On the second floor of Eight Thonglor,
Masala Art offers diners outdoor seating on a balcony
overlooking the bustling locale, as well as stylish indoor
seats speckled with burnt orange and mute brown
tones. The staff is well-versed on menu items and
impressively attentive to diners'needs. Read an overview
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MEI JIANGCharoennakorn
 | This elegant, ground-floor restaurant is
still one of the very best Cantonese places in town,
thanks to chef Jackie Ho's expertise and a waiting staff
that's efficient and charming even when the place is
deservedly busy. Read an overview
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MEZZALUNASilom
 | In a city that loves its food, chefs Matthias and
Thomas Suhring take the cuisine to the next dimension,
abetted by smart, crisp service, fabulous views of the
city and a pretty good string quartet. Read an overview
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MRS BALBIR'SSukhumvit
 | Culinary TV celebrity Vinda Balbir has been
keeping Bangkok's curry fans happy for over 30 years,
most recently in this smart but not opulent location
near Nana skytrain station. Read an overview
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NA AROONSukhumvit
 | GO? Na Aroon provides an unlikely oasis of calm in
the heart of Sukhumvit. The restaurant is on the ground
floor of a 1940's style villa, and the poolside tables could
be in one of Thailand's more rural corners. Customers
are primarily guests of the hotel, although an increasing
number of locals are discovering the unique charms of
Na Aroon's location and menu. Read an overview
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NADIMO'SSilom
 | Enjoy one of Bangkok's very few Lebanese
menus on the terrace or in the traditionally decorated,
stone-clad interior. Shisha pipes are an optional extra. Read an overview
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NAHMSathorn
 | This satellite of David Thompson's London
mothership serves the Australian chef's interpretation
of Thai food to high standards of ingredients and
preparation. Diners enjoy an evening of impeccable
service and taste sensations. Read an overview
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NAPA ON 26Sukhumvit
 | Napa on 26 offers a range of imaginative
international dishes with distinct Californian and
Japanese overtones. Top-notch decor, comfortable
chairs and polite staff complement the delicious,
beautifully presented food. Read an overview
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NARAPloenchit / Wireless
 | Nara is a favourite haunt for high-society
Thais despite its modest surroundings in the lower level
of Erawan Bangkok. There is also much to recommend
this restaurant to foreigners with an extensive selection
of Thai dishes on offer all at a very reasonable price. Read an overview
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NEIL'S TAVERNSukhumvit
 | One of the oldest steakhouses in Bangkok,
Neil's has a lot of old school charm with its dark tavern
atmosphere and tuxedoed staff. Food and service are
at a journeyman rather than master level, but diners,
with the appropriate level of expectation, can have a
pleasant experience. There's also a bakery with a large
selection of cakes and pastries to take away. Read an overview
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NEW YORKSukhumvit
 | This is the eating place that one looks
forward to with giddy anticipation. From the subdued
masculine, leather-bound atmosphere and gracious,
highly professional female servers to the superlative
food, expect and receive a special dining experience. Read an overview
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OPUSSilom
 | Opus is truly hip, not just a poser's playground.
From the elegant hostess and polished wait staff
to owner Alex Morabito's friendly presence and the
relaxing and stylish decor, this place exudes genuine
class, a perfect setting for fine food and wine. Read an overview
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PALAZZOSukhumvit
 | Down-to-earth Italian fare prepared by chef
Davide Spighi in an unassuming, dimly lit dining room
offers a good venue for a casual meal with friends or
work colleagues. Service is inconsistent, however, with
some staff doing a good job while others could improve
their attitude. Read an overview
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PANORAMARama 1 - Rama 4 - Rama 6
 | A large, wood-accented dining area on the
23rd floor of the Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park
(formerly Pan Pacific Bangkok), the view from which
attracts hotel guests and hi-so Thais alike. Read an overview
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PATARASukhumvit
 | Part of the S&P group, the first Patara finedining
restaurant was founded 20 years ago in London
and the brand had established a global reputation well
before opening up in Bangkok. The decor is influenced
by Chinese elements and the venue is a converted 1970s
house but it is the food which brings in the customers,
both locals and tourists. Read an overview
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PODKOVASukhumvit
 | The dearth of Russian restaurants in most
Southeast Asian cities makes Podkova's Russian and
Uzbek comfort food noteworthy for homesick Slavs and
curious newcomers. Decor is down-to-earth, but handpainted
illustrations of Russian folklore add whimsy.
Service is friendly, but slow. Read an overview
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RAKUZA TOKYOSukhumvit
 | Rakuza's Japanese chef worked for many
years in Italy, and the most interesting dishes are those
that fuse the two cuisines. There are also traditional
Japanese dishes made with the best-quality imported
ingredients. All these are present in a restaurant that
also boasts tasteful decoration and relaxed ambience. Read an overview
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RANG MAHALSukhumvit
 | For the best Indian food in Bangkok, Rang
Mahal is the place to go. Some Indian restaurants serve
cookie-cutter dishes where it is hard to distinguish the
flavours, but here, each ingredient and spice seems to
find its own special tastebud to tantalise. The setting
may be slightly stodgy, but the excellent food soon
renders this a trivial concern. Read an overview
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REDSukhumvit
 | Indian food has long been a staple diet of the
British but there is a far more diverse range of foods
and flavours on offer here than you would find in your
average Indian restaurant. The chefs are all Indian and
the food is lovingly infused with the various flavours
associated with this particular cuisine. Read an overview
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RED SKYRama 1 - Rama 4 - Rama 6
 | Stunning open roof top setting, 65 floors
above Bangkok's central shopping district with both
indoor and outdoor options and an open sky bar/
nightclub one floor higher. Red Sky is a great place to
wind down after a day spent splurging on the luxury
boutiques below. Read an overview
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RIB ROOM AND BARSukhumvit
 | Steakhouse fans have a paradigm of what a
first-class experience should be like and RR&B comes
as close to the ideal as possible, certainly in Bangkok
and even internationally. Subdued lighting, panoramic
views, well-mixed cocktails, confident service all add up
to a special dining experience. Read an overview
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RIOJAPloenchit / Wireless
 | If the name isn't enough, exposed bricks,
bullfighting posters and a replica of the football World
Cup offer further heavy hints to the origin of Fernando
Andres's cuisine. This is a place for relaxed eating and
drinking, in the Spanish tradition, abetted by efficient,
helpful staff. Read an overview
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ROMANASukhumvit
 | The setting is agreeable, although the
presence of TV being played on two large screens
detracts from the overall mood. The live music, however,
is well performed and creates a pleasant environment.
Ideal for larger groups. Read an overview
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ROSSANO'SSukhumvit
 | Although the rustic ambience teeters on
garish, this actually adds to the charm of this exciting
osteria. Owned by the former owner of the perennial
L'Opera, Rossano's knows its genre well, with a staff that
delivers confident service. Read an overview
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ROSSINI'SSukhumvit
 | The setting, redolent of a Tuscan villa, and
the high ceiling creates a very comfortable atmosphere.
The luxury Italian farmhouse-style decoration with
fireplaces and tiled floors will charm the guests for a
one-to-one dinner or a family gathering. Read an overview
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ROYAL INDIAOther Areas
 | Travelling to Pahurat, Bangkok's Little India,
is always an adventure. In a small alley at the centre of
the neighbourhood can be found this long-established
restaurant, known to backpackers and locals alik Read an overview
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RUEN URAIOther Areas
 | A golden teakwood Rama V-era house is the
perfect setting for Ruen Urai's authentic Thai cuisine.
The owner's collection of family heirlooms and antiques
adds to the pleasing ambience. Read an overview
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SALA ROSSASilom
 | Sala Rossa is decorated like an authentic
Italian trattoria, with red brick, bottle-lined walls and
white tablecloths. Staff is prompt, polite and welltrained. Read an overview
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SALUTESukhumvit
 | Diners looking for good food and a place
for relaxed conversation with friends will adore the
restaurant's fine dishes and ambience. A good selection
of wine and great choice of music perfectly complement
the delicious dishes. Read an overview
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SHAMANSilom
| Shaman is decorated simply, with indoor and
outdoor seating and a flatscreen TV displaying Turkish
music videos. The staff is friendly and helpful to anyone
who needs help navigating the possibly unfamiliar
menu. Read an overview
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SHANGHAI 38Silom
 | Enjoy high-quality Chinese cuisine and
excellent service in a stylish art deco-inspired setting
with commanding views of Bangkok from a lofty perch. Read an overview
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SIROCCOSilom
 | The combination of a spectacular view,
food of the highest quality and creative presentation,
professional staff and a clientele of Thai hi-sos and
international jetsetters makes this an intoxicating
playground for those who can afford it. Read an overview
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SOUL FOOD MAHANAKORNSukhumvit
| Jarrett Wrisley's bar/restaurant offers snacks
and small dishes from all parts of Thailand, in a laidback,
welcoming Thonglor shophouse, with a great
soundtrack of American rock and soul classics. Service
can stutter a little at busy times, but is always amiable. Read an overview
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SPANISH ON 4Silom
 | The middle sibling of Guy Jackson's tapas
restaurant family keeps to the trusted formula of tasty,
inexpensive eating and a laid-back Iberian atmosphere,
abetted by cheerful, speedy staff. Read an overview
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SPRING AND SUMMERSukhumvit
| A modern East-meets-West Thai dining
experience, this hip bistro has ample room for the
complementary Spring and Summer dining venues and
whimsical, larger-than-life outdoor beanbags. Read an overview
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SRA BUA BY KIIN KIINRama 1 - Rama 4 - Rama 6
 | Imagine being transported to a universe
where everything from your present life is refracted into
its stylised quintessence. That pretty much describes
Sra Bua, a satellite of the Michelin-starred Kiin Kiin in
Copenhagen. The playful collision of Thai cuisine with
molecular gastronomy will leave most diners intrigued,
some confused and others ready for a return trip. Read an overview
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SUSHI TSUKIJISilom
 | This traditional family-style sushi restaurant
has been serving customers in the heart of Bangkok's
Japanese entertainment zone for over 20 years.
Whether you choose to sit at the sushi bar on the
ground floor or at the more leisurely semi-private rooms
on the upper floor, the atmosphere is truly authentic. Read an overview
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