Best Restaurants in Sathorn, Bangkok
Thailand Tatler
ARIRANGSathorn
 | An exterior featuring a quaint wooden water
wheel turning over beautiful turquoise water is an
attractive welcome to Arirang, a sister to the restaurant
of the same name in Sukhumvit's Little Korea. Read an overview
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BAAN KHANITHASathorn
 | One of three Thai restaurants under the
Baan Khanitha banner, the Sathorn outpost is in a smart
wooden house at the mouth of Soi Suan Plu, with an
art gallery and coffee shop attached. Service is polite,
efficient and confident Read an overview
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BLUE ELEPHANTSathorn
 | In an opulent, multi-storey, colonial-era
building, Blue Elephant, which has branches around
the world, embraces everything essentially Thai. Gilded
mythic creatures and fronds adorn the walls, and Thai
classical music plays in the background. The ambience
is sumptuous and serene. Read an overview
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BUMBUSathorn
 | New to the Bangkok scene, Bumbu serves
a young, diverse Thai crowd intrigued by Singaporean,
Indonesian and Malaysian food. With a funky art deco
vibe and chandeliers made of cutlery, this restaurantcafe
makes conversation light, fun, and friendly. Read an overview
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BURITARASathorn
 | Diners looking for an outdoor riverside setting
in a restaurant with great scenery should be satisfied
with Buritara. The view from the outdoor terrace
overlooking the river can be mesmerising. Live bands
are always available for diners'entertainment. Read an overview
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CAFE ICESathorn
 | With an eclectic mix of art pieces adorning
the space, this three-storey restaurant in Silom draws
the office crowd at lunch. The staff is friendly and
prompt with requests and attentive despite having to
run up and down the stairs to cover all tables. Read an overview
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COOCURRYSathorn
 | Coocurry's location leaves something to
be desired, in a nondescript commercial area with no
other entertainment venues and a short taxi ride away
from the nearest BTS station. Once you get inside, the
restaurant is tastefully decorated in an Indian style and
the food is authentically Indian. Read an overview
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HONMONO GRANDSathorn
 | Honmono Grand is the newly opened branch
of the successful Honmono in Soi Thonglor. With the
imported ingredients and authentic Japanese decor,
you could easily forget you were not in Tokyo. Read an overview
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LA CUCHARASathorn
 | In a romantic Colombian hideaway, diners
enjoy a succinct menu of delicious Latin cuisine. A
green enclave protects the entrance, opening up to an
inside of rich colours, rustic lamps and Latino artwork. Read an overview
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LA SCALASathorn
 | Contemporary and tastefully designed with
an open kitchen and situated overlooking the swimming
pool of the Sukhothai hotel. The menu is small but very
imaginative. 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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TAIHEISathorn
 | One of the more refined Japanese
establishments in downtown Bangkok, Taihei offers
breathtaking views from the 53rd floor of the Banyan
Tree hotel. The staff excels in terms of attentiveness
and politeness, but could do with a little more knowledge
about the food they serve. Read an overview
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ZANOTTISathorn
 | Stylishly decorated in dark woods and oil
paintings, this establishment is elegant without coming
off pretentious or too stiff. The dining room is cosy,
filled with tables with white tablecloths and comfortable
seats. The service is excellent and friendly, well-groomed
staff is knowledgeable and attentive even during the
busiest hours. Read an overview
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