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Best restaurants in Bangkok

The 13 best restaurants and places to eat in Bangkok

Barbora Klimeková
Barbora Klimeková

As Marketing Executive, Barbora knows the Le Petit Chef fun dining concept inside out and is happy to answer any questions you may have.

Welcome to the capital of Thailand, known for its vibrant culture, welcoming atmosphere and unique culinary scene. Explore Bangkok’s best restaurants and unique places to eat as we guide you through the exceptional dining experiences this buzzing capital has to offer.

Tip #1: Blue Sky Rooftop Restaurant & Bar

Blue Sky Rooftop Restaurant & Bar Bangkok
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Located on the 24th floor of the Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok hotel, Blue Sky Restaurant & Bar is an ideal place for those looking for a chic rooftop dining option with stunning views of the city.

Here one can enjoy a romantic date, dinner with friends, or relax with a cocktail and snacks while overlooking Bangkok’s skyline. On top of the stunning sunset views, the restaurant’s menu delights with fine dining options from selection of steaks, seafood options and sharing platters.

The signature dishes include Scallop Ceviche, Mix Grill Australian Beef, Grill Seafood Tower and Souffle Cheesecake.

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Tip #2: Nourish

Nourish Bangkok
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Located in Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok, Nourish offers a sanctuary from the city buzz with its minimalist interior and surrounding tropical garden.

Nourish is an all-day dining restaurant with a healthy take on international cuisine. Guests can enjoy à la carte options and buffet-style dining focused on fresh ingredients and authentic flavors from around the world.

Nourish also offers a kid-friendly Sunday brunch featuring half a lobster, a sashimi selection, or Swiss fondue.

Tip #3: The Silk Road

The Silk Road Bangkok
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The Silk Road can be found at The Athenee Hotel, and its setting is elegant and cozy, inspired by 1920s Shanghai Art Deco.

Here one can enjoy authentic dishes that celebrate traditional recipes combined with contemporary techniques, such as the signature marinated Peking duck, Traditional Cantonese Dim Sum, as well as seasonal dishes.

The Silk Road is one of the best restaurants in Bangkok to enjoy authentic Cantonese specialties with artistic presentation and modern flair.

Tip #4: Amaya Food Gallery

Amaya Food Gallery Bangkok
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Amaya Food Gallery is located on the 4th floor of the Amari Bangkok hotel. The restaurant interior is spacious and airy with high ceilings, natural sunlight, and vibrant décor to create an atmosphere of the local market.

Amaya Food Gallery is known for its All You Can Eat offering with the best of western and Asian cuisine inspired by local flavors served at live cooking stations.

Their new Season’s buffet delights with salmon wellington, boat noodles station, Italian pasta station, and a variety of seafood options. 

Tip #5: The Local

The Local Bangkok
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If you’re looking for an upscale restaurant in Bangkok that serves authentic Thai food, this restaurant is the place to be. The Local uses a secret family recipe as well as regional ingredients of the highest quality to bring only the best flavors to your table.

Their seafood platters are especially recommended as well as the Larb Muang Moo.

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Tip #6: Bar.Yard

Bar.Yard Bangkok
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Bar.Yard is a colorful urban rooftop bar located on the 40th floor of Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok hotel, known for its fun and youthful ambiance resembling tropical paradise

The modern open-air space with lush greenery resembles a backyard party and this concept also reflects on the menu which offers a large variety of American style BBQ options with a unique twist of the Executive Chef Lamberto Valdez Lara. 

If you are looking for an Instagrammable rooftop oasis with fine Tiki cocktails, vibrant food and stunning views, Bar.Yard hits the mark. 

Tip #7: Rain Tree Café

Rain Tree Café Bangkok
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Located in The Athenee Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok, Rain Tree Café is renowned as one of the best restaurants in Bangkok for buffet dining.

With all you can eat, and à la carte options served for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Rain Tree Café delights guests with gourmet international delicacies in a charming and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a Sunday Brunch. 

À la carte options include international classics as well as Asian and local dishes, and a kids menu is also available. 

Tip #8: SEEN Restaurant & Bar Bangkok

SEEN Restaurant and Bar Bangkok
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SEEN is one of the best places in Bangkok to enjoy a meal and a cocktail with a view. This unique restaurant and lounge with both indoor and outdoor space is located on the 26th floor overlooking the Chao Phraya river. 

The menu is inspired by Chef Olivier’s original recipes and offers Oysters and CevichePremium Wagyu cuts, array of Japanese dishes, meat and fish Chef Specials and Anytime Favorites such as Guacamole and Black Truffle Spaghetti. 

Guests can also enjoy cocktails from the bar on the 27th floor, with an exclusive and intimate ambiance and stunning views of Bangkok.

Tip #9: Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle

Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle Bangkok
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Pe Aor Tom Yum Kung Noodle is a Thai restaurant well-known amongst both locals and expats. Consider giving the delicious Lobster Tom Yum here a try if you like seafood. 

Just a 10-minute walk away from Phaya Thai BTS Station, this is one of the best restaurants in Bangkok to enjoy a bowl of Tom Yum.

Tip #10: Akira Back

Akira Back Bangkok
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Located on the 37th floor of Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, East meets West in Akira Back. From the interior design to your plate, the restaurant’s concept showcases modern Japanese and Korean influence with an American twist.

The menu is curated by the Michelin-starred chef Akira Back, and includes must-tries such as a 48 hours slow cooked Wagyu Short Rib, Jidori Chicken and Josper Grilled Salmon.

Guests can choose from à la carte options, combine sushi and sashimi or indulge in a tasting menu with an array of signature dishes.

Tip #11: Isola By Signor Sassi

Isola by Signor Sassi Bangkok
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For foodies looking for a unique Italian restaurant in Bangkok, Isola by Signor Sassi is one of the must visit in the city. Located in Grayson Village, the restaurant offers authentic and sophisticated Italian dishes to be enjoyed sharing style. 

Stylish and contemporary design of Isola by Signor Sassi with a lemon filled dining room ceiling has an inviting and festive atmosphere for family and friends gatherings.

The Italian Riviera inspired menu offers the best of authentic Italian cuisine featuring an array of pasta, meat and seafood dishes, including signature Lobster Spaghetti.

Tip #12: Petits Plats Bangkok

Petit Plats Bangkok
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From the contemporary design to delicate flavors, Petits Plats restaurant is designed to transport guests to the French Mediterranean coast. 

Must-try dishes include a spin on the classics such as, Foie Gras Creme Brulee with Signature Brioche or a Truffle French Toast. 

With a focus on a creative twist on French cuisine, in both flavor and technique, Petit Plats is a place to enjoy delightful dishes in a romantic atmosphere.

Tip #13: Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin

Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin Bangkok
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Last but not least, we would like to introduce you to another favorite among Bangkok’s top restaurants: Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin. The fine dining restaurant has even been awarded a Michelin star for its Thai cuisine, which combines tradition with modern advancements.

„Kiin Kiin“ in the name is based on the Kiin Kiin restaurant in Copenhagen, where the restaurant’s head chef developed his inspiration and brilliance and is now developing it further. The restaurant is the right address for special and upscale occasions, so make sure you dress appropriately.

Our selection of restaurants is based, among other things, on the editorial team’s individual preferences and on reviews on the internet. Please contact the respective provider directly for information on reservations and prices. The pictures come from the restaurants listed. All Information is provided without guarantee!

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