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Issaya Siamese Club
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Issaya Siamese Club, the first Bangkok restaurant that's chef Ian Kittichai's very own, puts together modern Thai cuisine with a lounge atmosphere.VIEW ALL
Chez Papé
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Chez Papé serves simply cooked French country-styled food, just like how your mother would make it if she were French.VIEW ALL
Kooon
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Kooon, a Thai izakaya in Bangkok’s Nihonmachi complex, does its best to offer customers a multi-layered experience.VIEW ALL
Viva & Aviv
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Ready for an alfresco sundowner? Head to hip riverfront bar Viva & Aviv, where the ever-changing cocktails are an exercise in sophisticated whimsy.VIEW ALL
Seven Spoons
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Blink and you’ll miss Seven Spoons, a tiny, Cananga-wood-paneled gastrobar converted from an old Chinese shop house.VIEW ALL
Gaggan
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In a charming two-story, white-painted wooden house in Bangkok, El Bulli-trained chef Gaggan Anand turns Indian cuisine on its head at Gaggan, with startling deconstructed dishes inspired by his homeland.VIEW ALL
Sukhumvit Soi 38
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A stalwart on Bangkok’s street-food dining scene, Sukhumvit Soi 38 consists of a hamlet of stalls and open-air restaurants offering a wide variety of Thai food.VIEW ALL
Soul Food Mahanakorn
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Soul Food Mahanakorn, by American food journalist Jarett Wrisley, has local tastebuds zinging since its opening.VIEW ALL
Beccofino
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A cozy restaurant with a striking red-and-black façade, Beccofino offers outstanding Italian food prepared with imported ingredients.VIEW ALL
The Deck
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Situated across from the fabulous Wat Arun, The Deck is a perfect place to enjoy a quiet drink and watch the sun set.VIEW ALL
Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin
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Located in the Siam Kempinski, the 70-cover Sra Bua by Kiin Kiin impresses with opulence, and brazenly modern interpretations of Thai food.VIEW ALL
Dean & DeLuca
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Gourmet New York food shop Dean & DeLuca has finally hit the region, with its first Southeast Asian outpost in Bangkok's MahaNakhon Pavilion.VIEW ALL
Nahm
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David Thompson's Nahm serves up the Australian chef's superb takes on regional Thai cuisine, using top-notch ingredients sourced from around the country.VIEW ALL
Hyde & Seek
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Just off Sukhumvit, Hyde & Seek is a swish gastro-bar by chef Ian Kittichai of the eponymous New York City eatery.VIEW ALL
Baan Khanitha
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It isn’t easy to earn accolades for Thai food in Bangkok, but Baan Khanitha has done just that—it was named the best Thai restaurant in the city for 10 years.VIEW ALL
Crepes & Co.
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For the best brunch in Bangkok, head to Crepes & Co., and order the Full Brunch of fruit, yogurt, pancakes, French toast and coffee.VIEW ALL
Ma Du Zi by Yuya
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At this chic, secluded eatery hidden in a charming boutique hotel, Japanese chef Yuya Okadu serves up fine French fare with Asian inflections.VIEW ALL
Tables
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Make a beeline for the Grand Hyatt Erawan’s Tables restaurant, where chefs prepare old-fashioned tableside entrées like steak au poivre and sole meunière.VIEW ALL
Vientiane Kitchen
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Since its opening 13 years ago, Vientiane Kitchen has been serving up delectable Thai–Lao cuisine derived from original Isaan recipes (read: hot and spicy).VIEW ALL
Baan Thai Suk 16
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Baan Thai Suk 16 boasts a simple yet appealing line-up of Thai dishes: freshly made curry sauces, deep-fried sea bass with fish sauce, gaeng som and beef panang curry.VIEW ALL
