VIEW ALL
Whale’s Belly
Maritime decor conjures the inside of a—you guessed it—whale’s belly at this bright seafood joint specializing in fresh, globally inspired cuisine.VIEW ALL
Quince
Large, glass windows and long, family-style tables brighten the atmosphere on one side of this delightful Bangkok eatery.VIEW ALL
Brasserie 9
T+L Rating: + + + + +
A contemporary take on the classic bistro, Brasserie 9 serves up French classics with a view of Bangkok's increasingly trendy waterfront area.VIEW ALL
Somtum Der
T+L Rating: + + + + +
Whether you like your som tam fishy, tart, sweet, super spicy or some mix therein, at Somtum Der there's a som tam for everyone.VIEW ALL
DID — Dine in the Dark
T+L Rating: + + + + +
DID — Dine in the Dark became Asia’s first permanent restaurant to serve customers entirely in the dark at The Ascott Hotel.VIEW ALL
Firehouse
T+L Rating: + + + +
With its tall ceiling and arched, wrought-iron windows, Firehouse feels like a brasserie but the menu is all-American.VIEW ALL
Issaya Siamese Club
T+L Rating: + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + +
Chez Papé serves simply cooked French country-styled food, just like how your mother would make it if she were French.VIEW ALL
Kooon
T+L Rating: + + +
Kooon, a Thai izakaya in Bangkok’s Nihonmachi complex, does its best to offer customers a multi-layered experience.VIEW ALL
Viva & Aviv
T+L Rating: + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + +
Blink and you’ll miss Seven Spoons, a tiny, Cananga-wood-paneled gastrobar converted from an old Chinese shop house.VIEW ALL
Gaggan
T+L Rating: + + + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + + +
Soul Food Mahanakorn, by American food journalist Jarett Wrisley, has local tastebuds zinging since its opening.VIEW ALL
Beccofino
T+L Rating: + + + +
A cozy restaurant with a striking red-and-black façade, Beccofino offers outstanding Italian food prepared with imported ingredients.VIEW ALL
The Deck
T+L Rating: + + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + + + +
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
T+L Rating: + + + +
Just off Sukhumvit, Hyde & Seek is a swish gastro-bar by chef Ian Kittichai of the eponymous New York City eatery.VIEW ALL
