Travel around Thailand
- » Where to Go
- » Central
- » Bangkok
- » Food & Drink
As the political, economic, cultural, culinary, and spiritual capital of Thailand, Bangkok features both old-world charm and modern convenience, at times served up in an apparently chaotic manner, but always with a gracious smile.
Where to Go
- Category
- » 24-hour restaurant
- » Afternoon Tea
- » Alfresco/Outdoor Dining
- » Brunch
- » Buffet
- » Cafes
- » Cheap Eat/Budget
- » Children/Family
- » Chillout
- » Corporate Functions
- » Fine Dining
- » Gay Friendly Restaurants
- » Live Music
- » Organic Restaurants
- » Private Dining
- » Pubs & Bar
- » Quiet/Peaceful
- » Romance/First Dates
- » Roof Garden/Terrace Dining
- » Supper/Night Dining
- » Take Away
- » View/Scenery
- » Waterfront
- Cuisine
- » American
- » Asian Fusion
- » Barbecue
- » Brasserie / Cafés
- » Cajun / Creole/Soul
- » Chinese
- » Desserts
- » European
- » Fast Food /Snacks
- » French / Bistro
- » Greek
- » Halal and Kosher
- » Ice Cream
- » Indian
- » Indonesian
- » International
- » Italian
- » Japanese
- » Korean
- » Lebanese
- » Mediterranean
- » Mexican
- » Pizza and pasta
- » Seafood
- » Spanish
- » Steak Houses
- » Thai
- » Various
- » Vegetarian
- » Vietnamese
- » Other
Search For Place to Eat
Food & Drink Bangkok
Fusion leaning on Japanese barely describes the elaborate, delicious and wildly inventive meals on this diverse menu. Rocket salmon with jaewjaew sauce places raw salmon around rocket leaves with a ta...
Add to Travel Planner
Dishes are prepared to the very highest levels available in Bangkok. Michelin-star chefs Jacques and Laurent Pourcel are behind the creation of the menus which use the best available ingredients and a...
Add to Travel Planner
Grilled meat, sliced and de-skewered at your table, arrives throughout the meal and allows diners to nibble or devour as much as they like. Tender choice cuts of beef, pork, lamb and chicken exude a d...
Add to Travel Planner
Kongju means “Princess” in Korean. It’s the Pathumwan Princess Hotel’s pride and joy, having been tagged as Bangkok’s best Korean restaurant. The decor in itself is simple, classy and comfortable. The...
Add to Travel Planner
German chef David Morell keeps his cuisine close to the culinary guideline of Pier 59, of modern seafood creations with a twist of fusion. Very much a fish restaurant, it does offer a few meat and v...
Add to Travel Planner
Tapas Cafe is the first authentic Spanish tapas bar in Bangkok. It is not a Spanish theme bar, but a modern innovative tapas bar serving both traditional and modern tapas dishes. There are no upturned...
Add to Travel Planner
Promising an endless spectrum of contemporary European fare, Tessa lives up to its own hype, and then some. From the appetisers, indulge in pan-seared foie gras, very crispy on the outside and smooth ...
Add to Travel Planner
Magnificent cuisine gently spiced and endlessly intriguing, though often a bit too sweet. Mee krob is very sweet and built out of herb-flaked crispy noodles, and is great as a starter. Yam tawai is a ...
Add to Travel Planner
This is the first Lebanese restaurant in Bangkok and has been around for almost 30 years, but in various locations. Rafic Salhany, the second-generation owner, says The Cedar caters to Thai and expat ...
Add to Travel Planner
The Cup is comfortable and the menu reflects this. There is Bangkok's perhaps only hydroponic salad bar to start with, which is why The Cup provides a litany of salads from classic caesar, greek and t...
Add to Travel Planner
