![]() | Aubergine is based in a smart but welcoming
colonial-style house, with four separate dining areas.
This is the place to go for good, honest, slightly oldfashioned
French cooking, with few frills or gimmicks.
Service is crisp and helpful, although some might
consider it over-attentive. Read an overview
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![]() | While it can be considered modern and
stylish, with its high ceiling and low lighting, Bamboo Chic
looks more like a night club than a restaurant. Tables are
arranged on different levels, with a buffet area close to
the open kitchen, where chefs display their skills while
preparing the cuisine. The staff is of definite five-star
hotel quality; friendly, helpful and well trained. Read an overview
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![]() | Breeze is an experience, offering diners
breathtaking views of the city. It is definitely the goto
place for wining, dining and splurging on special
occasions. The service is spot-on if you want to have
your every whim indulged. Those looking for a little more
discretion might find it a bit overwhelming. Read an overview
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![]() | hidden gem off the beaten path of Convent
Road, this subtly sophisticated restaurant offers a
special experience. Staff is well trained, approachable
and able to communicate in both Thai and English. The
clientele is mostly male couples or groups of friends
who come for the atmosphere and cuisine. Read an overview
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![]() | London-trained chef Chatree (Tee) Kachorklin
offers imaginative dishes with their roots in modern
French cuisine, but more than a hint of Asian flavours.
This tiny, friendly restaurant is deservedly popular, so
booking is advisable. Read an overview
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![]() | Based around a Rama VI-period house, the
spacious outdoor dining area includes a bar, while inside,
dark wood panels create a warm ambience. Well-trained
staff is polite, smart and keen to serve foreign guests,
who make up a high proportion of the clientele at the
Bangkok manifestation of this international brand. Read an overview
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![]() | In a city that loves its food, chefs Matthias and
Thomas Suhring take the cuisine to the next dimension,
abetted by smart, crisp service, fabulous views of the
city and a pretty good string quartet. Read an overview
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![]() | Enjoy one of Bangkok's very few Lebanese
menus on the terrace or in the traditionally decorated,
stone-clad interior. Shisha pipes are an optional extra. Read an overview
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![]() | Opus is truly hip, not just a poser's playground.
From the elegant hostess and polished wait staff
to owner Alex Morabito's friendly presence and the
relaxing and stylish decor, this place exudes genuine
class, a perfect setting for fine food and wine. Read an overview
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![]() | Sala Rossa is decorated like an authentic
Italian trattoria, with red brick, bottle-lined walls and
white tablecloths. Staff is prompt, polite and welltrained. Read an overview
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![]() | Shaman is decorated simply, with indoor and
outdoor seating and a flatscreen TV displaying Turkish
music videos. The staff is friendly and helpful to anyone
who needs help navigating the possibly unfamiliar
menu. Read an overview
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![]() | Enjoy high-quality Chinese cuisine and
excellent service in a stylish art deco-inspired setting
with commanding views of Bangkok from a lofty perch. Read an overview
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![]() | The combination of a spectacular view,
food of the highest quality and creative presentation,
professional staff and a clientele of Thai hi-sos and
international jetsetters makes this an intoxicating
playground for those who can afford it. Read an overview
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![]() | The middle sibling of Guy Jackson's tapas
restaurant family keeps to the trusted formula of tasty,
inexpensive eating and a laid-back Iberian atmosphere,
abetted by cheerful, speedy staff. Read an overview
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![]() | This traditional family-style sushi restaurant
has been serving customers in the heart of Bangkok's
Japanese entertainment zone for over 20 years.
Whether you choose to sit at the sushi bar on the
ground floor or at the more leisurely semi-private rooms
on the upper floor, the atmosphere is truly authentic. Read an overview
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![]() | Situated in a restored house near the business
district of Silom the menu is distinctly Thai but the
clientele is mainly Western. There is an extensive menu
which features a full-scale picture of every single item
which is particularly helpful for those who are unfamiliar
with Thai cuisine. Read an overview
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![]() | Tandoor, situated in the Holiday Inn Bangkok
Silom, offers a taste of India which will be extremely
familiar to British visitors. The menu contains traditional
Indian dishes at very reasonable prices and diners are
regaled with live Indian music from a sitar player and
singer. All the food is prepared by an Indian chef Read an overview
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