![]() | Designed by Tony Chi on the mezzanine of
the Grand Hyatt Erawan, this contemporary restaurant
incorporates cooking stations close to all diners in a
modern and cosy but open atmosphere. Read an overview
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![]() | One of the more refined Japanese
establishments in downtown Bangkok, Taihei offers
breathtaking views from the 53rd floor of the Banyan
Tree hotel. The staff excels in terms of attentiveness
and politeness, but could do with a little more knowledge
about the food they serve. 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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![]() | Tanyamama is located on a private road, so
diners can choose outside seating and expect almost
no traffic noise. With unique dishes, good music and
relaxing atmosphere, they can enjoy a good meal that is
served by exceptionally polite and attentive staff. Read an overview
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![]() | Decorated in mostly red tones and warm
hues, this Spanish restaurant has an inviting ambience
with a stylish edge. High-back plush red velvet chairs,
wooden tables, leather furniture and orange decorative
floor tiling surround the open kitchen in this narrow
dining space. The staff lacks a certain personable charm
but they are definitely knowledgeable and well trained. Read an overview
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![]() | A large, airy room on the seventh floor of the
Westin Grande, offering all-day dining with a la carte and
buffet options for the jet-lagged and the plain hungry.
Service is a little uncoordinated, but always friendly and
willing. Read an overview
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![]() | Owner Fujii Yasuyaki makes a better job than
most of setting up a little corner of Japan in Bangkok,
with food, setting and service in elegant equilibrium.
From the best tables, artfully distressed leather sofas
offer a view onto a Japanese garden complete with
mini-waterfall. Read an overview
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![]() | The full name is Tessa's Homemade and the
experience is not unlike that of attending a dinner party
hosted by an extremely accomplished chef. Despite
its location in upmarket Thonglor this restaurant is
extremely unpretentious and could best be described
as homely. An intimate atmosphere is greatly enhanced
by live music on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Read an overview
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![]() | Thang Long is a cosy place in Soi Langsuan
suitable for chilling out in the evenings. It boasts a full
bar, outside terraces and contemporary decor. Read an overview
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![]() | This large outlet of the Nippon-Tei chain
offers all the main aspects of Japanese cuisine, amidst
the bustle of a high-end shopping mall. Service aspires
to the seamless perfection of the Japanese model, but
doesn't quite get there. Read an overview
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![]() | Deliciously subtle flavours in eye-pleasing
presentations will delight diners who don't want to be
filled up, as portions are dainty. The venue is elegantmodern
with an open kitchen at the back. A whimsical
touch is the projection of silent films on the wall. Read an overview
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![]() | The no-frills decor belies the wealth of
high-quality seafood flown in three times a week. Fans
come to eat, not to be wowed by trendy ambience,
although it is a friendly venue in which to dine on the fine
menu selection, including oyster varieties not available
elsewhere in Thailand. Live jazz on Sunday evenings
adds to the fun. Read an overview
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![]() | Sample upscale Japanese creations while
checking out the celeb diners in an environment of
frosted, backlit glass. Music leaks from Nami, the
adjoining teppanyaki place. Read an overview
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![]() | A favourite with European tourists, this casual,
family-friendly venue is also a pleasant spot for couples
to enjoy a leisurely meal inside or outdoors. Run by
Italians, it serves authentic, consistent and good-value
food. It's reputation for very tasty pizza is deserved. Read an overview
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![]() | Simple yet tasty international cuisine in the
elegant dining room of a hip boutique hotel. Staff is
friendly and eager to assist, but seems to be a little
overworked. Read an overview
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![]() | Decor is pleasant if not exactly thrilling, and
service is excellent, in a low-key way, but the proximity
of swimmers in the adjacent pool does tend to detract
from enjoyment of the food. Read an overview
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![]() | Be it a family lunch or business dinner, Xinn
Tien Di is prepared to serve diners with the utmost care
at its lavish round tables or in the privacy of one's own
room. Read an overview
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![]() | Former Miss Saigon and FBI agent Meyung
Robson adds another string to her bow with this cheerful,
eight-table Vietnamese restaurant near Thonglor Soi 17.
Apart from the elegantly unflappable Robson herself,
service can be patchy and awkward. Read an overview
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![]() | Stylishly decorated in dark woods and oil
paintings, this establishment is elegant without coming
off pretentious or too stiff. The dining room is cosy,
filled with tables with white tablecloths and comfortable
seats. The service is excellent and friendly, well-groomed
staff is knowledgeable and attentive even during the
busiest hours. Read an overview
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![]() | Chef Art Supapipat and his team have
fashioned a welcoming environment in the unpromising
surroundings of the third floor of an office block near
Asoke BTS station. Service is crisp and charming. Read an overview
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