RestaurantStreet Food
Jay Fai
A famous old-town wok kitchen makes seafood-led Thai cooking the reason for a dedicated food outing.
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Good food in Bangkok
A growing selection of Thai restaurants, with specific branches and practical information.
A growing selection of Thai restaurants, with specific branches and practical information. Choose one plan to begin with, then use the linked listing for checked practical details and the official source. This is our growing Bangkok selection, with more places added as we verify them.
RestaurantNoodles
Rung Rueang Tung Pork Noodle
A pork-noodle shop in Sukhumvit 26 makes a straightforward lunch stop between the neighbourhood’s larger dining rooms.
RestaurantNoodles
Guay Jub Mr. Jo
Head to Chan Road for a bowl of peppery noodle soup and a neighbourhood lunch with Thai-Chinese roots.
RestaurantNoodles
Ten Suns
Build an old-town lunch around beef noodles at a small shop near Wisut Kasat Road.
RestaurantJapanese
Gen (Soi Sukhumvit 63)
An Ekkamai address brings Japanese cooking into the plan for a quieter meal away from the main Sukhumvit road.
RestaurantNoodles and Congee
Gokfayuen
A Thonglor noodle-and-congee stop offers a simpler meal between the neighbourhood’s cocktail bars and restaurants.
RestaurantSmall eats
Arunwan
Find a familiar Thai-Chinese comfort-food stop in Ekkamai, with small dishes that make an easy lunch.
RestaurantThai
Samlor
A Charoen Krung dining room gives familiar Thai food a contemporary neighbourhood setting.
RestaurantNoodles
Mae Thum Padthai Kheng
A small old-town pad Thai stop makes a useful food break on a walk around the Giant Swing.
RestaurantNoodles
Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu (Phra Nakhon)
Make Dinso Road part of the lunch route for a wok-led pad Thai stop close to Bangkok’s old-town landmarks.
RestaurantStreet Food
K. Panich
A Tanao Road sticky-rice shop offers a sweet pause between old-town temples and trading streets.
RestaurantThai-Chinese
Thai Tham
A Phraeng Phuthon address brings Thai-Chinese cooking into one of the old city’s most walkable small quarters.
RestaurantThai-Chinese
Jok's Kitchen
Book ahead for a Thai-Chinese meal that makes a small Chinatown address the destination of the evening.
RestaurantSouthern Thai
Phukej
Bring southern Thai flavours into a Mangkon Road meal while exploring the streets around Chinatown.
RestaurantAsian
Aheesah Roddee
A Tani Road food stop offers an alternative lunch route through the busy streets of Banglamphu.
RestaurantSushi
Jikasei B
Choose a sushi meal in Sukhumvit 43 for a more focused dining stop in the neighbourhood.
RestaurantNoodles
No Name Noodle
A small Sukhumvit 26 noodle destination rewards planning a meal around its limited seating and booking arrangements.
RestaurantVietnamese
Saigon Recipe
A Vietnamese restaurant in Sukhumvit 49 brings a different set of herbs, textures and shared dishes to the table.
RestaurantStreet Food
Mae Prapha Crispy Pancake (Phra Nakhon)
A Phra Sumen snack stop makes crisp Thai pancakes part of a Banglamphu afternoon.
RestaurantStreet Food
Bunloet (Pom Prap Sattru Phai)
A Nakhon Sawan Road food stop brings familiar Thai-Chinese dishes into an easy meal outside the busiest tourist lanes.
RestaurantBangkok
Sra Bua by Num Weerawat
The Siam Kempinski restaurant now led by Num Weerawat, with Thai biodiversity, fermentation and heritage ingredients shaping its direction.
RestaurantBangkok
Anne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie
Anne-Sophie Pic's French dining room at the Mandarin Oriental, interpreting her aromatic cooking beside the Chao Phraya.
RestaurantBangkok
Front Room
The Waldorf Astoria's Thai restaurant, with a current menu organised around the range of Thai flavours.
RestaurantBangkok
Ojo Bangkok
A high-floor Mexican restaurant at The Standard, with Francisco 'Paco' Ruano's cooking and a broad view across Bangkok.