Grand Sanyod

Name: Grand Sanyod
Address: 89 Charat Wiang Rd, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand, Bangkok, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, TH
Telephone: 02 234 7968
Price range: ฿฿
Rating: 4.2

Cantonese cuisine is served in this informal, well-known restaurant chain outlet.

4.2(2062 reviews)

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Grand Sanyod is an informal, well-known Cantonese cuisine restaurant chain outlet in Sathorn. The venue serves traditional Cantonese dishes in a casual, accessible dining setting.

The restaurant specializes in Cantonese cuisine as part of an established chain presence. Guests find Grand Sanyod in Sathorn, offering familiar Cantonese flavors in a casual neighborhood dining environment.

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Grand Sanyod is the kind of Cantonese restaurant where roasted meats are treated seriously—duck and pork arrive properly rendered, with skin worth the visit. It's informal, straightforward, and designed for group dining where dishes rotate across the table. Nothing precious, just confident execution at fair prices.

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Latest Reviews

4.2(2062)

Positive Reviews

Sillapat Tangsuknirundorn

Decent Cantonese restaurant in Silom area Many customers ordered noodles dishes but I personally think they do better at protein and soup menus. Price is acceptable for such quality. Plenty of parking lot next to the restaurant.

2 months ago

Taewan Ekkamolkul

Had a great dining experience at Grand Sanyod (Bangrak branch). This is a classic Cantonese-style Chinese restaurant, perfect for family meals or group dining. We ordered several dishes to share, and everything was served hot and fresh. The roast meats were definitely a highlight — the roasted duck and crispy pork had rich flavors, juicy meat, and nicely crisp skin. The clay pot braised pork was comforting and well-seasoned, while the stir-fried glass noodles with prawns absorbed the sauce beautifully and came with generous seafood portions. I also liked the balance of the meal — dishes like stir-fried greens with garlic helped cut through the richness and made the whole spread feel complete. Portions were large, suitable for sharing, and the quality felt consistent across all dishes. The restaurant atmosphere is lively and traditional, very much what you’d expect from an old-school Chinese dining spot in Bangrak. Service was efficient despite the crowd. Overall, a solid choice for authentic Cantonese food with great roast meats. I’d definitely come back, especially when dining with family or friends.

2 months ago

Bradley Miller

A solid spot for great Cantonese cuisine. Duck was delicious. Garlic crab was undeniably good. And the century egg was one of a kind. Also enjoyed the bok choy and fried shrimp balls that were a delight as well. Service is quick and concise.

3 months ago

Negative Reviews

Rbw dinata

Another Bangkok Michelin gem quest. It's a bit confusing for first-time visitors, because across from this restaurant there is a place called Grand Sanyod, but it turns out the dining area should be in this Grand Sathorn hotel. Ordered their egg noodle + pork wonton and choices of BBQ toppings, the crispy pork is failed, the skin is chewy and rubbery, however noodle and the chubby wonton is perfect. The HK collard green with oyster sauce is good also. Service polite but not friendly. High price as this is fine dining restaurant.

2 months ago

Stephen ong

The local Cantonese hawker has elevated himself to a Michelin rated restaurant serving dishes that only Western tourists found delicious. In reality, the duck was roasted to street standards saved by its traditional yellow bean sauce. Hence, HK Kam's has tried to pierce the local expectations of a duck more skillfully roasted for restaurant dining at Siam Paragon. The duck skin was absent of crispiness, drowned in its cold brown sauce. The beef fillet also failed to impress in black bean sauce with a raw serving of bitter gourd, a classic dish which few true Cantonese chefs deliver without wok hei except here. The oyster omelette which required greater culinary skills was served a gooey mess with the eggs separating from its tapioca batter. Another example where the French tyre company fails to impress with its undeserving rating here.

3 months ago

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