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SOMA Bangkok

Thai sharing-style restaurant on the ground floor of Siam Patumwan House, Phaya Thai Road, with modern takes on Thai dishes and window tables

Siam Patumwan House, 414 Phaya Thai Rd, Khwaeng Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330

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4.6/ 5

Rated by 353 Google reviewers.

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About SOMA Bangkok

SOMA Bangkok is a Thai restaurant in Siam Patumwan House on Phaya Thai Road, in the Phaya Thai area. It serves Thai food with modern ideas in a sharing style. Reviews mention starters and mains for two, window tables and helpful staff.

It has a 4.6 Google rating from about 350 reviews (November 2026).

Reviews say online booking with a deposit worked well. The restaurant is on the ground floor at the back of the office building, past the concierge. Guests describe a short walk from Siam BTS station, but check the route first.

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  • ★★★★★Low Winston· 2 months ago

    Had dinner on 20th Aug made reservation via online with deposit placed. Food was a fusion of moden but thai taste. Service staff was able to give good recomnendations since was our first time there and the food was good with range of taste. Environment was pleasant since we had a window table. The sake wine was very tasty with flowery flavour.

  • ★★★★★Karl Ng· 3 months ago

    One of my favourite meals this trip to Bangkok was at SOMA Bangkok, a vibrant Thai Social Kitchen tucked inside Siam Patumwan House. Led by Head and 100 Mahaseth, and Chef Num Weerawat of Samuay & Sons, SOMA brings together Thai heritage and modern ideas through a relaxed, sharing style dining experience. Special thanks to Chef Chalee, who was incredibly welcoming and recommended several dishes on top of those already on our list. • We started with a series of appetisers like the stir fried crab with curry powder in a coconut tuile was both creative and delicious, with fragrant curry spiced crab cradled inside crisp coconut wafers. The crispy sago stuffed with shrimp delivered a delicate crunch on the outside, giving way to a savoury and tender filling. The crispy rice noodles in caramelised passion fruit sauce served on betel leaf delivered a combination of sweetness, tanginess and crunch. To beat the Bangkok heat, we also enjoyed the pickled shrimp in fish sauce with spicy citrus juice, which was bright, refreshing and packed with flavour. • The Chicken Ko Lae Skewers were one of the favourite. Smoky, juicy and lightly sweet from the spice marinade, they were paired with a bright curry salad that added freshness and crunch. Another surprise favourite was the stir fried chayote with sugar snap peas, oyster mushrooms and SOMA's XO sauce. Simple on paper, but packed with savoury depth and texture. • The grilled crispy pork belly came with beautifully crisp crackling skin and was paired with makwaen relish alongside compressed pineapple seasoned with makwaen fish sauce. The sweet and tangy pineapple provided a refreshing contrast to the richness of the pork. We also enjoyed the River Prawn Tom Yum, especially after following their recommendation to squeeze all the prawn head juices into the broth for an extra layer of flavour. • The Five Spice Braised Pork Leg served with fried bao buns, pickled mustard greens, salted duck egg yolk and pickled chilli sauce was another crowd pleaser, earning plenty of praise from both my dining companions. • Another favourite was the Gaeng Nhaem Kor Moo Yang. A velvety tomato and coconut based curry formed the foundation, while tangy fermented pork added contrast. Generous slices of grilled pork jowl brought savoury smokiness, while crushed peanuts and fresh ginger introduced texture and freshness that tied everything together. • We also shared the grilled skirt steak glazed with Regency and served alongside a kailan salad, a straightforward but satisfying dish that complemented the bolder Thai flavours across the table. • With prices that are surprisingly accessible, it's easy to lose control and end up ordering far more than planned. But whatever you do, save some room for dessert. Their signature longan mochi with coconut ice cream and rice crispies is well worth it. • SOMA brings a fresh, modern take to Thai communal dining, with dishes made for sharing around the table. There were honestly too many good dishes for us to pick a favourite. A meal we're very glad we made time for on this Bangkok trip. #underratedspots #must-tryfood #bangkokfood #bangkokdining

  • ★★★★★Fudge Meister· 5 months ago

    Discovered Soma by simply scanning Google Map for restaurants near our hotel and the name caught my eye. Am I glad to, because the vibe, food and service are impeccable. Taste tested with a lunch and booked dinner the following night because we just had to try more of their food. If you're like me and have only two to dine with limited appetite, choose their unique Thai inspired dishes that you can't find elsewhere. But if you can go big, do it! What you see in the pictures are what we had over two meals...and dessert is the same longan masterpiece with a caramel sauce I'll be dreaming for days! To the brigade of Soma, thank you for our amazing time and see you soon!

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