Best Restaurants in Bangkok
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Sam Gyup Sal
Korean barbecue specialties are offered in this basic all-you-can-eat option with an informal vibe.
Nathong Terrace Bar and Restaurant
Breezy restaurant serving regional fare in a spacious environment with multiple terraces & a bar.
KUANG Seafood
KUANG Seafood
Somboon Seafood @ Ratchada
Somboon Seafood @ Ratchada
Tam 20 Ratchada – Suthisan
Tam 20 Ratchada – Suthisan
Methavalai Sorndaeng
Methavalai Sorndaeng
Benihana at Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium
Hibachi chain serving Japanese dishes grilled tableside by theatrical chefs.
Tunu Tarnar - Brunch | Dinner | Wine
Tunu Tarnar - Brunch | Dinner | Wine
Zuma Bangkok
Zuma Bangkok
Kushiro Omakase and Japanese Dining
Kushiro Omakase and Japanese Dining
Drum BBQ
Korean BBQ classics lie in store at this relaxed, industrial-style eatery with a covered patio.
EPIA Ratchada
EPIA Ratchada
kungfudimsum
kungfudimsum
Menya Itto
Menya Itto
Emilia ristorante Italiano
Emilia ristorante Italiano
Salvia
Salvia
Chob bar
Chob bar
Rim Beung Restaurant
Rim Beung Restaurant
Huai Khwang Terrace
Huai Khwang Terrace
Zap Station
Zap Station
Chan Laem Restaurant
Chan Laem Restaurant
Zabb One Ratchada Soi 5
Zabb One Ratchada Soi 5
Loong Foong Chinese Restaurant
Traditional, wood-paneled restaurant offering Cantonese fare, including dim sum dishes.
Baan Ying Plant-Based - Thai Vegan All Day Dining & Wine Bar
Baan Ying Plant-Based - Thai Vegan All Day Dining & Wine Bar
Where are the best restaurants in Bangkok?
Bangkok is one of the world's greatest food cities, with Michelin-starred fine dining, legendary street stalls, and every cuisine imaginable across its neighborhoods. Our restaurant listings cover Thai, Japanese, Italian, Indian, and international cuisine. Filter by area, price range, and cuisine type to find your next meal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of restaurants can I find in Bangkok?
Bangkok has everything from street-side noodle shops and local Thai eateries to high-end Michelin-starred restaurants serving Japanese, Italian, Indian, French, and fusion cuisine.
Which Bangkok neighborhoods have the best restaurants?
Thonglor and Ekkamai are known for trendy dining, Silom for business lunches and fine dining, Sukhumvit for international variety, and Chinatown (Yaowarat) for street food and Chinese-Thai cuisine.
How much does a meal cost in Bangkok?
Street food starts at 40-80 THB per dish, casual restaurants range from 150-400 THB, and fine dining runs 1,500-5,000+ THB per person. Bangkok offers excellent value at every price level.