Restaurants in Bangkok


By claire - Posted on 24 December 2009

Bangkok is one of those cities where just about everything and anything under the sun can be found on its roadside stalls, or in its plethora of restaurants, cafés and eateries, but be prepared for plastic chairs, peeling walls and deep fried locusts. Chinatown is also bustling with unique and exciting eateries, while Sukhumvit is the place to go for trendy restaurants while Banglamphu serves all the western food a home-sick expat could desire.

Phranakorn Bar & Gallery
A popular and trendy hangout for locals serving delicious Thai cuisine in a friendly and unique atmosphere.
Tel:
(0)2 622 0282

Pra Chan Pier
A riverside market that sees locals, expats and tourists coming together to taste the culinary delights on offer at this buffet-style eatery.

May Kaidee
A laid-back and highly popular eatery serving mouth-watering Thai cuisine and is a must for expats relocating to Bangkok.
Tel: (0)2 629 4839

The Mango Tree
An 80-year old Siamese restaurant featuring its own tropical garden serving delicious Thai food in a charming and relaxed atmosphere.
Tel: (0)2 236 2820

Somboon Seafood         
Mouth-watering seafood served in a modest setting with a large aquarium featuring lobsters, fish and crabs.
Tel:
(0)2 233 3104

Cabbages and Condoms
Thai restaurant that helps fund population control, AIDS awareness rural development programs with indoor and outdoor dining options serving delicious food, despite the restaurant’s name.
Tel: (0)2 229 4610

Dosa King
Popular eatery specialising in South Indian aromatic cuisine.
Tel: (0)2 651 1700

Ricky's
A quiet coffee shop serving tasty and affordable light meals – perfect for a quick, quiet bite.
Tel: (0)2 2846 3011

Lemongrass
Highly popular with expats and foreigners, Lemongrass serves nouvelle Thai cuisine in a relaxed and trendy atmosphere.
Tel:
(0)2 258 8637

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