Concierge recommendation choices list
RESTAURANT
1.1 THAI FOOD (Elegant)
- Thiptara restaurant: The Peninsula Bangkok Hotel, EXT 6930
- Celadon restaurant: The Sukhothai Hotel, Tel. 0-2344 8888
- Spice Market: The Four Seasons Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2254 9999
1.2 THAI FOOD (Local)
- Baan Khanitha and Gallery: Sathorn Road Tel. 0-2675 4200
- Blue Elephant: Sathorn road, Tel. 0-2673 9353
- Naj restaurant: Convent road, Tel. 0-2632 2811
1.3 THAI FOOD WITH THAI DANCING SHOW
- Sala Rim Nam: The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 0400
- Silom Village: Silom Road, Tel. 0-2235 8760
- Sala Thip: The Shangri-la Hotel. Tel. 0-2236 7777
1.5 CHINESE FOOD (Elegant)
- Mei Jiang: The Peninsula Bangkok Hotel, EXT 6914
- China House: The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 0400
- Shang Palace, The Shangri-la Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 7777
1.6 CHINESE FOOD (Local)
- Silver Palace: Soi Pipat, Silom road, Tel. 0-2235 5118
- Jasmin: Time Square Buidling, Tel. 0-2250 0501
- Shangrila restaurant: Silom road, Tel. 0-2234 9148
1.7 ITALIAN FOOD
- Angelini restaurant: The Shangri-la Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 7777
- Zanotti restaurant: Sala Daeng Road, Tel. 0-2636 0022
- Calderazzo restaurant: Soi Lang Suan, Tel. 0-2252 8108
1.8 FRENCH FOOD
- Le Normandie restaurant: The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, Tel. 0-2236 0400
- Le Banyan: Sukhumvit soi 8, Tel. 0-2253 5556
- D’Sense restaurant: The Dusit Thani Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 0450
1.9 MEDDITERANIAN FOOD
- Cy’an restaurant: The Metropolitan Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2625 3333
- Sirocco restaurant: State Tower, Tel. 0-2624 9555
1.10 INDIAN FOOD
- Rangmahal restaurant: The Rembrant Hotel, Tel. 0-2264 7100
- Hazara restaurant: Sukhumvit soi 38, Tel. 0-2713 6048
- Tandoor restaurant: The Holiday Inn Hotel, Tel. 0-2238 4300
1.11 FUSION FOOD
- KOI restaurant (Japanese Fusion food): Sukhumvit soi 20, Tel. 0-2258 1590
- Mahanaga restaurant (Thai Fusion food): Sukhumvit soi 29, Tel. 0-2662 3060
- Eat Me restaurant (Inter Fusion food): Pipat soi 2, Tel. 0-2238 0931
1.12 RESTAUARNT AND BAR
- Bed Supper Club: Sukhumvit soi 11, Tel. 0-2651 3537
- Spasso: The Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, Tel. 02254 1234
- Q Bar: Sukhumvit soi 11, Tel. 0-2252 3274
1.13 SEAFOOD
- Lord’s Jim Restaurant: The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2236 0400
- Seafood Market and Restaurant: Sukhumvit soi 24, Tel. 0-2661 1254
- Baan Klang Nam 1: Rama 3 road, Tel. 0-2292 0175
THEATRE
Siam Niramit: Tiamruammit road, Tel. 0-2649 9222
Nataya Hoon Lakorn Lek (Joe Louise Theatre): Suam Lum Night Bazaar, Tel. 0-2252 9683
Aksra Hoon Lakorn Lek: Soi Rangnam, Online ticket: www.thaiticketmajor.com
Tel. 0-2205 8888
CINEMA
Paragon Cineplex: Siam Paragon, Tel. 0-2129 4635
Grand EGV: Siam Discovery, Tel. 0-2515 5555
SF Cinema: Tel. 0-2268 8888
DISCO
CM2: Novotel Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2255 6888
Bed Supper Club: Sukhumvit soi 11, Tel. 0-2651 3537
Q Bar: Sukhumvit soi 11, Tel. 0-2252 3274
SHOPPING
Siam Paragon Department Store and Shopping Center, Tel. 0-2690 1000
Emporium Department Store and Shopping Center, Tel. 0-2269 1000
Central World Plaza, Tel. 0-2640 7000
TAILOR
Premier Tailor Shop: O.P. Place 2nd floor, Tel. 0-2630 6396
Peninsula Tailor: Peninsula Plaza 2nd floor, Tel. 0-2652 2033
Thai Square Fashion: Rama 1 near National Stadium Skytrain Station,
Tel. 0-2612 3125
GOLF
Thai country club: Bangna-Trad KM 35.5, Tel. 0-2651 5300
Green Valley Golf: Bangna-Trad KM 15, Tel. 0-2312 5883
Summit Windmill Golf: Bangna-Trad KM 10.5, Tel. 0-2750 2112
SPA
Espa by Peninsula Bangkok Hotel EXT. 6020
Divana Spa, Sukhumvit soi 25, Tel. 0-2661 6784
Oasis Spa: Sukhumvit soi 31, Tel. 0-2262 2122
MASSAGE
Health Land Massage and Spa: North Sathorn road, Tel. 0-2637 8883
Nicolie: Silom road, Tel. 0-2 233 6957
Body Tune: Silom Road Tel. 0-2238 4377
ART & ANTIQUE
River City Shopping Complex: Tel. 0-2237 0077
OP Place: Next to the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Hotel, Tel. 0-2266 0186
NAIL STUDIO
20 Nail Studio: 2nd floor Siam Paragon, Tel. 0-2610 9636
Nail Boutique by Take Care: M floor Siam Paragon, Tel. 0-2610 7771
N I C Nail Beauty: 3rd floor Time Square, Tel. 0-2250 0322
SHOW
Calypso Cabaret Show: Asia Hotel, Tel. 0-2653 3960
Mambo Cabaret Show: Rama 3 road, Tel. 0-2294 7381
Thai Classical Dancing show: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, 0-2236 0400
The Rooftop Lounges
Bars with a View
Fed up with Bangkok’s fume-filled streets? Fancy a breather? Take to the skies. Bangkok offers a clutch of dramatic high-altitude bars (both indoor and outdoor) from where to survey the glittering skyline below.
PANORAMA
Pan Pacific Bangkok, Rama IV Rd BTS Saladaeng
Tel: 02-632-9000
Website: www.panpacific.com
Opening Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 6pm-10.30pm
Ideal for interminably hot or drizzly nights, the Deck Bar is a low-slung little bar counter found in thepartitioned area at the rear of the
Pan Pacific’s up market Panorama
restaurant. Perfect for pre-dinner,
the wine-list here is a facsimile of
the restaurants (i.e. expansive and top-notch), and on cool nights thewindows are open to the night air and a 23rd floor view across Bangkok. Plunk yourself on one of its stools, order in a scotch and some fancy tapas, and let your eyes wander across the grounds of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club and up over downtown – not quite breathtaking, but still very Bangkok.
THREESIXTY
32nd Fl Millennium Hilton Bangkok 123 Charoennakorn Rd BTS Saphan Taksin
Tel: 02-442-2000
Opening Hours: 5pm-1am
A new beacon over Bangkok’snight sky is ablaze. Picture a gorgeously moody, sexy place with world-class jazz, awesome cocktails and hearty-stopping views. Add prices lower than other similar bars. Sprinkle with the fact that you’ll be part of the international trendsetter scene just because you’ve managed to cross the Chao Phraya. Sounds inviting? Head over to the spanking new Millennium Hilton and take the glass elevator to the 32nd floor. Up in the UFO-like construction, 130 meters high, ThreeSixty perfects a circle. Softest couches and smoothest cocktails enhance a dizzying view: Bangkok’s downtown and the row of riverside hotels spreads out in front of you. Good thing this place doesn’t revolves. It’s a bit too early to tell but we predict a grown-up crowd which values Osietra on blinis to their drinks. Pure Post-Millennium Magic. And do check out the lobby.
RED SKY
Centara Grand at CentralWorld Rama 1 Rd BTS Chit Lom/Siam
Tel: 02-100-1234
Website: www.centarahotelresorts.com
Opening Hours: 5pm-1am
Hi-octane views, svelte Martinis,rattan loungers to enjoy them on.Ironically, the only thing you won’tbe seeing at Centara Grande’s new, barely lit al fresco bar is red. When not gasping at the city smoldering like a faulty circuit-board beneath you, be entertained by the boomerang-like edifice changing colour above the translucent bar; or stargaze into the fibre-optic solar system in the curving, wood-panel wall. Sip a bottle from their space-age wine cellar, or a well-mixed cocktail; they shake everything from Ying Yangs to classic Caipirinhas. Fifty five floors below, it’s all car horns and consumer frenzy, but up here, glass in hand, live jazz wafting through the ether, not even a gust of wind can upset the cosmic balance – glass barriers mean there are, virtually, none.
LONG TABLE
48 Column Bldg, Sukhumvit Soi 16 BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Tel: 02-302-2557-9
Website: www.longtablebangkok.com
Opening Hours: 11am-2am
Top-end Thai food isn’t the
only thing drawing Bangkok’s
nouveau riche to this impossibly
swish restaurant-cum-bar in
droves. There’s also the trend-
setting twist: a sleek communal
dining table so long it makes a
medieval banquet bench look
positively petite. However, it’s
what happens at the end of the
room that propels this place deep
into the nightlife stratosphere.
Where the long table ends, a tall plate glass window and huge poolside patio, complete with bar, begins. Out here, 25 floors up, you can glug signature “long-tail” cocktails or fine new latitude wines with the best of high-flying Bangkok: a glitzy hotchpotch of celebrities, models and power players; hair-tousling breezes; and – best of all – widescreen city vistas.
SKY BAR
State Tower, 1055 Silom Rd
Tel: 02-624-9555
Website: www.thedomebkk.com
Opening Hours: 6pm-1am
High fliers hankering after a
taste for the dramatic can head
over to The Dome at State
Tower. Among the world’s highest outdoor bars, Skybar – attached to Med restaurant Sirocco – offers panoramic views of the city and river below, earning its popularity with visitors new to the City of
Angels and that intent on rediscovering it. Indoor-outdoor Distil boasts a roomful of comfy sofas, beyond-premium liquor and The Dome’s signature breathtaking view. Adjacent to Asian seafood eatery Breeze, Ocean 52 sports yet another stunning view from the 51st-52nd floors. These places are definately not spots for the casual beach bum; so be sure to leave your flip-flops and shopping bags at home – a strict smartcasual dress code is enforced.
MOON BAR
61F Banyan Tree Bangkok 21/100 South Sathorn Rd
Tel: 02-679-1200
Website: www.banyantree.com
Opening Hours: 5pm-1am
As the name suggests, this is
one place that will get you
closer to the moon. The open-air
bar lets you take in the urban
Moloch from up-above in smart
surroundings. Banyan Tree’s Moon Bar is a romantic hideaway. With stunning 360° views, the hotel’s rooftop has been turned into a slick
grill restaurant; one end is occupied by the bar. Nothing obstructs your view here, almost 200 metres high up. It’s the perfect spot for honeymooners – take a seat on the smart sofa stations, sip on a classy Martini or a yummy signature cocktail and feel romance welling up. For voyeurs, the telescope and binoculars come in handy. Glamour girls and unwinding business guys feel right at home here, too. Stay until the wee hours, nibble on sophisticated snacks, take in the light jazz – and never ever forget your camera.
Night Clubs
BARSU
Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, 250 Sukhumvit Rd BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Tel: 02-649-8358
Website: www.barsubangkok.com
Opening Hours: 6pm-2am
The informal yet sleek and minimally styled BarSu features the laglineb “eat, play, dance” and appeals to the over-30 Bangkok crowd who feel disenfranchised by the city’s current nightlife offerings. To this end, house, hip hop and techno are banned in-house DJs spinning soul, funk, rock, vintage 70s, 80s and world music. An audacious dining concept features a menu of sophisticated bar snacks created by a Belgian two-star Michelin chef. As gimmicks go, this one surely takes the cake (or, rather, the feather light crème brûlée). In all fairness, calling this premium fare “bar snacks” is doing it a disservice: it’s finger food designed to be shared – sushi, sashimi, tapas and “wapas” (world tapas) – although not finger food as you know it. While you’re still getting your head round one sly culinary twist (warm tom yum kung jelly, anyone?) you’re hit with yet another gastronomic slight of hand. The imaginative presentation throughout echoes the innovation of the dishes, and won’t murder your wallet. Ladies get a free standard drink on Wednesdays and the chance to win a bottle of Baileys.
BED SUPPERCLUB
26 Sukhumvit Soi 11 BTS Nana
Tel: 02-651-3537
Website: www.bedsupperclub.com
Opening Hours: 7:30pm-1am
'Bed,’ with its über-modern spaceship design, is a successful fine dining on what may be the world’s largest sofas on one side, and an
adjoining bar on the other. For the past five years, Bed has attracted
a fashionable crowd, and with its à-la-page white interior, is definitely a place to see and be seen. The food is world-class on the cosy restaurant side, and the sleek design extends to an all-white bar on the club side. Bed has talented resident DJs and brings over top-class world talent (including come very eclectic art) for special events. Tuesday’s Hip Hop party packs ‘em in while Wednesday’s Model Night throbs with tribal house music. Sunday is “Think Pink” and features a colorful Burlesque show.
CM2
Basement, Novotel Siam Square, Siam Square Soi 6 BTS Siam
Tel: 02-255-6888
Website: www.cm2bkk.com
Opening Hours: 6:30pm-2am
Bangkok’s party cave par excellence. Never mind the hotel setting – at least it stays open till 2am – this megaclub has everything you might want – and more. Get ready for main streamy beats and convincing live bands on the main dancefloor, harder techno stuff in the more intimate, energy-filled Boom Boom, and a vast karaoke complex for you wannabe crooners. The décor got stuck in the 80s (black and metal rule) but a stunning light system more than makes up for it. The place guarantees a fun and exciting night out but female punters better prepare themselves for some stares from nocturnal beauties. Prices are lower than in other hotel venues, and it’s younger, buzzier and flashier, too, an eye-opening experience.
FUNKY VILLA
Thong Lor Soi 10 BTS Thong Lor
Tel: 08-5253-2000
Opening Hours: 6pm-2am
The name Funky Villa conjures images of roller-blading 70s babes in bikinis, partying at a Hugh Hefner-like villain the Med. The reality’s different.Steer your way through the fairground-sized car park, past the BMWs and chic lounge-deck area, and you’ll hit a swish one-storey house, more posh than funky. Some of Bangkok’s gilded youth chill on sofas and knock pool balls around in the front room; but most hit the fridge-cool dancehall to boogie away the week’s woes to live bands and hip hop DJs. Forget edgy sounds – here it’s all about getting down and flirty with the CEOs of tomorrow.
GLOW
96/4-5 Sukhumvit Soi 23 BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Tel: 02-261-3007
Website: www.glowbkk.com
Opening Hours: 6pm-1am
This boutique club / bar / lounge challenges Bangkok’s biggies when it comes to delivering innovative music from the world of electronic pleasures. An intimate, stylish cave is decked out in dark walls, funky seating, innovative lighting and a dramatic bar. The music palette changes night-to-night but always excludes hip-hop (hurrah!). For details and regular updates, check Glow’s cool website.
Q BAR
34 Sukhumvit Soi 11 BTS Nana
Tel: 02-252-3274
Website: www.qbarbangkok.com
Opening Hours: 8pm-1am
Long-standing, New York-style night spot Q Bar is well-known for pouring stiff drinks (there are over 70 varieties of top-shelf vodka on offer!) and its strong music policy, with international DJs leading the way. Q Bar raisedthe ‘bar’ for Bangkok nightlife eight years ago and it still going strong, with a crowd every night and many big-name guest DJs. Best nights: Sunday’sBest Therapy hip-hop party, Wednesday’s Block Party with hip-hop & funk classics (ladies enter free), and Liquid Thursday’s Funky House. Upstairs at Q a chich, remarkably different vibe resound in the newly renovated bar/lounge. Some relative solitude can be found here and on the outdoor terrace, perfect for a breather and people watching
SPASSO
Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, 494 Ratchadamri Rd BTS Ratchadamri
Tel: 02-254-1234
Website: www.bangkok.grand.hyatt.com
Opening Hours: noon-2:30pm, 6:30pm-2am
After going strong for more than a decade, the mother of all live venues still doles out fantastic Italian food and cool bands. The food is so good lunches and brunches teem with high society types. Thai execs and bubbly after-work expats turn up from 7pm onwards to tuck into simple-soundings but first-class Italian specialties; it’s a pretty good value, especially considering this is a five-star hotel joint. Whatever you’ll try, have it with what must be Bangkok’s best sangria. Come 10pm, diners thin out when the live band starts pumping out high-energy songs which get the dance floor heaving with a mixed, grown-up crowd – weekend nights can see people queuing up to get in.
TAPAS
Silom Soi 4 BTS Sala Daeng, MRT Silom
Tel: 02-632-7982
Opening Hours: 8pm-2am
Located on the groovy little enclave of Silom Soi 4, Tapas is a party institution and one of the few mixed hang-outs on a heavily gay strip of lovely bars and clubs. For 14 years it’s been pumping out excellent house music and live percussion sets as well. Multi-leveled, with a dark, Moroccan feel, it’s easy to chill here, whether lounging or dancing your tail off! Like Soi 4 in general, weeknights can be hit-or-miss, but weekends are always packed and hopping.
CLUB 87 PLUS
Conrad Hotel, 87 Wireless Rd BTS Phloen Chit
Tel: 02-690-9087
Opening Hours: 6pm - 2am
Bigger, sleeker and sexier, the Conrad hotel’s recently relaunched flagship nightspot has targeted its audience from the get-go. Don’t be expecting minimalist jungle or Ibiza-style foam parties, but if you like to cut a little rug to tunes from the 80sand 90s, this joint should do just fine.The main draw here is the band, Citybeat (Tues- Sun, 10pm-2am). They know how to get a party going with their tried and tested repertoire of funked-up pop classics. DJ 90 provides the soundtrack for the daily buy-one-get-one-free Happy Hour (6-9:30pm), and takes centre stage on Monday evenings. Thursday is Ladies Night and Sunday’s Latin. There’s also a nifty new smoking lounge adjoining the venue
Jazz Club and Live Music
Wine Bars
VINO DI ZANOTTI
41 Soi Yommarat, Saladaeng Road, Silom, Bangrak Bangkok 10110
Tel: 02- 636-3811
Website: www.zanottigroup.com
Opening Hours: 17:00 – 24:00 hrs. (Mon - Sat)
Situated on Saladaeng Road, within easy walking distance from Silom and Sathorn, Vino di Zanotti is a unique Italian wine bar boasting a fine selection of over 500 types and 2,300 bottles of Italian and French wines.Vino di Zanotti embraces the concept of the Italian ‘aperitivo’, providing a meeting place for professionals to wind down after work and enjoy quality wines and food in a cosy and relaxed ambience.A delicious Italian Tapas menu is available until midnight, while diners also have the option of ordering from the menu of Zanotti “Il Ristorante Italiano”, Bangkok’s award-winning Italian restaurant. To complement the food, a selection of wines by the glass from a number of Italian regions allows guests to enjoy new and different varieties without having to order a full bottle. A range of fine cigars is also available.Vino di Zanotti offers a choice of surroundings, from our open-air garden, main dining area and lounge, to the more intimate context of our private room.A jazz quartet performs cool, classic tunes every night until midnight.
OPUS WINE BAR
64 Thanon Pan
Silom, Bangkok 10500
Tel: 02 -637- 9899
Website: www.wbopus.com
Opening Hours: 18:00 – 24:00 hrs.
OPUS Wine Bar is in the heart of Bangkok's downtown Business District between Silom and Sathorn Roads.
The Wine Bar offers guests a large wine cellar with over 400 labels complemented by a modern Italian dining experience: an elegant and distinguished setting in a completely restored Thai villa.
OPUS is open for lunch Monday to Friday from 11:30am and for dinner from 6pm to Midnight every evening, except Sundays.
We are located on Thanon Pan which connects Wat Kaek on Silom Road and the Myanmar Embassy on Sathorn Road, just a short walk from Surasak BTS station. Supervised private parking is available.
NIU’S ON SILOM
F1-2, 661 Silom Rd
Tel: 02-266-5333
Website: www.niusonsilom.com
Opening Hours: 5pm-1am
This New York-style lounge –
with its hot jazz, old leather
armchairs and roses on candlelit tables – has a house band with some of Bangkok’s better local talent. They provide the backbone for various international acts who perform regularly. There’s also a jazz jam every Sunday and occasional concerts featuring overseas visitors. Niu’s is a class act, but still casual, comfortable for beers or brandy; and you can eat bar snacks or dine formally in the impressive Concerto Italian restaurant upstairs. Outside seating is also available.
Bars
THE LIVING ROOM
Sheraton Grande, 250 Sukhumvit Rd BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Tel: 02-649-8888
Website: www.sheratongrandesukhumvit.com
Opening Hours: Daily 10am-12:30am
Perhaps the coziest of all
Bangkok’s luxury hotel bars,
the leather couches at The
Living Room is so snug it’ll
be hard to get up again once
you’re seated. It’s still a stylish
place, and the usually middle
-aged patrons live it up on
great wines, champagne and
strong cocktails in a quiet way. The high-ceilinged foyer offers perfect acoustics for the fabulous jazz band. Be prepared to be well-entertained. Worldclass talents are booked in continuously, guaranteeing top-notch jazz and always a warm audience rapport. Throughout Jan, The Living Room plays host to Alice Day alongside the Shawn Kelley Trio, performing every Tuesday through Thursday nights from 9pm to 11:45pm, plus Friday and Saturday nights from 9:30pm to12:15am. You can also catch them during the Sheraton Grande’s legendary Sunday Jazzy Brunch each week.
BAMBOO BAR
The Oriental Bangkok, 48 Oriental Ave
Tel: 02-659-9000
Website: www.mandarinoriental.com
Opening Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-1am, Fri-Sat 11am-2am
This Bangkok landmark is a symbol of past glories of the East. Situated in one of the city’s most sophisticated hotels, the 50-yearold bar oozes class, sophistication and style. Reminiscent of a tropical film noir-setting, it features a jungle theme – bamboo, palm fronds and furry patterns. Small and busy, it’s nevertheless romantic and intimate – balanced by the legendary Russian jazz band that’s been on the stage here for ages. Monday through Saturday nights catch the sultry sounds of their current resident songstress, Cynthia Utterbach. Everybody’s sipping on faultless cocktails, mixed by skilled old-school bartenders and served by a superb staff. Ideal for a boozy night on your honeymoon. A definite big Bangkok must.
DIPLOMAT BAR
Conrad Bangkok, 87 Witthayu Rd BTS Ploen Chit
Tel: 02-690-9999
Website: www.conradbangkok.com
Opening Hours: Sun-Thu 6pm-1am, Fri-Sat 6pm-2am
An architecturally striking hotel bar, mixing a funky, stylish deco with soft teak sofas and an arresting chandelier hanging over the massive round bar. Bronze silks and wood dominate this dark, contemporary, but always relaxed place. A boozy, high-profile crowd fills the Diplomat Bar nightly, especially during the elongated, buy-one-get-one-free Happy Hour from4-7pm (standard drinks only). Very hip among the diplomatic corps (Witthayu is stuffed with embassies), trendy guys in suits and glitzy society ladies – ideal for people-ogling. But the main attraction here is more aural than visual and exceptional jazz acts are de rigueur. Until Feb 14, vibrant American jazz diva Tiffany Abril will be performing from Monday through to Saturday nights.
JAZZ GALLERY
2nd floor (beneath Gazebo Bar), 44 Chakrapong Rd, (just off Khao San Road
Tel: 02-629-5821~2
Opening Hours: 6pm-1am
The only thing “Khao San” about this standalone jazz lounge with a soft, elegant glow is its location, just off the raucous backpacker strip. Offering comfy armchairs on one side and casually riffing local jazz bands on the other, parquet floors, candlelight and discreet service, the Jazz Gallery is the most sophisticated venue to grace the area yet. And a great place to escape its moronic-music-loving masses. Think highbrow wine-bar for chardonnaysipping Coltrane-lovers. In addition to some of Thailand’s best jazz divas and ensembles, there’s a recessed art gallery, a smoking balcony (cigars available) and a wine cellar offering the best plonk in the neighbourhood. Mmmm, suave and smooth.
BROWN SUGAR
231/20 Sarasin Rd BTS Ratchdamri
Tel: 02-250-1826
Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-1am, Sun 5pm-1am
Sarasin Road, bordering Lumpini Park, hosts a strip of teeming bars. The best one is definitely this long standing, smoky jazz club. The joint evokes a jazz haunt of yesteryear with dark woods, tight benches and a tiny stage. Newsweek called it ‘Asia’s Number One Spot’ and to prove the point, it’s packed every night. If you care for seats, arrive early, before the brilliant band starts at 9pm. You can have some decent pub grub, but it’s pricier than one might assume from the look of the haunt – same goes for the strong drinks. Sunday nights are the best – it’s the night off for most hotel bar singers, who all congregate here to let their hair down and jam with local pros.
SAXOPHONE PUB
3/8 Phaya Thai Rd BTS Victory Monument
Tel: 02-246-5472
Website: www.saxophonepub.com
Opening Hours: 6pm-2am
The cozy, unpretentious place is a Bangkok landmark when it comes to solid live jazz and blues. Just a stone’s throw away from the Victory Monument Skytrain Station, it’s nevertheless not a tourist hub. Filled with masses of fun-filled, youngish Thais and the odd foreigner thrown in, the spacious joint can pack up to 400 people on its homey, low-ceilinged, wood-filled floors. Each night, two talented Thai bands belt out sincere jazz, jazzy funk and R&B while the crowd feats on hearty Thai and Western fare served by friendly but mainly non-English-speaking staff. The inexpensive drinks are okay, but better copy the locals and stick to beer and whiskey. If you have a problem with crowds, come on a weeknight, play some pool and let friendly university students use you as walking dictionaries.
MOJO’S
10/20 Sukhumvit Soi 33 BTS Phrom Phong
Tel: 02-260-8429
Website: www.bangkokmojos.com
Opening Hours: 4pm-1am
The hip saloon is Bangkok’s self-pro-claimed smoking’ blues pub, although many come for the hefty Creole cooking alone – Fat boy Burgers and True Blues Bar-b-que from Big Bertha, their Apple wood Smoker (full of crabs and calories, but lip-smackin’ good). Bands churn out some of the best blues in town, enjoyed by an experienced crowd. The bar is bigger than other live music venues but still manages to keep up the atmosphere. Later into the evening, the tempo picks up and gets the joint hopping. Either fight for a stool at the sturdy redbrick wall or retire to the mezzanine. Check their website for a detailed music schedule of blues, jazz and R&B; they even do Irish Country, too.
HARD ROCK CAFE
Address: 424/3-6 Siam Square, Soi 11, Bangkok, 10330
Tel: 02-251-0797
Website: www.hardrock.com
One night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster!" As 80's band Murray Head sang, Bangkok delivers a rock in' great time like no other. If you like the nightlife and like to boogie-orgies on the disco dance floor, have we got a place for you! The Hard Rock Cafe Bangkok—where good times are only as far away as your next electric slide step. Capital of the big Kingdom of Thailand and capital of even bigger fun, you'll be larger than Buddha with happiness when gazing upon our walls of hallowed memorabilia with a drink or two in hand. Everybody have fun tonight, everybody Wang Chung! Party on, Bangkok! Make the world YOUR oyster at the Hard Rock Cafe Bangkok
Irish Pub
JAMESON’S
Holiday Inn Silom, Gr.Fl, 981 Silom Rd, BTS Surasak,
Tel: 02-266-7703-5
Opening Hours: daily 10am-1am
MOLLY MALONE’S
Convent Rd, Silom BTS Sala Daeng
Tel: 02-266- 7160
Opening Hours: daily 9am-1am
O’REILLYS
62/1-4 Silom Rd BTS Sala Daeng, MRT Silom
Tel: 02-632-7515
Opening Hours: daily 9am-2am
THE BARBICAN
9/4-5 Soi Thaniya Rd BTS Sala Daeng MRT Silom
Tel: 02-234-3590
Opening Hours: daily 11:30am-1am
THE BLACK SWAN
326/8-9 Sukhumvit Rd BTS Asok, MRT Sukhumvit
Tel: 02-229-4542
Opening Hours: daily 8:00am- midnight
THE BULL’S HEAD
Sukhumvit Soi 33/1 BTS Phrom Phong
Tel: 02-259-4444
Opening Hours: daily 11:30am – 1am
BULLY’S
Sukhumvit Rd, btw Sois 2 & 4 BTS Nana
Tel: 02-656-4609
Opening Hours: daily 11am-1am
THE DUBLINER
440 Sukhumvit Rd BTS Phrom Phong
Tel: 02-204-1841/2
Opening Hours: daily 9am-1am
Art & Craft
Gem Peace by Chuchai
Khun Chuchai designed a large amount of pieces. His regular customers continuously request to see his collections. Today, Khun Chuchai takes another step. He set the jewelry shows performing his collections. The X-Diamond Collections was the most luxurious jewelry show in 2004 and impressed the attendees. Khun Chuchai Chailitilert promises to create beautiful, qualified and modern pieces of jewelry.
GEMPEACE ฺํby ChuchaiAddress: SHOP No. 128 Ground Fl.,Peninsula Plaza 153 Rajdamri Road, Prathumwan, Bangkok ThailandTel. 02-652-1818-9Fax. 02-652-1673
GEMPEACE ฺํby ChuchaiAddress: SHOP No.A 109 Ground Fl., Central World Plaza (World Trade Center) Rajdamri Road Bangkok ThailandTel. 02-255-9508-9Fax. 02-255-9510 Opening Hours: Daily 10:00 -21:00 hrs. Website: http://www.gempeace.com/
Gems Gallery
The first jewelry store in Thailand that has received the international ISO 9002 and ISO 9001:2000.The WORLD THAI GEMS GALLERY is situated in four major cities, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Phuket and Pattaya. Each branch has a specific jewelry masterpiece and gems to choose from. Our staffs are willing and welcome to serve you.
Address: 99 soi Kasaemsan 3 Phathumwan Wangmai Bangkok Tel: 02-612-5578-86 Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 -18:00 hrs. Website: http://www.gem-production.com/
World crystal
The World Crystal Group is a fully integrated manufacturing company with the entire process from quality gems to exquisite finished jewelry conducted under a single roof. We carry a wide range of gems, 14-18k gold jewelry, white gold jewelry and platinum jewelry for wholesale and export at the most competitive prices. Our commitment to quality coupled with traditional expertise enables us to maintain a good reputation in the world markets.
Main Store: 55 Mahaset Rd., Siphraya Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500 Thailand Tel: 66-2237-8822Fax: 66-2236-8233
Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 -18:00 hrs.
Website: www.wcc.co.th
Lotus Arts De Vivre
The Von Buerens were among the first foreigners in Bangkok who built classic Thai wooden houses as homes. They entertain their guests there, sitting on the floor in the traditional manner, thus expressing the Thai Cultural traditions in all aspects of living, dining, and entertainment. The Von Bueren family live together in a cluster of traditional houses in a lush compound in the middle of Bangkok. The new generation, sons Sri and Nicklas, have already taken the reins of the family business and together with their staff are committed to carrying on the Lotus Arts de Vivre tradition of artistic creations.
Address 1: Lotus Arts de Vivre 41/21 Rama III Road, Chongnunsee,Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Thailand Tel: 02-294- 1821-3Fax: 02-294-8076 Opening Hours: Daily from 08:00 -17:00 hrs.
Address 2: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Shopping Arcade Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 -19:00 hrs. E-mail: pr@lotusartsdevivre.com Website: http://www.lotusartsdevivre.com/
Antiques and Handicraft
Silom Village
Silom Village Located on Silom road within walking distance to major hotels and attractions. Silom Trade Center is a spectacular place to be exposed to the spirit of old Bangkok. Settled among luscious greenery, their traditional Thai houses are home to authentic Thai food.
Address: 286 Silom Rd., Bangkok ThailandTel. (02)234-4448, (02)233-9447, (02)235-8760-1Restaurant: for Lunch and Dinner from: 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Shop: Open Daily from 10:30 – 21:00 hrs.
Website: www.silomvillage.co.th
Naraiphand
For the past 72 years, Naraiphand Company Limited has provided Thai Handicrafts to customers domestically and internationally. A joint venture between the Ministry of Industry and the private sector, Naraiphand has evolved to become the largest Thai Handicrafts center in Thailand.
Products offered by Naraiphand are crafted from villages covering different regions around Thailand. It is our purpose to aid villagers by providing villagers with a means to improve their income. Under the guidance of the Ministry of Industry, Naraiphand’s Thai Handicrafts is thus considered the best in Thailand.
At Naraiphand, the team focus on customer service and ensuring our customers are provided with the best that Thai Handicrafts has to offer.
Royal Thai Government Handicrafts Center, Narai Phand Co., Ltd.President Tower No.7C th Floor 973 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand.
Tel: 02 - 656-0398-9, 02 - 656-0400, 02 - 656-0173-4
Website: http://www.naraiphand.com/
Open Daily: from 10:0 -20:00 hrs.
River City Shopping Complex
SOUTHEAST ASIA'S LARGEST ART AND ANTIQUE CENTRE
Nothing is more striking for art lovers and collectors than the third and fourth floors of River City. Over a hundred art and antique shops line the entire space and walking past these shops is like viewing a display of different cultures that cross over and intermingle. Rare antiques from China, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and European countries include Buddha images, large blue and white vases, porcelains, silver boxes and betel nut sets, gold ornaments, art deco clocks and sculptures, intricate wood carvings and many other rarities from around the globe. There are ten more antique shops at Antique Arcade on the ground floor.The intriguing charm of antiques is highlighted by the monthly auction held at the River City auditorium on the fourth floor every first Saturday of each month. These monthly auctions are organized by the Riverside Auction House Ltd., with appraisal experts provided by the Association for the Propagation and Promotion of Objets d'Art. In meeting their objective of providing a reliable platform both for dealers and collectors, River City has added a new dimension to the world of art and antique by setting up the first legal antique auction house in Thailand.
Address:23 Trok Rongnamkhaeng, Si Phaya Pier, Yota Road, Sampantawong, Bangkok 10100,Thailand (next to Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel) Tel: (66) 02 237-0077 to 78 Fax:(66) 02 237-7600 E-mail: rivercity@rivercity.co.th Website: http://www.rivercity.co.th/ Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 – 20:00 hrs.
OP.Place
Although mainly a popular sojourn for those looking to pick up Thai silk, antiques, jewellery, carpets and art, OP Place is also something of a destination in itself. Built in 1908 and constructed in elegant Neoclassical style, this impressive white stone Asian Heritage Shopping Centre, originally known as the Falck & Beidek Store, exudes an atmosphere reminiscent of old Bangkok.
It consists of two storeys with a three-storey tower at each end and wonderfully gabled porches. Vintage flair is added by a manually operated elevator. Not to be missed is the Ashwood Gallery, which features works ranging from 19th Century Burmese alabaster sculptures to Chinese and Japanese prints, and a branch of Chitralada shop, a project initiated by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit.
Address: 30/1 Charoen Krung Road , Soi 38BTS: Saphan Taksin
Tel: 02-266-0186-9
Opening Hours: Daily from 10:30 – 18:30 hrs.
Phoenix Shop
The Phoenix shop is manufactory of genuine skin. They are proud to present high quality products from Thailand. The offer genuine leather products wallets, bags, belts, briefcases, shoes etc. from crocodile, snake, stingray, fish, ostrich skin
Address: 1370 Charoenkrung Rd., Bangrak, Bangkok, Thailand 10500
Tel: 02-233-6254 Mobile: 081-445-6581
Website: www.v-doit.com
Opening Hours: from 10:00 – 20:00 hrs. (Sunday closed)
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Opening Hours: From 08:00 - 18:00 hrs. on weekends and Fridays (wholesale day). Plant shops are open Wednesdays and Thursdays too from 07:00 - 18:00 hrs.
Covering 70 rai (35 acres) of land with over 15,000 stalls and more than 200,000 visitors every Saturday and Sunday, Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok is the mother of all markets - and possibly one of the biggest and most famous markets in the world.
Areas are also demarcated in colour zones with clothing and fashion items grouped together, a section for household goods, crafts, pets, art and collectables, plants, wholesale items, food, and everything in between. Through the years vendors haven't always abided to the colour-coding, resulting in what could be called 'organised chaos'. How to get there: Take the skytrain (BTS) to Mo Chit station and exit down the right-hand stairs, follow the crowd for a five-minute walk, and you're there. Another option is to take the subway (MRT) to Chatuchak Park station, and follow the signage directives. For the plant and flower section, get off at Kampheng Phet MRT station (exit 3). Items at market: Clothing, jewellery, handicrafts, antiques, ceramics, pets, vintage magazines / stamps / coins, collector's items, knick-knacks and just about anything and everything else one could want from a Thai market, or any market.
Furniture & Tailor
MING’S
Website: http://www.ming.co.th/
Address: MING'S CO.,LTD.720/12-13 Sukhumvit Rd., Between Soi 28-30, Bangkok 10110 Tel : (662) 261-7605-7, 261-2125, 261-2776, 258-2852Fax : (662) 258-6285
Open Daily: from 09:00 -17:00 hrs.
Ming has more than 40 years experience in the hardwood furniture business specifically, Rosewood. In that time, MING’S has come to be regarded as one of Southeast Asia’s leading hardwood furniture manufacturers. In 1986, Ming’s expanded and opened its Bangkok showroom on Sukhumvit Road. With our two factories in Thailand and China using different kind of genuine wood for example rosewood, hwa-li, elm, zitan, etc. with an old traditional way of making but in today living can be sure that every piece is beautiful and functional. At MING’S we believe in feeling good, happy and beauty of life. Loving of glamorous of the dynastic Chinese and the modernism can be seen in our designs. Two decades of MING’S products are the result of our loving things we experienced, but it’s not all about elaborate things. We do love simplicity and clarity of form and line. At MING’S, we use traditional methods to sculpt our traditional furniture designs.
Siam Paragon Shopping Complex (on 3rd Floor)
# TREND DESIGN
Room: 322_326 Floor: 3F
Tel Contact: 0-2610-9682-3
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 10:00 – 21:00 hrs.
Sat- Sun: 10:00 – 21:00 hrs.
At Trend Design, we import premium quality, selective furniture to suit your taste, need and desired. You can rest assured all products are made from selected top quality of raw material.
(Genuine leather from Italy, Veneer lamination from USA and fittings from Germany)
All products available at Trend Design are imported from the stylish trend setters and world class top designers.
# OMAZZ
Room: 301A Floor: 3F
Tel Contact: 0 2129 4484-5
Description: Natural Therapy for Perfect Sleep TM
The New Dream Landscape
- Omazz Organic Mattress
- Omazz Organic Bedding Accessories
- Loto Mobili Italian Designed Bed
- Signoria Firenze Bedlinen
- Omazz Bergamo Bedlinen
# PASAYA Flagship Store
Room: 332_333 Floor: 3F
Tel Contact: 0 2610 9338-41
Web Site: N/A
Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 10:00-22:00 hrs.
Sat-Sun: 10:00-22:00 hrs.
A masterpiece gallery of cultural art, vivid stories and unbound imagination, read on a canvas of fabrics beautifying the home, accessories and living inspiration. Displayed in over 500 sqm, the PASAYA Flagship Store capture modern living and portrays it to a new level of experience. A true inspiration of fabric art is now possible on the 3rd floor of Siam Paragon.
INDEX Living Mall
Website: http://www.indexlivingmall.com/
Tel: 02-686-3870-77
Open daily: 10:00 - 21:00 hrs.
Index Living Mall was initially established to operate a retailing business of Index Living Mall Co., Ltd., one of the subsidiaries of Index Inter furniture Group, Thailand's biggest leader in the furniture industry. For 8 years, the group was bestowed Prime Minister's Awards, a significant mark to assure its standard, product quality and designs stressing on its international image, reputation and success.
Index Living Mall offers the concept of positioning itself as Thailand's largest "special mall" gathering the widest selection of high quality, high style furniture and home decor. Moreover, it is considered as the first ever special mall in Thailand with a commitment to offering a diversified line of super quality home furnishings and accessories carefully selected to meet the needs and expectations of a diverse population, as well as providing the best of service to meet the satisfaction of customers from all levels.
CDC Crystal Design Center
Address: Praditmanootham road (Ramindra ardnarong)
Website: http://www.crystaldesigncenter.com/
Tel Contact: 02- 101-5999
Open Daily: Mon-Thu: 10:00-20:00 hrs.
Fri-sun: 10:00-21:00 hrs.
CDC is the only one-stop shopping district for customers, designers, architects, project owners, and interior, decorating and construction products. CDC facilities include Product Showrooms, Architecture & Decorative Resource Center, Exhibition & Conferences Facilities, Business Lounge, Design Library, Office Spaces, and Meeting Facilities housing in several distinctive designed buildings integrated within posh landscape design district. CDC is the every-day lifestyle shopping experiences destination for fine furniture, architectural products, building products, lighting, kitchen, bath products, fabrics, floor coverings, wall coverings, house ware & home living gift products, home automation & entertainment, outdoor living and accessories. Bookshops, theme restaurants, coffee corners, art gallery create convenience, relaxing and joyful shopping moment. Attractive events will be conducted constantly to welcome all visitors.
Deesawat
Address: Deesawat Showroom
11 Sukhumvit soi 24, Klongtoei, Bangkok 10210
Tel Contact: 02-204-0547
Website: http://www.deesawat.com/
Open Daily: 10:00 -20:00 hrs.
Deesawat is one of the leaders of the thriving wood industry in Thailand in 1972. Deesawat possesses it’s own sophisticated wood working facilities to ensure known as the saw milling specialist, Deesawat has always sought for innovative designs then embarked on a downstream of diversification into flooring, doors and eventually outdoor furniture. Whilst its name is associated with teak wood it bashed out into alternatives and exciting materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, batyline, sunbrella and synthetic rattan. Being young and dynamic company, their thrust is excellence in design, attention to details in manufacturing and dynamic company, their thrust is excellence in design, attention to details in manufacturing and consistent in every angle of the furniture. That’s how their reputation is built…quality.
Modern Form
Address:
Modernform Group Public Co.,Ltd.699 Srinakarindr Rd., Suanluang, Bangkok 10250Tel Contact: 0-2722-8100-12 Fax: 0-2722-8113-4Email: enquiry@modernform.co.th
Website: http://www.modernform.com/
Open Daily: Mon - Fri: 08:30 – 19:00 hrs.
Sat - Sun: 10:00 – 19:00 hrs.
The company was established in 1978 as importer and distributor of furniture fittings and accessories, in 1980 as office furniture manufacturer, and subsequently expanded its business to cover residential furniture and kitchen units. Modern Form Group Public Company Limited is Thailand’s leading manufacturer, distributor and exporter of office, resident, and kitchen furniture. Their primary export markets are Japan, China, and ASEAN countries. In recent years, they aggressively penetrated and targeted the Middle East, USA and European market. Major Export products include office furniture, leather and fabric upholstered sofa. They also produce office chair and furniture and hospitality soft seating, under granted license, for Steelcase of United States of America, and Klober of Germany. They manufacture ODM dining chairs for Endo of Japan, beds for Simmon of Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and China.
The Peninsula Tailor (not related to The Peninsula Hotel)
Address: 2nd Floor, The Peninsula Plaza, Ratchadamri Rd.,Pathumwan,
Bangkok
Tel: 02-652-2033-4
Open Daily: 09:00 - 21:00 hrs.
Website: http://www.peninsulatailors.com/
Average Price:
Wool: Price starts from 15,000 per suit (price depends on the percentage of wool)
Cotton: Price starts from 8,000 per suit
Silk: Price starts from 15,000 per suit
Peninsula Tailors has won worldwide recognition, not only because of their use of the latest imported fabrics, but more importantly because of their renowned customer service. They value all of their customers and judge their success by their high rate of return customers. Their high quality merchandise and artisan-like craftsmanship will ensure that you will enjoy your purchase for years to come. When you visit Peninsula Tailors it is like entering into your own private fashion design work shop. Their highly skilled tailors are very knowledgeable about the latest fashions from around the globe. If you are not sure what you want or what’s in-vogue right now…No Problem…their friendly staff can assist you in making your selection in a pressure-free no-hassle environment. So sit down, relax, and browse through their large selection of all the latest fashion magazines, such as Elle, and famous designers’ most current catalogs, such as Ralph Lauren, Pierre Cardin, and Gucci. No job is too complex or too simple. They can dress you in the latest haute couture suitable for a night on the red carpet or simply in comfortable daily wear that will make you king of the office water cooler. Remember you don’t have to spend a million buck to feel like it.
Thai Square
Address: 60/8 Soi Rongmuang 5, Rama I Rd., pathumwan, Bangkok
Tel: 02-612-3125-6
Open Daily: 09:00 -21:00 hrs.
Website: http://www.thaisquare.com/
Average Price:
Wool: Price starts from 15,000 per suit (price depends on the percentage of wool)
Cotton: Price starts from 8,000 per suit
Silk: Price starts from 15,000 per suit
For over 20 years Thai Square Fashion Company has been providing quality bespoke tailoring to both local & international clients. They have a well earned reputation as one of Bangkok’s finest Chinese bespoke tailoring firms catering to both men & women.
The hallmark of a fine tailor is attention to detail, master craftsmanship and an ability to understand the individual desires of our clients. Their dedication to detail starts at the very beginning of the bespoke process, the selection of a fine fabric & the taking of your measurements, right through to the meticulous hand finishing of each and every garment. Their clients expect the best and they strive to deliver no less.
World Group ( New Shop)
Address: *Next to Mandarin Oriental Hotel*
Charoenkrung Rd., Bangrak, Bangkok
Tel: 02-238-3344
Open Daily: Mon – Sat 09:00 - 20:00 hrs.
Sun 09:30 -18:00 hrs.
Website: http://www.worldgrouptailor.com/
Average Price:
Wool: Price starts from 15,000 per suit (price depends on the percentage of wool)
Cotton: Price starts from 8,000 per suit
Silk: Price starts from 15,000 per suit
Jakarat
Address: 1st Floor, All Season Place
Wireless Road
Tel: 02- 655- 8494
Open daily: 10:30 – 19:00 hrs.
Website: N/A
Jakarat offers a various kind of evening dresses for ladies especially for celebrity! The shop provides the ready made dress and can do made to order as well.
Cotton House
Address: Ground Floor,Oriental Place (O.P.Place)
Charoenkrung Road
Tel: 02-266-0186Open Daily: 10:00 - 19:30 hrs. (Mon-Sat) 10:00 - 17:00 hrs. (Sun)
Website: N/A
Average Price:
Wool: Price starts from 15,000 per suit (price depends on the percentage of wool)
Cotton: Price starts from 8,000 per suit
Silk: Price starts from 15,000 per suit
Premier Tailor Shop
Address: 2nd Floor of Oriental Place (O.P.Place)
Charoenkrung Road
Tel: 02-266- 0186
Open Daily: 10.00 - 19.30 hrs. (Mon-Sat) Sunday closed
Website: http://www.premiertailorbangkok.com/
Average Price:
Wool: Price starts from 15,000 per suit (price depends on the percentage of wool)
Cotton: Price starts from 8,000 per suit
Silk: Price starts from 15,000 per suit
PREMIER TAILOR BANGKOK THAILAND is the professional tailors group in Bangkok Thailand which dedicated to producing satisfying quality bespoke tailored suits and shirts for our customer and worldwide partner by using high-grade raw materials and master tailor team in Thailand.
Their highly trained master tailor teams try to achieve the objective of your brand. Their professional team attempt to plan, coordinate, and maintain your tailor business, so you do not have to waste time and money for your business in case you are looking for a business partner in Bangkok Thailand.
They offer a complete line of custom, made-to-measure for bespoke tailored suits and shirts. They offer an unparalleled selection in the latest styles, along with top-notch alteration services. You can receive from more than 650 suit swatches and over 200 shirt swatches for your customer.
They have been in business for over 40 years in tailor business. Over 80% of our business is generated from established worldwide partner in our tailor group. This repeat tailor business confirms a high level of satisfaction with our clothing, service and price for your business.
Angelini Restaurant, Bangkok
Located in Riverside - Bangkok
Italian Cuisine:
Highly recommended for dinner are the six-course Angelini tasting menus. there are three selections-seafood, meat and vegetarian - to choose from, each of which can be enjoyed with or without specially chosen wines. From the a la carte menu, escabece mackerel and roasted beets salad is beautifully presented, the oily fish pairing very well with the tangy vegetables. Seared Chiang Mai crayish and baby spinach salad with oven-dried tomatoes and burrata cheese is another good choice for an appetiser. Pasta dishes are excellent here; try buckwheat strozzapreti with mussels and tuscan pecorino. Acqua pazza barramundi with cherry tomato, caper and parsley is very fresh, and would make an ideal light main course. For those with heartier appetites, roasted liquorice lamb loin with gingered carrot fondue and kidney is beautifully tender. Raviolo with pecorino and roasted figs makes for a successful end to the meal.
Signature Dish: Escabece mackerel and roasted beets salad
Setting:
Newly renovated to the highest standards, this large, smart establishment has seating on two levels and superb river views.
Address: Shangri-La Hotel, 89 Soi Wat Suan Plu, Charoen Krung Rd, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 5,000
Opening Hours: Daily 18:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2236-7777
Anotai Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Other Areas - Bangkok
Vegetarian Cuisine:
An interesting menu that features wonderful and unique vegetarian dishes brimming with flavour. Nori-wrapped tofu, with wasabi mayo dip, brings a big box of soft cubes wrapped in tiny edible blankets of seaweed with a wasabi and mayonnaise dressing that is tangy, and highly recommended. "Certified organic" vegetable salad with miso dressing offers a fascinating, nutty-flavoured sauce for a salad which also includes apple slices and pine nuts amid rocket and other leaves. Thai green curry with vegetables and tofu is a big bowl with pea eggplant, baby squash, mushroom and tofu. Fried rice with vegetables, chilli and basil presents tofu, string beans, kale and peas in an impressive pile. Go for cold blueberry cheese cake, or orange and pumpkin cake, both of which are very good.
Signature Dish: Certified organic
Setting:
Bamboo along the walls and windows provides a tropical feel to this two-storey restaurant.
Address:
976/17 Soi Rama 9 Hospital, Bangkok 10320
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening Hours: Daily (Wednesday close) from 10:00 – 21:30 hrs.
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2641-5366-70
Baan Khanitha Restaurant, Bangkok
Located in Sathorn - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
The extensive menu lists all the popular Thai dishes, as well as a wide selection of seafood, reflecting the diversity of Thai cuisine. Spicy pomelo salad has a refreshing sweetness and is served with prawn and chicken, while wing bean salad is flavoursome though somewhat on the dry side. Another mouth-watering temptation is chicken wrapped in pandanus leaf. Seafood specialities include stir-fried soft-shell crab with tamarind sauce. Grilled cotton fish served with Thai herbs is also an interesting choice; a curry helps to complement this dry dish. Another signature item, stir-fried river prawns with curry powder is also a popular choice. If there is still room, complete the meal with traditional mango and sticky rice or water chestnuts in syrup with coconut milk.
Signature Dish: Spicy pomelo salad
Setting
Located in a grand, converted Thai house, this restaurant is decorated with antique furniture and numerous paintings.
Address:
69 South Sathorn Rd, Bangkok 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,500
Opening Hours: Daily Lunch 11:00 – 14:00 hrs.
Dinner 18:30 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2675-4200-1
Baan Klang Nam 1 RestaurantBangkok
Located in Other Areas - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine :
This is one of the best places to demonstrate to newcomers the variety of seafood that Thailand has to offer. The ingredients and products are invariably fresh and not a little feisty. A starter of deep-fried, battered prawns with hot mayonnaise will get the taste buds off to a gentle start. Then try squid in lemon juice, a more exotic Thai dish with a chilli and herb sauce that has the juices flowing nicely. Deep-fried sea bass in fish sauce is exceptional, as is stir-fried crab with curry paste, featuring claws the size of monkey-wrenches. If the riot of flavours is simply too overwhelming, a sushi bar is also available.
Signature Dish: Deep-fried sea bass in fish sauce
Setting
Baan Klang Nam literally translates as 'the House by the River' which is exactly what it is. Book a table to get a great view of the Chao Phraya.
Address:
288 Rama III Soi 14, Bangkhlo, Bangkok 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,000
Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 -22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2292-0175, 0-2292-2037
Bed Supper Club Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Fusion Cuisine:
Bed Supperclub is where Asian fare meets Western food and the result is an innovative menu of contemporary cuisine. A three-course selection is served on Sundays and weekdays and is changed monthly. A dish of Alaskan sea scallops exemplifies the Bed ethos, the flavour some molluscs smothered in creamy cauliflower broth and orange oil. Another house speciality for starters is roasted honey duck breast served with blood plum, watercress salad, and warm plum dressing. Slightly tangy and sweet at the same time, the dressing complements the tender meat perfectly. As a main course, tender olive oil-poached lamb is creatively presented, served with pine nut crumbs, potato and goat cheese puree, and matching perfectly with a zesty tomato jam. For dessert, poached Australian peach served with whipped raspberry, vanilla ice cream and caramelised puffed millet is a perfect way to round off the meal.
Signature Dish: Tender olive oil-poached lamb
Setting:
Imagine an adventurous odyssey to outer space at Bed Supperclub. the eatery offers bed-style seating and exudes a futuristic air with its all-white decor. the complex incorporates a popular nightclub .
Address: 26 Sukhumvit Soi 11, Bangkok 10110
Price: Bed Supperclub serving set menu
From Sunday – Thursday 3 courses menu at cost 1,450 Baht net excluded drinks
From Friday – Saturday 4 courses “surprise menu” at cost 1,850 Baht net excluded drinks
Opening Hours: Daily 19:30 – 02:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2651-3537
Blue Elephant Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sathorn - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
Authentic Thai cuisine with a slight hint of fusion. All the dishes here are beautifully presented, a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. There is a good selection of appetisers; start with foie gras beautifully balanced with tamarind sauce. Emerald prawns, pieces of succulent shellfish wrapped in pandan leaves and served with sesame sauce, is delicious. Also highly recommended is mixed satay with well marinated buffalo, pork and chicken strips. For a main dish try chuchee pla salmon, a wonderful fusion mix of the fish in a red curry sauce. Forgotten beef curry is a dish faithful to a traditional recipe for grilled 'kho khun' beef in a thick, flavourful curry sauce with herbs. Desserts, especially warm chocolate fondant served with green tea ice cream, can be sensational.
Signature Dish: Mixed satay
Setting: Located in a beautifully renovated old house, Blue Elephant offers an elegant surrounding and welcoming atmosphere for an upmarket dining experience. There is also a cooking school.
Address:
233 South Sathorn Rd, Bangkok 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 4,000
Opening Hours: Daily Lunch at 11:30 – 14:30 hrs. Dinner at 18:30 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Necessary for dinner
Tel: 0-2673-9353-8
Buritara Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sathorn - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
There is almost too much to choose from with Thai, Chinese, Italian, European and seafood selections on the lengthy menu. The setting is the star at Buritara but the food is also good with all dishes cooked simply and well with little or no frills. The pick of the menu might be the seafood and in particular the shellfish dishes cooked either Thai or Chinese style. Try spicy female crab egg salad or, less fiery, fresh oysters or New Zealand mussels, or one of the many prawn dishes. of the dozens of Western-style dishes, duck breast with caramelised red onions and marmalade is an interesting version of duck a l'orange. Desserts are mainly restricted to varieties of homemade fruit-infused ice creams and sorbets.
Signature Dish: Shellfish dishes cooked
Setting:
This is a grand riverfront bar and restaurant with a delightful open-air balcony. Modern red and black steel and wood decor provides an interesting and attractive counterpoint to the slow-moving river.
Address:
762/2 Rama III Rd, Bangkok 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,500
Opening Hours : Daily from 17:00 - 24:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2682-9457-8
Celadon Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sathorn - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
Once named the Best Restaurant in Bangkok for the finest Thai food by Travel & Leisure magazine, one can surely expect no less than best quality ingredients. A favourite place among foreigners, any orders taken from Thai natives at Celadon will tacitly be made hotter with more chilli in the dish than ones ordered by westerners. For starters, khong waang Celadon provides diners five samplers of exotic Thai delicacies. Poo nim krob yum som-o is a variation of a favourite dish, substituting fried soft-shell crab for shrimp. If you are a curry person, try gaeng phed ped yang; the red duck curry combines both the sweet taste of fruits and spicy flavours of herbs. Highly recommended is pla samlee thod jim samunprai; the fried fish with herb dipping sauce goes superbly with rice. Leave some space for sticky rice with mango, the best dessert to end a Thai meal.
Signature Dish: Gaeng phed ped yang
Setting: Designed by American-based Ed Tuttle, the hotel has won countless awards for its interiors. Following a refurbishment, Celadon exudes a simple yet luxury Thai ambience. Thai salas surrounded by lotus ponds, exotic cutlery and stylishly-outfitted waiters make the place exquisite to dine in.
Address: Sukhothai Hotel, 13/3 South Sathorn Road, Bangkok 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hours: Daily Lunch at 12:00 - 15:00 hrs.
Dinner at 18:30 - 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2344-8888
Chote Chitr
Turn left on Thanon Tanao off Ratchadamnoen at the 1st traffic light past Democracy Monument and go 1000 m until you come to Soi Phraeng Phuton; it's 50 m down the soi on the left
Typical Thai Cuisine:
Chote Chitr is a remarkable little restaurant. Every major city in the world seems to have at least one of these places. Small, excellent food, family owned, located on a side street, and no plans to expand by changing the way things are done. And most important of all, food that is a true and accurate representation of the best a culture has to offer. If you’ve ever eaten in one of these places, you’ll know what I mean. Chote Chitr, located near Democracy Monument, is one of them. If you get a chance, do yourself a favor: Go there and enjoy some of Bangkok’s best food. Located in a shop house that is a part of a complex that is being preserved by local authorities, Chote Chitr is a tiny place with only five tables, one of which is usually the resting place for the family’s tiny and mildly obnoxious little dogs. A cadre of foreign foodies frequents the place so the remarkably long menu is in English as well as Thai. Prices by Thai standards are moderate, but when applying an international yardstick, they seem incredibly cheap for what you get
Signature Dish: Chicken green curry
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,000
Opening Hours: Daily (Sunday close) 11:00 – 22:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: No reservation accepted
Tel: 0-2-221-4082
Crepes & Co Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Crepes Cuisine:
The 11-year-old creperie presents an expansive array of home-cooked cuisine from the Mediterranean, along with special menus from its annual Moroccan, Greek and Spanish promotions. the brunch here is renowned, especially on Sunday. Appetisers range from adventurous choices such as Moroccan briouattes to a typical Greek salad abundant with feta cheese, olives and tomato. Cheese crepe is delectable as it melts roquefort, gruyere and cheddar in a tantalisingly velvety texture while crepe supreme, one of the most popular menu items, is distinguished by a rich combination of egg, bacon, ham and mushroom in cream, cheese and bechamel sauce. Follow with soothing mint Moroccan tea from some 86 selections as a dessert precursor. Crepe and company features an eclectic blend of fruits diced in small pieces and topped with mango sauce, providing an unusual contrast to the accompanying vanilla ice cream. Flambe highlights include banana cognac and calvados with sauteed apple.
Signature Dish: Crepe supreme
Setting:
A lush garden with a terrace leads to a converted house with wicker tables and chairs. An open-plan kitchen encourages a democratic feeling.
Address:
18/1 Sukhmvit Soi 12, Bangkok 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1800 – 2000
Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 – 24:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2653-3990-1
Eat Me Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Silom - Bangkok
Pacific Rim Cuisine:
Owner/manager darren Hausler offers his clientele an Australian Pacific Rim-inspired menu. There is also a special menu on offer each night. Try the tasting plate as an appetiser: parma ham and melon, duck and orange, salmon gravlax and beetroot carpaccio are presented on individual forks for tasting. Haloumi and fennel salad with pecans and orange vinaigrette is a healthy vegetarian option. Also try the house speciality of Peking duck fresh spring rolls with honeydew melon and coriander, offering an interesting twist to the Chinese favourite. For mains, seafood plate with four tastes of the sea is highly recommended. Australian lamb chops with oregano crust and quince aioli is also superb. Various side dishes can accompany the main courses, or served as appetisers. it is tempting to try the entire dessert menu, but chocolate and pecan tart, warm with vanilla ice cream, and pavlova with fresh strawberries and cream are joint firsts among equals.
Signature Dish: Seafood plate with four tastes of the sea
Setting
Tucked away discreetly off Soi Convent, Eat Me occupies a three-storey house with a modern interior. Tables are arranged on two different levels indoors and on two separate balconies, surrounded by plants.
Address:
1/6 Pipat Soi 2, Convent Rd, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,500
Opening Hours: Daily from 15:00 – 01:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2238-0931, 0-2233-1767
Gallery Cafe Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Old City - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
Some magnificent dishes served here, thanks to the skill and creativity of the chef. Winged bean spicy salad is probably the best in Bangkok, with big pieces of squid and some shrimps, plus peanuts and a hard-boiled egg, alongside the usual onions, chilli and other mildly piquant treasures. Thai tuna salad cleverly uses chunks of fresh tuna amid onions, peanuts, shredded mango and plenty of mint leaves and lettuce. Chicken wrapped with pandanus leaves brings five big, soft chunks veiled by leaves and dabbed with a delicious sweet sauce. Steamed sea bass with chilli and lime sauce is a divine, modest-sized fish smothered in fresh garlic slices, onion, chilli and lemon, plus mint leaves. Meals are tasty and enjoyable.
Signature Dish: Chicken wrapped with pandanus leaves
Setting:
An elegant wood-floored building with a high ceiling, tastefully decorated with antique tables, chairs and wall hangings reflecting Thai, Indonesian and Central Asian themes.
Address:
86-100 Charoen Krung Soi 49, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening Hours: Daily 11:00 -22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Not necessary
Tel: 0-2237-860
Gianni Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Ploenchit / Wireless - Bangkok
Italian Cuisine:
This is the place to enjoy proper Italian fine dining. The menu is varied and includes all the Italian favourites, albeit at a higher standard than that offered by most other eateries. This, however, is the sort of place where it is well worth travelling beyond the menu, and asking what bright ideas the chef has that day produces intriguing results. Gianni brings panache and creativity to bear, and even the most humdrum item, such as pasta, can be transformed into something sublime. Duck liver is succulent and soft. Vegetables and salad are fresh. From the dessert selection, consider panna cotta, notable for its very milky and soft texture; raspberry sauce and crushed seeds provide a refreshing contrast.
Signature Dish: Duck liver
Setting:
The restaurant is located just off the main thoroughfare of Soi langsuan. The decor is elegant yet subdued. The tables are large, and are set far enough apart that privacy is ensured.
Address:
34/1 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Rd, Bangkok 10330
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hour: Daily lunch: 12:00 – 14:00 hrs.
Dinner: 18:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Necessary
Tel: 0-2252-1619
Giusto Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Italian Cuisine:
: Chef Fabio Colautti prepares fine Italian cuisine with an emphasis on freshness, consistently high quality and creative presentation. An extensive menu comprises appetisers, salads, soups, risotto, pasta, meat, fish and seafood dishes and desserts, plus a list of specials that changes every week. to start, try crab meat and avocado salad or rocket salad with grilled portobello mushroom and sliced parmesan cheese. tempting creations such as Italian carnaroli rice with rock lobster, zucchini and saffron, or black ink spaghetti with scallops, make a follow-up choice difficult. Grilled Chilean sea bass with saffron and dill sauce is a deinite winner though. Served with porcini sauce, sauted potatoes and vegetables, beef fillet is aromatic and tender. the list of desserts is tempting with the signature strawberry millefeuille with mascarpone cream being one of several exquisite picks.
Signature Dish: Grilled Chilean sea bass with saffron
Setting:
Italian fine dining at its best in stylish and contemporary surroundings with lots of glass and concrete, white tablecloths and modern artwork.
Address:
16 Sukhumvit Soi 23, Bangkok 10330
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 5,000
Opening Hours: Daily lunch 11:30 – 14:30 hrs and Dinner 18:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2258-4321
Indian Hut Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Silom - Bangkok
Indian Cuisine:
Indian Hut's repertoire of north Indian and Indian-Chinese fare is extensive. warm pappadams are served alongside green pudina chutney and pickled shallots as you are seated. As an appetiser, a portion of papdi chat serves three or four people. The wide range of delicious vegetarian dishes includes plenty free of onion and garlic to accommodate Jains and other Indian cultures. Dal tadka may be a simple lentil dish, but here it is cooked to perfection. Carnivores may prefer Punjabi butter chicken, made to irresistible perfection with white butter, fresh cream, sliced green chillies and crushed fenugreek leaves. Rice or hot butter roti does it justice. Goa's famous vindaloos cater for those who like things seriously spicy.
Signature Dish: Dal tadka
Setting
Located at the river end of Suriwongse Road, the restaurant welcomes diners to a comfortable Indian experience with Bollywood music playing in the background. its sparkling white interiors and well laid out tables are inviting.
Address:
311/2-5 Surawongse Rd (opposite Manohra Hotel), Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening Hours: Daily all day dining 11:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2635-7876-7
Indus Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Indian Cuisine:
Indus serves northern Indian cuisine with an emphasis on healthier ingredients and preparation styles. the complimentary samosa and pappadam served at the beginning come with a choice of three delicious sauces: mint, sweet mango with spices and tamarind-tomato. if they fail to perk up the taste buds, indie fries (made with okra) and keema samosa will be sure to stimulate the palate. Do not forget to try the house's recommended curry, Indus rogan josh, with cheese or garlic naan. the curry itself is flavoured with just enough spices so as not to overpower the lamb. The tikka dishes should also be tried to be appreciated. As with most Indian restaurants, the choice of desserts is limited.
Signature Dish: Indus rogan josh
Setting
Tan sandstone walls combine with dark wood and warm lighting to provide a quiet and romantic setting. there are also some tables outside in the gardens lit with atmospheric lighting.
Address:
71 Sukhumvit Soi 26, Bangkok 10110
Price: dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,500
Opening Hours: Daily lunch: 11:30 – 14:30 hrs.
Dinner: 17:30 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2258-4900
Je Ngor's Kitchen Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sathorn - Bangkok
Seafood Cuisine:
Famous for its Thai-Chinese cuisine, the menu at Je Ngor offers a big variety of fresh seafood. It is best to start with the house speciality, five mixed appetisers, comprising fried gingko nuts, stir-fried fish maw, jellyfish in sesame oil, red shrimp in sweet sauce, and minced pork topped with prawns with sour sauce. deep-fried minced seafood spring ball is also a very tasty starter. For the main dishes, try stir-fried sweet crab meat in mild curry sauce. deep-fried sea bass in fish sauce with mango dip is also particularly good. Other renowned and popular dishes at Je Ngor's kitchen include stir-fried sliced morning glory, and fried rice vermicelli with mimosa and prawns. If you like taro, you will love the classic Chinese desserts here: deep-fried sweetened snow taro is superb, as is sweet syrup taro with gingko nuts.
Signature Dish: Stir-fried sweet crab meat in mild curry sauce
Setting: Bright dining room with a panoramic view of Sathorn's many high-rise office buildings. The restaurant has many large tables to accommodate groups.
Address:
11TH FL, BANGKOK INSURANCE BLDG, 25 SOUTH SATHORN RD, BANGKOK 10120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,500
Opening Hours: Daily Lunch at 11:00 - 14:00 hrs.
Dinner at 17:00 – 22:00 hrs
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2677-3927-8
Keyaki Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Rama 4 - Bangkok
Japanese Cuisine:
Those less familiar with Japanese cuisine may feel a little overwhelmed by the extensive menu. An extensive a la carte list presents authentic delicacies including teppanyaki, robatayaki, sushi and specialised kaiseki cuisine. the chefs combine traditional fare with more modern adaptations. Raw fish like salmon sashimi is exceptionally fresh and melt-in-the-mouth. Sake usugiri salad, thinly sliced salmon and fried salmon skin with avocado, tomato and spicy soybean dressing, is a delightful combination of textures and tastes. in the noodle and soup section you will find a diverse choice of wheat and buckwheat noodles served in several variations. grilled dishes include a fine selection of meats, including kobe beef sirloin served with rock salt and black pepper, fish and seafood. Presented steaming hot in foil, grilled snow fish with golden mushrooms is juicy, tender and healthy. Exotic desserts include kuzu kinako, with its contrast between sweet jelly and roasted soybean powder.
Signature Dish: Salmon sashimi
Setting
With options to sit by the sushi counter, teppanyaki bar or table, the Japanese decor is tastefully minimalist and the layout airy, with stunning city views.
Address:
Pan Pacific Bangkok, 952 Rama IV Rd, Bangkok 10500
Price: dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30 – 14:30 hrs.and 18:00 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2632-9000
Koi Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Japanese Cuisine:
Koi's menu is all about bold combinations and a surprising marriage of flavours. Ginger is mixed with plum to make the sauce for duck breast and wasabi-scented sweet potato. Seared tuna sashimi is served with jalapeno chilli and garlic chips. Miso is used as dressing to add an Oriental twist to Western-style salads. Lemongrass is used in many dishes and provides a Southeast Asian blend to the East-West fusion. Top recommendations include fried oysters with daikon salad and spicy ponzu, served Martini style. Another must-try is the wagyu beef; there are quite a few dishes based on wagyu and all are memorable creations.
Signature Dish: Fried oysters with daikon salad
Setting:
A posh atmosphere lit with soft lights and candles that create a romantic and intimate dining ambience. Huge tables and seats are set apart to create a personal space.
Address:
26 Sukhumvit Soi 20, Bangkok 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 5,000
Opening Hours: Daily 18:00 -24:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2258-1590
Lan Na Thai Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
This is traditional Thai cuisine, softened and adapted to cater for the foreigners who make up 90 percent of the clientele. be wary of the spiciness indication on the menu next to each dish; some described as moderately spicy would be quite mild for Thais, or for those used to local flavours. the appetiser assortment comes with unforgettable pandan chicken, as well as spring rolls, shrimp cakes, fish cakes and satay, all accompanied by three wonderful sauces. Eggplant in bean sauce is great with jasmine rice, while sea bass in tamarind sauce is not bad either. The selection of desserts is limited in size, but the quality is among the best in town. All in all, flan Na Thai offers great Thai cooking for nervous tourists, and expats who have yet to build up an affinity for Thai spices and chillis.
Signature Dish: Sea bass in tamarind sauce
Setting:
Thai setting in a complex of traditional teak houses that were reassembled from components sourced from around the country.
Address:
29 SUKHUMVIT SOI 38, BANGKOK 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening Hours: Daily at 11:00 -14:30 and 18:30 – 23:00 hrs
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2713-6048-9
Le Banyan Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
French Cuisine:
A carnivore's dream, the menu features meat from the US and Australia, including a variety of duck and foie gras, ensuring that appetisers and main courses tend to richness. the creamy smell of lobster bisque will perk up the most jaded appetite. Rocket salad tossed with raspberry vinegar offers a nice touch of sourness to complement the full-on taste of foie gras. But the dish that keeps them coming back is Rouen-style pressed duck. After 20,000 birds served here over nearly 20 years, this famous dish will still not let you down. The breast is cooked perfectly so it is soft, tender and fragrant. Juice from the bird's legs combines with foie gras to make for a smooth, flavoursome sauce. After all that intensity, a relatively light dessert is in order: maybe profiteroles with three fruity sherbets? on the other hand, if you yearn for the classic French experience, crepes suzette is always on hand.
Signature Dish: Foie gras
Setting:
Le Banyan provides a nice, quiet getaway deep inside Sukhumvit Soi 8. the cosily-decorated restaurant accommodates up to 30 people.
Address:
59 Sukhumvit Soi 8, Bangkok 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hours: Daily (Sunday close) from 18:30 – 24:00 hrs. *last order 21:30 hrs*
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2253-5556
Le Bouchon Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Silom - Bangkok
French Cuisine:
The menu is on a large board and displays a selection of classic French cuisine. Begin with warm goat cheese salad comprising three aromatic chunks melted on grilled French bread set atop plentiful lettuce doused in vinegar and oil. Foie gras ravioli with port wine is a tender and melt-in-the-mouth sensation, and the perfect appetiser to stimulate the palate. Main courses at le Bouchon are surprisingly generous. A real treat, frog legs is fried in garlic and served with potatoes and sauteed vegetables, while lamb shank is a large cut of flavourful meat cooked to juicy perfection, topped with white bean sauce and surrounded by roasted potatoes and vegetables. There is a tempting range of traditional desserts that includes creme brulee covered with a very crispy layer of caramel over a rather fluffy vanilla-flavoured custard. Mousse au chocolate is sinfully rich and served in a bowl made of edible waffle.
Signature Dish: Foie gras ravioli with port wine
Setting
Small, cosy and dimly lit bistro-like restaurant decorated with impressionist prints. Tables are arranged close to each other, set with tablecloths and candles, creating a rather romantic ambience.
Address:
37/17 Patpong Soi 2, Surawongse Rd, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 6,000
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00 – 15:00 hrs. and 18:30 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2234-9109
Le Normandie Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Other Areas - Bangkok
French Cuisine:
Le Normandie enjoys a certain standing as a restaurant in a league of its own and its cuisine pretty much lives up to the reputation. A glance at the menu reveals an artistic showcase of the most exquisite ingredients. goose liver ravioli teases the palate with luxurious melt-in-the-mouth flavour and delicate black truffle aroma, while globe and Jerusalem artichoke soup delights with its velvety texture. As for mains, breast of Bresse pigeon is cooked perfectly. The meat is pink and soft, finding apt company in turnips stuffed with pigeon rillettes, salsify root and brussels sprout leaves. Perhaps not as tender as expected, venison is complemented by the sweetness of caramelised pear and red cabbage confit. Pick your favourites from a selection of French cheeses, before giving in to the temptation of the dessert trolley. Chocolate-caramel tart is as deliciously sinful as apple tart is heavenly.
Signature Dish: Goose liver ravioli teases
Setting:
A glistening chandelier, upholstered armchairs, spotless tablecloths and the warm tones of golden silks create an opulent setting. There are magnificent views from here at the top of the hotel.
Address:
The Oriental Hotel, 48 Oriental Avenue, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 10,000
Opening Hours: Daily 12:00 -14:30 hrs. and 19:00 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Jacket (for gentleman)
Reservations: NecessaryTel: 0-2659-9000
Lord Jim's Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Riverside - Bangkok
International Seafood Cuisine:
This is the home of sophisticated international seafood. Lord Jim's offers a spectacular daily lunch buffet: the mouthwatering selection includes fresh seafood and steamed fish as well as top-notch meat and poultry items. Dinner is a la carte, with a menu that suggests a subtle Japanese influence. For starters, Lord Jim's famous iced seafood tower is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. rock lobster, tiger prawns, oysters and other delights are beautifully displayed on a tower of ice. White crab meat salad with remoulade is delicate and delicious. Vine and oven-dried tomato tartar with guacamole, wakame seaweed and pink peppercorn dressing is an ideal vegetarian alternative. For main courses, barramundi fillet with pan-fried duck liver comes with smoked garlic and squid ink risotto; the flavours merge surprisingly well. rare-grilled black eye tuna is exquisite with sauteed artichokes, mushrooms, wasabi potato mash and vine tomato and anchovy sauce. Desserts are divine.
Signature Dish: Barramundi fillet with pan-fried duck liver
Setting:
Lord Jim's has an impressive aquarium which takes up an entire wall of the entrance hall, and the dining room has a magniicent view of the Chao Phraya river.
Address: The Mandarin Oriental Hotel, 48 Oriental Avenue, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 8,000
Opening Hours: Daily at 11:30 – 14:30 hrs and 19:00 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Necessary
Tel: 0-2659-9000
Ma Maison Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Ploenchit / Wireless - Bangkok
French Cuisine:
Ma Maison serves up a modern interpretation of French cuisine that is no less complicated than the traditional model, but has a lighter touch. For starters duck confit and morel mushroom ravioli is fine, if slightly under-seasoned. Diver scallops in truffle crust is lush, sweet, and well-juxtaposed against a tangy citrus reduction. For a main course, Wagyu beef and foie gras millefeuille is a lesson in pure decadence; dressed in jus and served with truffle-dressed salad, the tower of tender beef and rich liver could easily have been overwhelming but a smart combination of flavours and textures puts it in a different league. Chocolate trio of fondant, croquant and sorbet is a novel idea, but only the croquant is noteworthy. The Noble-grade Maracaibo chocolate souffle with bourbon ice cream is good, but does not quite justify the 20-minute wait.
Signature Dish: Wagyu beef and foie gras millefeuille
Setting:
Quiet and reined, with Thai-style wood panels and crisp white linens. tables by the floor-to-ceiling windows offer an excellent view of the gardens.
Address:
Nai Lert Park Hotel, 2 Wireless Rd, Bangkok 10330
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 4,000
Opening Hours: Daily (close on Sunday) Dinner only; 18:00 – 22:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2253-0123
Neil's Tavern Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Steak Cuisine:
They have been cooking much the same food at Neil's forever to a mostly full house every night and they know what they are doing. The imported steaks compete with local meats and the local seafood is often without competition. Pan-seared foie gras drizzled with balsamic and raspberry sauce, escargot dripping in garlic butter or mussels steamed to perfection are great choices but the soups are worth considering too. French onion soup packed with onions and little broth or crab chowder come the way you might expect in a downtown New York steakhouse. The variety of steaks and seafood from around the world is plentiful. There is a choice of sauces for the steaks but they are mostly so tender that they can be eaten without. There are plenty of desserts to choose from on the off chance you may still be hungry.
Signature Dish: Pan-seared foie gras
Setting: Well-ordered and functional steakhouse with no small amount of charm, now approaching its 40th year.
Address: 58/4 Soi Ruamrudee, Bangkok 10330
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 4,000
Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday at11:30 -13:45 hrs and 17:30 – 22:30 hrs.
Sunday at 17:30 -22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended for dinner
Tel: 0-2256-6874-6
New York Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Steak Cuisine:
Lobster bisque and New England clam chowder are among the appetisers and salads that overall are excellent. Steakhouse salad is a mixture of roasted artichokes, kalamata olives and shaved parmesan with a little dash of herb vinaigrette. Lump snow crab cakes is another must-try dish. the seafood market offers a combination of fresh seafood featuring delicacies such as lobster tails, mussels, oysters and shrimps served on ice. But it is four-legged flesh that makes the place tick. roasted rack of lamb satisfies even the pickiest eaters with its sumptuous, melt-in-the-mouth meat. Surf & turf combines prime US steak with succulent lobster tail and a delicious herb butter sauce. Desserts are tempting such as chocolate dream, one of the signature offerings
Signature Dish: Roasted rack of lamb satisfies
Setting:
Formal yet cosy ambience plays along with the romantic feel of the rather dim lighting and decor.
Address:
JW Marriott Bangkok, 4 Sukhumvit Soi 2, Bangkok 10110
Price: dinner for two without wine cost about THB 4,000
Opening Hours: Daily at 18:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Necessary
Tel: 0-2656-7700
Niu’s Jazz Blues Bar Restaurant on Silom
Located in Silom
Italian Style:
If you are looking for a bar that offer’s a great selection of wine, is very intimate and romantic, and has a great cover band playing classic jazz and blues tunes, the newly opened Niu’s Jazz Blues Bar Restaurant on Silom is definitely worth checking out.
On the ground floor is the bar which has the stage to one side, and a lovely outside terrace area where you are still able to hear the live tunes from inside. Upstairs, you’ll find an Italian Restaurant offering Italian classic and some Thai/Italian fusion food.
I didn’t eat in the restaurant but the place looked buzzing and I’ve made a mental note to check it out when I next get the opportunity. My goal last night was to find a relaxed and mellow bar that I could take my girlfriend too were we could chat, listen to some cool sounds and share a nice bottle of wine: The Niu’s Jazz Blues Bar Restaurant on Silom did not disappoint.
The bar is rather small and dark, but this sets the tone nicely. Our wine was served in HUGE wine glasses which I kind of like, and there were hundreds of bottles to choose from, from all the major wine regions in the world ranging from 1,500b to 40,000 a bottle. On top of the extensive wine menu, there were also cocktails and spirits available.
Signature Dish: Beef Tenderloin
Address: 661 Floor 1-2 Silom Road, Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hours: Daily 17:00 – 01:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2266-5333
Opus, Vineria Italiana (Wine Bar) – Bangkok
Located in Silom road
Italian Style:
On the corner of Silom Road and Thanon Pan is the famous, Hindu Temple Wat Khaek, using that as a marker turn down the road and you will eventually find the sign for Opus on the right side traveling along from Silom. The Wine Bar or Vineria Italiana, occupies the lower floor of a large house, which has been renovated but not severely so, as they had the good-sense to leave most of the colonial treatments intact. A bar fills the wall on the left side as you enter with an area with high wine-tasting tables directly in front and a glassed-in wine cellar in the rear with a table in the center. Directly in the front of the house is another dining area with lower and more traditional dining furniture, although personally I would rather consume the dishes chosen for this menu: small plates and other tapas-style dishes at bar level tables—it just seems more natural. On the upper floor they have a private dining room and space to build-out others, when necessary.The managing Director, Alex Morabito is a suave and genial host, very familiar with Italian wines from all regions of Italy; he will help you pair them with the dishes from the concise, but well chosen menu. I sampled a couple of small-plates on one visit and the cooking that is produced here is far superior to the minimum one requires to accompany a bottle chosen from their vast selection of Italian wines. They have a brief choice of wines-by-the-glass, although I would expect that to expand as demand requires it.
Signature Dish: …………………..
Address: 64 Pan Road Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500Tel. 02 637 9896-7 Prices: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 3,000
Opening Hours: Dinner only 6 days, 6pm – midnight (close on Sunday)
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2679-1200
Prime Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Charoennakorn - Bangkok
Steak Cuisine:
Prime offers a steakhouse experience for connoisseurs, presenting a selection of the finest imported beef and seafood. The secret to the restaurant's perfected dishes is a wood-burning grill that can heat up to 600 degrees Celsius, turning the cuts of imported beef, including Wagyu, kobe and Matsuzaka, into a succulent and luscious affair. The seafood market offers lobster tails, crab, shrimps, mussels and oysters served on crushed ice, while grilled dishes include snow fish, Norwegian salmon, lobster and more. Begin with tableside tossed caesar salad, or steak tartar. Beefsteak tomato and red onion salad is a generous serving of juicy tomatoes served with flavoursome crumbles of blue cheese. Popular sides are traditional or garlic mashed potatoes, potato gratin and sauted onions. New York cheesecake or chocolate fondant is a tempting dessert.
Signature Dish: Wagyu, kobe and Matsuzaka
Setting: Set against the romantic backdrop of the Chao Phraya River, the restaurant offers comfort in a grand style.
Address:
Millennium Hilton Bangkok, 123 Charoen Nakorn Rd, Bangkok 10600
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 4,000
Opening Hours: Daily from 18:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2442-2000
Rang Mahal Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Indian Cuisine:
Featuring cuisine from northern India, Rang Mahal is arguably one of the finest Indian restaurants in town. Complimentary crispy papadam with condiments are perfect for nibbling as the appetite builds. From the tandoor oven, tandoori murgh or chicken marinated in yoghurt and oriental spices then cooked, is an excellent choice. Succulent and tasty, it comes as a half or whole chicken. Dal-maa Rang Mahal consists of black lentils cooked with asafetida, garlic and tomatoes and simmered overnight, enriched with butter and cream, while zard dal is a somewhat spicier option featuring lentils finished with a tempering of cumin and chillies. Vegetable Jaipuri from the vegetarian list is delectable, especially when eaten with one of the traditional Indian breads such as tandoori naan or roti, or basmati rice creations. kulfi falooda, saffron-flavoured Indian ice cream served with glass noodles, makes for a good closure.
Signature Dish: Dal-maa Rang Mahal
Setting:
Rang Mahal is spacious, elegant and decorated in grand Indian style. A table by the window offers spectacular city views.
Address:
Rembrandt Hotel, 19 Sukhumvit Soi 18, Bangkok 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening Hours: Daily: 11:30 -14:30 hrs. and 18:30 – 22:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2261-7100
Royal India Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Other Areas - Bangkok
Indian Cuisine:
People make a pilgrimage to this nondescript, down-at-heels locale because they prize the wonderful food served without frills. Archari chicken is a must for starters, with four boneless chunks of chicken marinated in yoghurt and a ginger garlic paste with hot spices, all cooked in a clay oven. Chicken tikka masala is a curry mixed with egg and mild spice, and provides a breast and leg in a sensational, bronze-coloured sauce. Shahi korma mixes chunks of cottage cheese cooked in butter and cream with mild spices, while palak paneer is also cottage cheese-based but includes plenty of finely chopped spinach, which goes well with plain naan. Vegetable seekh kebab is a fun mix of boiled veggies with chick pea powder rolled into cylinders. Desserts may offer strange after-tastes to the uninitiated.
Signature Dish: Chicken tikka masala
Setting:
Seven bare tables, wallpaper illustrated with bricks and a TV softly broadcasting from a corner exude a rustic, funky charm.
Address:
392/1 Chakrapet Rd, Wang Burapa, Bangkok 10200
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,000
Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 22:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2221-6565
Ruen Mallika Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Sukhumvit - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
Ruen Mallika offers authentic Thai dishes presented in a pleasant setting. Miang kana is a popular starter; small pieces of herbs and shrimps are wrapped in chinese broccoli leaves. It is an adaptation of a traditional speciality and preferable to the usual chaplu leaves which can have a slightly bitter taste. Another variation from the norm is chuchee salmon, a delicious recipe using a fish that is not traditional but works admirably in this instance. Namprik kapi is served with fresh mackerel and boiled vegetables.To help foreign diners, the menu is a thick, heavy volume with photographs and explanations of each dish; spice levels can be raised or lowered, as required.
Signature Dish: Chuchee salmon
Setting:
Decorated in a traditional Thai style, the restaurant is located in a two-storey wooden house with a lush, peaceful garden. Seating can be inside with air-conditioning or in the garden.
Address:
189 Sukhumvit Soi 22, Bangkok 10110
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,500
Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 -23:0 hrs.
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2663-3211-2
Shin Daikoku Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Ploenchit / Wireless - Bangkok
Japanese Cuisine:
Shin Daikoku is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in town and has been offering the cuisine of the land of the Rising Sun for almost four decades. At its latest branch next door to the InterContinental Bangkok, the portions come big. Each sashimi slice is thick and fresh. highly recommended is rainbow tempura; this dish consists of four types of crusted shrimp balls deep-fried tempura style. Caterpillar avocado roll is also amazing and can easily ill a grown man with its huge portion. Grilled eel is also recommended, while assorted sashimi for two comes with a variety of fresh fish. Shin daikoku is also well known for its teppanyaki and shabu shabu dishes.
Signature Dish: Teppanyaki and shabu shabu
Setting
Private and upscale, Shin daikoku offers an ideal venue for both business meetings and a romantic evening. The dim lighting and paper screens give a Zen-style ambience to the place.
Address:
INTERCONTINENTAL BANGKOK, 973 PLOENCHIT RD, BANGKOK 10330
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,500
Opening Hours: Daily lunch: 11:00 – 15:00 hrs.
Dinner: 17:00 – 23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2656-0096-7
Sirocco Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Silom - Bangkok
Mediterranean Cuisine:
Renowned for its dinners featuring celeb international chefs, Sirocco's menu uses high-quality imported ingredients. The challenges of open-air, high-altitude dining means that some of the items can be inconsistent in quality. Still, the food here is creatively presented and occasionally sublime. For starters, pan-fried scallops with riesling butter are succulent, huge and sweet, while Alaskan king crab cake and fried calamari in a light mustard cream served atop mesclun is scrumptious. Pan-seared foie gras is fresh, offering a delight against cranberry compote. Stir-fried black pepper crab casserole is a delicious, fresh take on a classic Asian dish. Fish lovers have a number of tantalising choices, seared Scottish salmon fillet and grilled Maine lobster with sea urchin butter among them.
Signature Dish: Pan-seared foie gras
Setting: Arguably the most impressive rooftop dining setting in Bangkok, with a fun bar and excellent jazz band.
Address:
63rd Fl, State Tower, 1055 Silom Rd, Bangkok 10500
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 10,000
Opening Hours: Daily 18:00 – 23:30 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Necessary for dinner
Tel: 0-2624-9555
Suan Thip Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Nonthaburi - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
An a la carte menu features a variety of traditional Thai dishes, ranging from appetisers and salads to soups and main courses. Comprising an assortment of traditional offererings such as satay chicken, crispy rice crackers with herbed minced chicken and shrimps, spring rolls and other titbits, Suan Thips starter mix is a good way to start the meal. Fluffy catfish salad served with young mango is a good choice, while wing bean salad is an interesting but spicy alternative. Tom yum at Suan Thip is delicious and served with a choice of prawn or assorted seafood and with plenty of mushrooms. There is also a range of curries, including a signature light curry, and young leaves herb curry, or gaeng kee lek, served with salted fish. Desserts are of the traditional variety and include seasonal fruits.
Signature Dish: Gaeng kee lek
Setting:
Set amidst a beautifully landscaped garden by the Chao phraya river, Suan Thip offers an idyllic and romantic dining experience. Choose between the various outdoor salas and air-conditioned indoor rooms.
Address: 17/9 SUKHAPRACHASAN 2 RD, PAKKRED, NONTHABURI 11120
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 1,500
Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 -23:00 hrs.
Dress code: Casual but no shorts
Reservations: Not necessary
Tel: 0-2583-4540-2, 0-2583-3748
Supatra River House Restaurant Bangkok
Located in Other Areas - Bangkok
Thai Cuisine:
An impressive menu with a strong seafood selection. the signature hors d'oeuvre of deep-fried shrimp wrapped in rice noodle, tuna in a crispy cup and vegetarian spring rolls is more than an appetiser but it is light enough to make way for sea bass deep-fried in fish sauce. tom yum pla grob is an explosion of tastes that does not disappoint. Seaweed and mushrooms stir-fried in oyster sauce provides a fish-free pause before grilled river prawns in tamarind sauce make their mark on the taste buds. deep-fried garoupa with chilli sauce is noteworthy, while spicy fried pla khang with kaffir lime leaves, sweet basil, young peppercorn and galangal is also memorable. Crab in curry sauce is a light and spicy offering. There is a small dessert selection of traditional Thai favourites.
Signature Dish: Tom yum pla grob
Setting
On the Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya, the restaurant offers al fresco riverside dining and air-conditioned seating in an old Thai-style house.
Address:
266 Soi Wat Rakhang, Arun Amarin Rd, Bangkok 10700
Price: Dinner for two without wine cost about THB 2,000
Opening hours: Daily lunch at 11:00 – 14:00 hrs.
Dinner at 17:00 – 22:00 hrs.
Dress code: Smart casual
Reservations: Recommended
Tel: 0-2411-0305
