Top 10 Bangkok’s Restuarants

Where to eat in Bangkok?1.Je-Ngor seafood restuarantJe-Ngor seafood restuarantThai RestaurantSathorn Branch: 25 Bangkok Insurance-YWCA Building (next to Sukhothai Hotel entrance) 11 Floor, South-Sathorn Road, Tung Mahamek, BangkokFor Reservation: 02 677 3927, 02 677 3928, 01 170 9544Jengor's Kitchen HistoryA lady, who generally known to the people as Je Ngor has the name in her ID card as Mrs. Na-Chanok Sae-Ung. She is a native of Bangkok with 65 years of age.Prior to the operating of her own restaurant she personally made vegetarian-pao (Vegetarian Chinese Bun) for sales among friends in the vegetarian food festival in October for more than a decade. Je Ngor's pao has a wide varieties of stuffing materials of both salty and sweet type. Her home-made PAO has been well known among testers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian for a long time so that once her story was interviewed and written in : "Ploy Kam Petch Journal" in October 2001.Further from her original prestigious PAO she has now developed herself to run her own restaurant because of her fond of cooking plus encouragement from her close friends. Therefore so many different menus from varieties of recipes were created from her first restaurant located at Si Phya/CharoenKrung Soi 39 about 2 years ago and that every step of each menu was under her close supervision starting from buying the raw materials from those strictly selected grocers to ensure their quality and freshness.Je Ngor's Kitchen/Seafood has a variety of menu for selections with different prices from less than hundred baht upto several hundred bahts. Most of customer's order start with light starter or appetizers before enjoy their main dish and those seafood exotics.2. Wan FahWan FahThai RestaurantAddress: 292 Ratchawong Road, Chakrawat,Sumphanthawong Bangkok 10100 Thailand.Open daily: 11.00-22.00 hours.For reservation: +66 (02) 2228679, +66 (02) 2238064Wan Fah, a high-class luxury Thai style boat restaurant with Thai food, seafood, and beverage accompanied by Thai classical music. You will enjoy a pleasant atmosphere with our charming and friendly hospitable services.Come along and explore the Siam culinary experience on water. After an exciting day of travel, keep the rest of your time for relaxation with our fine traditional service. Welcome to our luxury boat restaurant with all kinds of attraction ranging from ancient relics to modern comforts.Do not miss a delightful experience for connoisseurs along the Chao Phaya River on Wan Fah, a comfortable boat restaurant among sparkling night lights to give you an exotic experience.Dinner CruiseSince its founding more than 2000 years ago, Bangkok has been the Royal, Religious and culture heart of the nation. The cultural and artistic heritage is reflected in the awe-inspiring palaces and temples while the history is revealed in the museums and other buildings of significance.3.Crepes & Co. Cafe' RestaurantCrepes & Co. Cafe' RestaurantInternational RestaurantURL: http://www.crepes.co.thE-mail: info@crepes.co.thAddress: 18/1, Sukhumvit Soi 12 Klongtoey 10110 Bangkok ThailandTel (662) 653-3990 or 653 3991Fax (662) 653-3992Crepes & Co was established in 1996 with a unique & original concept and has become a landmark in Bangkok's dining scene. Offering more than 350 dishes with fillings inspired from the North to South, East to West, offering a wide selection of specialties covering the entire Mediterranean region. Our menu is a "first time ever in Bangkok" for almost all the dishes.4. Neil's TavernNeil's TavernInternational RestaurantBranch: Ruam Rudee and AsokRuam RudeeAddress: 58/4 Soi Ruam Rudee, wireless Rd., Bkk 10330Open:Lunch: 11:30 A.M. - 1:45 P.M .( Mon-Sat.)Dinner:5:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M .( Daily) Bake Shoppe: 9:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. ( Mon-Sat.)For Reservation: +66 (02) 2566874-6, +66 (02) 2566644AsokeAddress:G/F, Prime Bldg., 24 Sukhumvit 21 Rd., (next to Sino Thai Tower ) Bkk 10110Open:Lunch: 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M .( Mon-Sat.)Dinner: 5:30 P.M. - 10:00 P.M .( Daily) Bake Shoppe: 9:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. ( Mon-Sat.)For Reservation: +66 (02) 2604391Neli's Tavern HistoryNeil’s Tavern , the house of the best steak and seafood , first opened for business in 1969. The restaurant was originally in the famous Siam district of Bangkok. “Neil’s Tavern” is named in honour of an American astronaut , “Neil Armstrong” , the first man on the moon. Neil A. Armstrong: Commander for Apollo 11, was the first man to walk on the moon on July 20, 1969.In 1978, Neil’s Tavern was moved to its current location in Soi Ruam Rudee , where it grew in size and fame.5 years later the equally famous Bake Shoppe was added to the name “Neil’s Tavern” , becoming , in its own right , the house of the best cakes and baked-goods. Then in 1994 , Asoke branch was opened , featuring both the restaurant and Bake Shoppe. Over 30 years Neil’s Tavern Restaurant & Bake Shoppe has become one of Bangkok’s landmark , serving customers the best steak , seafood and many more tasteful dishes , as well as various delicacies.5.Rang MahalRang Mahal26th FloorRembrandt Hotel Bangkok19 Sukhumvit Soi 18Klong Toei, Bangkok 10110Tel: +66 2 261 7100 ext: 7532The Rang Mahal restaurant, located on the 26th floor of the Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok, takes you through a typically South Asian gastronomic paradise! The Rang Mahal is open for lunch from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm and for dinner from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm. The restaurant, which accommodates 125 people, is decorated with complicated mirror work and high-quality paintings.In ancient times, rang mahal was the name given to the pleasure house and banqueting room of the maharajahs of India. The maharajahs frequented these pleasure houses to get away from the hassles of ruling the kingdom. Once there, they were treated to the best food, drinks and music.The Rang Mahal restaurant at the Rembrandt, true to its name, combines the lavishness of the maharajahs with contemporary Indian cuisine to give you a truly authentic South Asian gastronomic feast.6.New York Steak HouseJW Marriott Bangkokopening hours: Dinner 6.00pm - 11.00pmFor reservations, please call 02 656 7700JW Marriott Bangkok was delighted to receive two more accolades at the recent annual Bangkok Dining Entertainment Magazine Awards. Marriott Cafe received the Top 3 Best Buffets in Bangkok 2004 award and the New York Steakhouse was voted Best American Restaurant 2004.The latest accolades add to an impressive collection including New York Steakhouse for Best American Restaurant (2001, 2002, 2003) and Best New Restaurant, 2001 (Metro Magazine), Best American Restaurant 2002 and 2003 (Bangkok Dining & Entertainment Magazine), Thailand’s Best Restaurant 2002 (Thailand Tatler), Best Grill Restaurant 2003 (Metro Magazine), Best Restaurant in Town 2003 (Metro Magazine), Best Bangkok Restaurant 2004 (Metro Magazine), The Best Grill Room 2004 (Metro Magazine) and The Best Bangkok Hygiene Mark 2004 (Metro Magazine).Director for Food and Beverage, Stefan Gruber is extremely proud of his team and praised their outstanding contribution to the hotel’s collection of awards.7.SALA RIM NAAMThe Oriental,Bangkok Buffet Lunch: 12pm-2pm Set Dinner(with show): 7pm-10pm (Show time: 8:30pm–9:30pm) Terrace Rim Naam: 5:00 pm -11:00 pm A la carte DinnerFor details and reservations,please call +66 (2) 437 6211, +66 (2) 437 3080, +66 (2) 659 9000Ext. 3344, 3346Email:orbkk-restaurants@mohg.comOn the opposite bank of the Chao Praya River, Sala Rim Naam offers a choice of Thai dining; Sala Rim Naam serves a buffet lunch and set-menus for dinner, or choose to dine al fresco at the Terrace Rim Naam which offers an exotic a la carte menu at night.Housed in a richly decorated Thai pavilion, originating from Northern Thailand, the restaurant is also the setting for one of the kingdom’s unique cultural experiences - classical Thai dancing, performed before your table every night. It’s the perfect accompaniment to such lavish cuisine.8.Chesa Swiss Cuisine5 Sukhumvit Soi 20Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10500 Tel: (66-2) 261 6650Open: Daily: 11:00AM - 11:00 PM DailyDown a driveway that leads to the restaurant, Chesa sits on Sukhumvit Soi 20 in a typical-style converted house, situated opposite Windsor Hotel.The restaurant offers a modern look, with bright colors, a "wall" of white pillars with a trademark red wave. There's a private room for 24, along with a dark wood bar. There are no photos of snow capped mountains, no cookoo clocks or yodelling here. Two quirky painted "paper-mache cows' heads gaze down from their settings on the back wall, a nod apparently to a famous Zurich festival. For an appetizer, capuns, Swiss chard dumplings with bacon, onions, and cheese in a cream sauce are a house speciality popular with the locals. Others may prefer the pan-fried goose liver with raspberry vinegar. Thomas Nowak, the owner and chef, cooks according to the market, so chances are an item will be featured on the menu for a week or so before disappearing. There are many dishes on the menu that exemplify modern Swis cuisine while nearby cultures are incorporated into the cuisine. The gourmet raclette features raclette cheese, cervelat sausages and vegetables. Other choices include; Bundnertella (imported air-dried beef with bacon and ham), veal with pan-fried potatoes, onions, and bacon and Chateaubriand, minimum of 2 persons, this beef tenderloin is served with a bearnaise sauce and fresh vegetables. From the dessert menu there is Schokoladen Mousse (chocolate mousse) with whippd cream and grated Toblerone chocolate - but you could also try a Swiss favorite, deep-fried apple rings in beer batter or the popular Swiss chocolate fondue with assorted fresh fruits.9.Giusto bangkokitalian restaurant & grillSoi Sukhumvit 23Klongtoey, Wattana Bangkok Tel: (66-2) 258-4321Open: Lunch: 11:30AM - 2:00PMDinner: 6:00PM - 10:30PMLarge windows surrounded by a garden give the restaurant an open-air feeling. Arriving by car offers a fairly large parking area or if disembarking at the Asok BTS skytrain station then it's but a 6 minute walk to the restaurant. There is a path that leads to the front door where you're politely greeted and escorted to either the bar or your table. The interior eminates a warmth as the walls and ceiling are painted a light-chocolate brown with a textured floor design. There are a few pictures on the walls keeping the overall concept for the restaurant simple, yet elegant. There is also a private function room that accommodates 16 persons.As my two dining partners and I were escorted to the main dining-room we walked past large windows that allow patrons to view the kitchen where Fabio, the executive chef, and one of the three owners of this restaurant, stands cooking at the grill while giving instruction as a conductor might do over a seasoned orchestra. Covered in perfectly starched linen, our comfortably spaced table sat next to a window. We received nods and smiles on our way in, plus a greeting from Renzo, the second of the trio of owners. People dining here not only seem to be enjoying their food but its apparent they are enjoying the experience as well.We relaxed momentarily and then that frustrating moment …choosing the right wine. Selection? One of the most comprehensive in Bangkok as the choice of Italian red wine alone is vast. There are hundreds of wines from Italy, France, and Spain plus a serious selection of new world wine. I must have had a confused look on my face as Giulio, the manager and third of the three owners appeared, offering his assistance. I mentioned my preference to be a full flavored red wine yet my fiance and her friend prefer a fruity white wine. Giulio explained they offer numerous selections by the glass which would allow each of us to select different wines with our food. Great idea!The menu is more than a list of inticing dishes, devised ingeniously to stave off boredom with separate categories, each taking on a life of their own with items on the menu sounding more like delectable art pieces than cuisine, making it that much harder to select. I started with the "Parma Ham" as my appetizer; sliced air dried parma ham with imported cantaloupe while the ladies each had an order of the "Fresh Tuna" ...hand sliced with a zucchini & shrimp salad in a lemon dressing. For the main course, my fiance chose the "Black Spaghetti with Rock Lobster", having a brandy cream sauce, it reflects the simplicity that defines Italian food at its best. Her friend Jan chose the "Angus Beef Fillet with Mushroom Sauce", slowly cooked over the charcoal grill and deliciously tender while I selected the the "Seafood Skewer". A visual treat, this charcoal grill specialty is a tiger prawn & giant scallop skewer wrapped in pork colonnate lard with mustard sauce served with a mixed salad. Each dish was a delectable assortment of the spirit of Italian dining. Next up, dessert of course. I had the "Tiramisu" which was served in a large martini glass with mascarpone chesse mousse, coffee & amaretto liqueur that was hypnotic. The ladies chose to share "Millefoglie"; served with beautiful imported fresh raspberries. We finished with a Barolo Grappa and were more than impressed with Giusto. If you love quality Italian, then you'll also find Giusto is the "right" choice.10.Dalat (Le)Extensive Vietnamese menu47/1 Sukhumvit Soi 23Bangkok, Bangkok10110Tel +66 2 260 1849 / +66 2 258 4192Open 11a-2:30p & 6p-10p M-SuLe Dalat is a Vietnamese restaurant located in the business district of Sukhumvit. It is surrounded by beautiful tropical gardens and has a relaxing atmosphere inside, providing an escape from city’s noise. Traditional wooden sculptures and soft lighting add to the serenity. The menu offers a number of delicious Vietnamese specialties. Some of the items on offer include Goi Ca (raw fish marinated with fresh lime juice) and Cha Tom (fried shrimps with vegetables and vermicelli). Choose from soft drinks or a full bar of alcoholic beverages to accompany your meal.
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