DK Travel : Bangkok : Places to eat

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Angelini’s

An Italian eatery serving up a great antipasto lunch buffet.
Anna’s Café

Thai classics like kaeng som, a peppery soup, are cooked to perfection at this café. Fusion dishes, such as salmon with coconut curry, are a big hit too.
Baan Khanitha

One of the city’s longest-running upscale restaurants, this place serves classic Thai dishes.
Baan Khanitha

Frequently winning awards for its food, Baan Khanitha serves Thai cuisine in a traditional setting. Popular here are the national dish tom yam kung, prawns in sour and spicy soup, and yam som o, a spicy pomelo salad with chicken and prawn (see Baan Khanitha ).
Bacchus

A welcoming venue with a variety of lounge and dance areas on its four floors, which attracts a good crowd.
Ban Khun Mae

With its extensive menu of classic Thai dishes, this is an ideal spot for lunch or dinner.
Basil

Savor delicious Thai dishes such as spring rolls and snow fish curry in an ambience of relaxed sophistication.
Black Swan

As the name suggests, this is yet another British-style pub offering a wide range of imported beers and generous portions of typical pub food.
Blue Elephant

Housed in a stunning century-old building, the Blue Elephant specializes in Royal Thai Cuisine, with dishes such as “Blue Elephant Classics.”
Blue Elephant

With successful outlets around the world, this place serves royal Thai cuisine. The menu features delights such as Pearls of Blue Elephant, a variety of starters on one plate, and main dishes such as larb salmon and lemongrass steak (see Blue Elephant ).

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Restaurant price categories

For a meal for one made up of one or two dishes served with a soft drink and including service.
- under B100
- B100–200
- B200–500
- B500–1,000
- over B1,000