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With its old town location, a sophisticated design courtesy of architect Bill Bensley and an antique collection belonging to one of the owners, Krissada Sukosol Clapp, The Siam already made for an impressive place to visit. Now the newly opened Café Cha offers yet more incentive with its afternoon...
Emquartier’s eighth floor has a new Isaan arrival. Like its Siam Paragon sister, Cafe Chilli serves Northeastern Thai food amid a chic contemporary decor.
Offerings range from staples like somtam (B130) and tomsaeb (spicy soup with pork, B230) to twisted fare with premium produce like diced salmon...
This Isaan chain’s latest offshoot combines Thai street food faves with an elegant cocktail bar in a chic mix of bright turquoise, colorful patterned tiles and retro furnishings. Northeastern fare is treated to added wow factor, like grilled chicken set alight at the table with a shot of rum. Old...
The buzz: Owned by the familiar faces from Blue Velvet, Extra Virgin and Surface, Café Chili Zaap might remind you of Café Chili in Siam Paragon, but they promise this place will not make the same compromise on fiery flavors for the hi-so crowd.The décor: With a grey palette, an illustrated...
Set in the luxurious Oriental Residence on Wittayu Rd., right next to the US Embassy’s leafy compound, Café Claire serves simple bistro food in an elegant space that makes generous use of marble and black leather. It’s definitely Bangkok’s most handsome attempt at a classic brasserie, something...
Chanintr might be best known for its carefully curated interior pieces, but the long-standing brand has something new up its sleeve. With Cafe Craft, the luxury design firm has turned the ground floor of its wood-framed, terrazzo-floored showroom in Thonglor into a hideaway restaurant. The decor...
If your mom is still into Khun Chai soap operas, surprise her with a trip to this café. Located in the Phyathai Palace, this colonial-style venue is said to be an homage to the very first Thai café dating back to the reign of Rama VI. The grand atmosphere is sure to be something she brings up in...
Café de Pinha’s concept, as outlined on its menu, is that it’s inspired by Maria Guyomar de Pinha, a Portuguese woman who cooked at the royal court during the Ayutthaya period. They needn’t have bothered with the historical references, though. The menu at this cutesy restaurant owes a lot more to...
The wait is finally over, fashion fans: cult Paris-meets-Tokyo brand Maison Kitsune just opened its first branch in Bangkok, and joining the shop is its much-loved coffee shop annex, Cafe Kitsune.
Located on the ground floor of The EmQuartier, the minimal-chic retail space is dominated by...