F&B To Visit In Thailand

Thailand may be well-known for its mouth-watering street food and Michelin Guide-approved restaurants, but it also has a vibrant F&B scene – with lots of restaurant and cafe options for you to rest your legs and fuel up with coffee and cakes in-between your sightseeing, shopping, and food adventure.

With enthralling interiors, intriguing concepts, and innovative dishes, these top 3 Bangkok restaurants will certainly be worth your time and money.

The White House – Located on Sukhumvit 16, the White House specialises in modern Latvian cuisine by Chef-Owner Alexksandrs Nasikailovs.

Elements, inspired by Ciel Bleu – serves French cuisine with Japanese influences in a relaxed, informal setting, with menus reflecting an extraordinary blend of textures, temperatures, flavours, and colours. Enjoy breath-taking views of downtown Bangkok from their alfresco cantilevered deck before dining in comfort and style in the culinary theatre, which includes an open kitchen. 

Nusara– Located above Ton’s Mayrai Pad Thai and Wine Bar and overlooking the Wat Pho temple complex, the atmospheric dining room seats just 10 guests in an intimate setting that blends the glamour of a bygone Old Town era with a splash of modernity.

Sorn – Sorn offers an impressive interpretation of Southern Thai cuisine, with a focus on long-lost recipes and local culinary wisdom.

Mia – A fine dining restaurant founded by chef-duo Pongcharn “Top” Russell and Michelle Goh that offers a seasonal tasting menu inspired by the chef’s formal training in Michelin-starred restaurants throughout Europe and Asia.