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The 15 Best Restaurants in Bangkok, Ranked

Fifteen restaurants, from Gaggan, Sühring and Le Du to the Chinatown stalls Jek Pui and Nai Mong Hoi Thod. Hours on each card come from Google.

15 places$ to $$$$ price levelAvg 4.5 on GoogleUpdated Oct 2026

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Gaggan, Sühring, Eat Me and Le Du lead this list, and the rest run from fine dining to the Chinatown stalls.

The guides split three ways, and so does this list. There is Michelin fine dining (Gaggan, Sühring, Le Du, Sorn, Nusara, Potong), Chinatown street food (Jek Pui's curries and Nai Mong's oyster omelet), and casual modern places in between (Eat Me, Charmgang, Ms Maria & Mr Singh, Phed Mark, Err). The Island and RONGROS close the list as the two restaurants Google shows first in its map results for both searches.

Book the fine-dining tables weeks ahead, go early for the Chinatown stalls, which sell out, and bring cash for those.

  1. #1

    Gaggan

    4.5 (535)·Bangkok

    Chef Gaggan Anand's progressive Indian tasting menu, served counter-style as a 20-plus-course performance, from 17:30. Bangkok's most famous dining ticket, so book well ahead.

  2. #2

    Sühring

    4.6 (1,753)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Luxury

    Three-Michelin-star German fine dining from twin chefs in a Yen Akat villa, tasting menu only, and the kind of table you book a month or more ahead.

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  1. #4

    Le Du

    4.1 (1,273)·Bangkok

    Chef Thitid 'Ton' Tassanakajohn's modern Thai flagship near Silom, No. 1 on Asia's 50 Best Restaurants in 2023, with tasting menus built on peak-season Thai produce.

  2. #5

    Charmgang

    4.7 (888)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Upscale

    A contemporary Thai curry house in Talat Noi, open for dinner from 18:00, known for its dry-aged duck red curry and crab omelet. Book ahead.

  3. #6

    Nai Mong Hoi Thod

    4.3 (2,208)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Budget

    A small Chinatown shop on Phlap Phla Chai Road frying hoi thod, the crisp oyster omelet, on plastic stools by the street. Closed Monday and Tuesday; bring cash.

  1. #7

    Jek Pui

    4.5 (1,946)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Budget

    Chinatown's famous curry stall with chairs and no tables, where you eat rice and curry with the plate in your hand. Listed from 14:00, but the curries can sell out by 17:00.

  2. #8

    Nusara

    4.5 (743)·Bangkok

    Chef Ton's tribute to his grandmother's cooking, a small dining room across from Wat Pho with tasting menus that rework Thai family recipes.

  3. #10

    Sorn

    4.6 (598)·Bangkok

    Southern Thai cooking with three Michelin stars on Sukhumvit 26. Dinner only, closed Saturdays, and booked far ahead.

  4. #12

    Phed Mark

    4.0 (3,392)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Budget

    One dish, pad kaprao, at the spice level you choose, from food blogger Mark Wiens and an Iron Chef Thailand winner, on Sukhumvit near Ekkamai. Add a fried egg.

  5. #13

    Err Urban Rustic Thai

    4.1 (970)·Bangkok
    Price level$$$$Mid-range

    Rustic Thai drinking food from the team behind Bo.lan, now on Sukhumvit near Thonglor, with crispy chicken skin, craft beer and a house-made cola. Closed Wednesdays.

  6. #15

    RONGROS

    4.7 (4,838)·Bangkok

    Riverside Thai with a direct view of Wat Arun, open for dinner from 17:00. The view is the point, so book a river table well ahead.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best restaurant in Bangkok?

Gaggan is my first pick, with Sühring, Eat Me and Le Du close behind. Sorn, with three Michelin stars for Southern Thai cooking, is the one to book if that's the food you came for.

Are there Michelin restaurants in Bangkok?

Yes, many. On this list, Sorn holds three Michelin stars and Gaggan, Le Du, Potong and Nusara are Michelin-recognized fine dining. The Michelin Guide also lists street food, and Chinatown stalls like Jek Pui and Nai Mong Hoi Thod are the kind of places it covers.

Where can I eat cheap and good food in Bangkok?

Chinatown. Jek Pui's curries and Nai Mong Hoi Thod's oyster omelet cost well under ฿200, and Phed Mark's pad kaprao on Sukhumvit is about the same. Go early, since the stalls sell out, and bring cash.

Which Bangkok restaurant has the best view?

RONGROS, on the river with a direct view of Wat Arun. Book a river table well ahead for sunset.

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