Pattaya has more to offer than sun, sea and evening entertainment. Those who really want to eat well will discover a surprisingly refined culinary scene full of international flair and local pride. From elegant rooftops to atmospheric beach bars: these ten restaurants prove that the city is also a destination for gourmets.

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Albricias, winner of the “Restaurantes de España Award 2024”, serves a refined interpretation of Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine in Sathorn. Chef David Aparicio, with more than twenty years of experience in Michelin restaurants, brings classic flavors with an Asian twist. In a stylish, relaxed setting, you will taste seasonal products, elegant wines and daring combinations that convince with craftsmanship, nuance and creativity.

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The 10 best restaurants in Bangkok

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April 19, 2025

Bangkok is a foodie’s paradise. From stylish Michelin-starred restaurants to iconic street food, you’ll find culinary experiences you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Here are the top restaurants in Bangkok that foodies can’t miss.

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Thailand enchants travelers with its vibrant cities, exotic beaches, and rich culture. From atmospheric cafes and culinary gems to breathtaking national parks and ancient temples—Google Maps has revealed the country’s top-rated destinations. This roundup will help you create the ultimate Thai travel experience and introduce you to the favorite spots of travelers worldwide.

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Pattaya is more than just sun, sea and sand. In this vibrant Thai coastal city you can taste dishes from all corners of the world. From authentic Thai curries and Italian pizzas to Russian specialties and Mexican tacos – Pattaya is a paradise for foodies. Be surprised by the tastes, smells and culinary highlights that this city has to offer.

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View Bangkok from above. Bangkok has a number of skyscrapers with a roof terrace that offer spectacular views of the city. Do this both during the day and in the dark. The millions of lights then provide an almost unreal spectacle.

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Thalang Road in Old Phuket Town has been home to numerous small restaurants and cafes for several years now, but we focus our attention on one very special restaurant, namely the Kopitiam Coffeeshop. A coffee shop or rather a restaurant that is housed in a building that was built at the beginning of the 20th century. Inside you can taste the past.

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In Naklua, Jomtien and Pattaya you will find a surprising mix of Dutch and Flemish restaurants, perfect for expats and tourists looking for a piece of home in tropical Thailand. From cozy pubs with bitterballen and Heineken to Belgian beers and Flemish fries, these places offer a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy European comfort, with the warm beaches of Pattaya in the background.

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There is certainly no shortage of restaurants in Bangkok for many tastes and price ranges. For many years I have counted Det 5 on Sukhumvit Road in Soi 8 in Bangkok as one of my favorites. Delicious dishes for a very reasonable price with the opportunity to enjoy the delicious dishes in a cheerful garden in the middle of this metropolis.

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In 2024, eight impressive Bangkok restaurants made it onto the prestigious list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants, a testament to the city's culinary epicenter. From innovative dishes to traditional flavors, these establishments represent the best of Asian gastronomy, curated by an elite group of more than 300 culinary experts.

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Those who like to shop can enjoy themselves in Bangkok. The shopping centers in the Thai capital can compete with, for example, those in London, New York and Dubai. A mall in Bangkok is not just for shopping, they are complete entertainment centers where you can eat, go to the cinema, bowl, play sports and ice skate. There is even a shopping center with a floating market.

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After a walk in Lumpini you may have worked up an appetite and then Krua Nai Baan (Home Kitchen) is recommended. The food is delicious and considering the prime location the prices are very reasonable.

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Despite the fact that I fell through the basket as a wine connoisseur last time when I wrote something about wine, I will not let myself stop writing something about wine again. This time about drinking wine in restaurants in Isaan.

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The Le Du restaurant in Bangkok has been named the 15th best restaurant in the world. Le Du, a modern restaurant inspired by Thai cuisine, has been named the world's 1.080th best restaurant in the World's 15 Best Restaurants list by a panel of 50 culinary experts. The top three of this list consists of the restaurants “Central” in Lima, “Disfrutar” in Barcelona and “Diverxo” in Madrid.

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In a previous post I discussed some of my favorite eateries in and around Chiang Mai. Today I want you to discover the wide region around the capital of the north. I like to start in Chiang Dao, about 70 km north of Chiang Mai.

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The opinions expressed about Isaan on this blog are just as diverse as in Thailand itself. I have no problem admitting I'm an Isaan fan. Years ago I was already struck by the quiet, rural and traditional character of the region. My wife is an Isan with Khmer roots and we live next to the Mun which forms the border between Buriram and Surin.

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Eating in the north of Thailand is a very different experience than in the rest of the country. However, too few Farang and even expats realize this. Too often people underestimate the very rich and deep tradition that forms the basis of cooking.

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Bangkok, the City of Angels, is culinary heavenly as one of the most diversified cities on the planet. You will find literally anything and everything that the heart of a true food lover could desire, from dazzling Michelin stars to super simple but oh so tasty street food.

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Saturday evening I took a walk from my house to Naklua Road, a pleasant street in Naklua, north of Pattaya, with many restaurants, terraces and beer bars. I decided to eat in Nachrichtentreff, an Austrian restaurant, which is best known for the huge Wiener schnitzels that are served there.

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Those who want to enjoy Belgian cuisine can go to the Belga Rooftop Bar and Brasserie of the Sofitel Sukhumvit in Bangkok. The Belgian chef has more to offer than fries, waffles, beer and chocolate, for which our southern neighbors are best known. The new menu, created by hotel executive chef Nicolas Basset, focuses on seasonally delicious Belgian ingredients.

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