曼谷都喜天丽酒店

Step into this white, 4-storey renovated house in Si Lom for an intimate dining experience. Chef Prin Polsuk, known for his work at Nahm, and his wife Thanyaporn ‘Mint’ Jarukittikun change the tasting menu every two months. Rooted in traditional Thai recipes but inspired by discoveries on their travels, one season’s menu may spotlight treasures from Isan, while the next may boast the best of Southern Thai flavours. Bookings are only through social media.

Chef "Ton" Thitid brings creative flair to Thai cuisine at Le Du, where a rotating menu celebrates the seasons – Du is derived from the Sanskrit word for "season". In summer, standout dishes include khao chae and the richly flavoured khao khluk kapi with river prawns. The striking ceiling covered with 20,000 test tubes adds visual drama, and the delightful, attentive service team ensures each dish is thoughtfully explained, creating a warm dining experience.

Every dish displays Chef Pim’s creativity and attention to detail, with her passion for authentic Thai flavours shining through in both the set menus and à la carte dishes. For the full experience, order the Heritage set menu. It boasts a stream of delicious dishes from savoury canapés to flavourful mains and a luscious dessert.

This is so much more than merely an Indian restaurant – at INDDEE you’re taken on a culinary journey around all parts of India and with each of the 10 or so courses of the set menu comes a story. Whether it’s carabinero finished off at your table to represent Goa, or the harsh Himalayan winter signified by pickled vegetables, each dish is a visual delight with memorable flavours. The chef’s extensive experience working in a Japanese restaurant is also evident – for example, the snacks include patra, made with Hokkaido scallops. The delightful service team enhances the experience with their cha

In an elegant, softly lit setting with Thai art hung on the walls, Saneh Jaan serves refined Thai classics. Offering an intimate fine dining experience that remains rooted in heritage, it is ideal for business or special occasions. Lovingly made recipes draw on Thai royal and regional archives: highlights include crispy rice vermicelli with river prawn, and catfish stir-fried with chilli, salted egg yolk and kaffir lime – both perfect with jasmine rice.

Chef Arnaud Dunand Sauthier ushers diners into a cosy, chalet-style home inspired by his Savoyard upbringing. A polished contemporary tasting menu draws on Alpine memories, Breton holidays and a glittering global career, each course delicate yet sure-footed. The cellar showcases Alsace and Savoie with aplomb, and a high point is the impressive trolley bearing over 20 cheeses – mostly French, interspersed with a selection of carefully chosen local finds.

The Singaporean chef is renowned for his culinary approach that combines traditional and modern techniques with meticulous attention to detail. His introduction to each course reveals his enduring passion for his craft. Seated at the L-shaped counter, diners can soak up the dynamic energy of the kitchen. The city view adds another dimension to this memorable culinary experience.