Our Favourite Restaurants in Silom
Our list represents the diversity that makes Silom special. We’ve included fine dining experiences like Le Du Restaurant, which redefines Thai cuisine with innovative seasonal menus, alongside more affordable spots like Baan Phadthai, where you can enjoy authentic flavors without breaking the bank. Some restaurants command premium prices while others deliver quality meals at reasonable rates.
Each restaurant we’ve included earned its place through consistent quality, unique character, and memorable meals that keep us coming back for more.
Le Du Restaurant Bangkok
| Michelin Restaurant |
Le Du restaurant on Silom is one of our favourite restaurants in Bangkok, if not our favourite. We were lucky to discover it from the very early days and enjoyed the evolution from a young and shy hidden restaurant to a world-class, Michelin-starred venue. Chef Ton, a certified sommelier and an accomplished Chef, is involved in his passion for modern Thai cuisine using local fresh ingredients that most restaurants would overlook.
Cuisine: Thai Course Menu
Phone: +66 (0)92 919 9969
Hours: 6 pm – 10.30 pm (Closed on Sundays)
Price: High
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100 Mahaseth
| Michelin Restaurant |
100 Mahaseth has become one of my go-to restaurants in Bangkok when I’m wandering around the Charoen Krung area of Bangrak. It’s been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the MICHELIN Guide, which makes sense — the food is always great, and the concept is something a bit different. We’ve been several times, and it’s been consistently excellent each time. It’s also almost always full, but not in a chaotic way. There’s a nice buzz in the room, with that mix of warm lighting, exposed brick, and wood that makes the space feel both cosy and confident.
Cuisine: Thai
Phone: 02 235 0023
Hours: 11.30 am – 10.30 pm
Price: High
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80/20 Eighty Twenty Restaurant Bangkok
| Michelin Restaurant |
80/20 Eighty Twenty is a superb restaurant in the north of Silom that serves great cuisine in an area of Bangkok where not many modern restaurants have opened yet. Usually, modern cuisine chefs prefer the Thonglor and Sathorn areas, so it’s great to see new locations coming to life. If you are wondering, the name means that 80% of the ingredients are locally grown. 80/20 Eighty Twenty is listed in the Michelin Guide for Bangkok.
Cuisine: Thai Fusion
Phone: 099 118 2200
Hours: 6 pm – 11 pm
Price: High
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Sartoria by Chef Paulo Airaudo
| Michelin Restaurant |
Sartoria by Paulo Airaudo is a hidden gem perched on the 56th floor of Bangkok’s Empire Tower, offering a unique Italian fine-dining experience. Despite its unassuming entrance, the restaurant reveals an elegant setting with panoramic views of the city skyline and Bang Krachao Island in the distance.
Cuisine: Italian Fine Dining
Phone: 02 407 1654
Hours: 6 pm – 10.30 pm, Closed on Mondays
Price: High
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Nobu Bangkok
Sartoria by Paulo Airaudo is a hidden gem perched on the 56th floor of Bangkok’s Empire Tower, offering a unique Italian fine-dining experience. Despite its unassuming entrance, the restaurant reveals an elegant setting with panoramic views of the city skyline and Bang Krachao Island in the distance.
Cuisine: Modern Japanese
Phone: 02 407 1654
Hours: 5.30 pm – 1 am
Price: High
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Le Du Kaan
Le Du Kaan, on the 56th floor of The Empire Tower on Sathorn Road in Bangkok’s Silom district, is a remarkable dining experience that combines panoramic city views with creative Thai cuisine. This Rooftop restaurant is the latest addition to the culinary collection of our longtime friend Chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn, who began his journey about ten years ago with his very first restaurant just across the street, called Le Du.
Cuisine: Thai
Phone: 02 407 1654
Hours: 11.30 am -2.30 pm, 5 pm – 1 am
Price: High
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Daimasu Bangkok
Daimasu is a classic and fun izakaya in Silom with late-night hours, charcoal grills, sashimi, and a drinks-first menu that draws office workers and Japanese regulars after work each night. The setting feels like a compact Tokyo tavern, with tight wood tables made of crates, handwritten signs, and floors where guests can also grill at the table, creating a lively dinner scene until close to midnight and beyond.
Cuisine: Izakaya
Phone: 02 634 1477
Hours: 5.30 pm – 1 am
Price: Moderate
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Benjarong Restaurant
Benjarong is a beautiful Thai restaurant hidden inside Baan Dusit Thani, a classic white house surrounded by a large, green garden right in the middle of Bangkok’s busy Silom area. With the chaos of Sala Daeng’s traffic and high-rise towers just outside, walking into the garden feels almost surreal, like stepping into another world that hasn’t changed for decades.
Cuisine: Thai
Phone: 02 200 9009
Hours: 11 am – 2.30 pm, 5.30 pm – 10 pm
Price: High
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Baan Phadthai
Baan Phadthai is a beautiful restaurant which received a Michelin Bib Gourmand (inspectors’ favourites for good value), hidden in one of these tiny lanes of Bangrak between Silom and the riverside. There is no need to describe what Pad Thai is; it’s now such a famous dish that it has become the culinary flagship of Thailand and a long-time favourite to so many travellers. So, dedicating a restaurant to a single dish might appear to be a challenge, but it is very common in Asia to focus on a single dish. If you wondered, Baan Phadthai means ‘The house of Pad Thai’, which was the right choice.
Cuisine: Thai
Phone: 02 060 5553
Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Price: Moderate
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Baan Suriyasai
Baan Suriyasai is a heritage restaurant in Silom district, recognised in the Michelin Guide for Bangkok. Set in a restored early 20th-century house once owned by a member of the Bunnag family, the restaurant offers royal Thai cuisine grounded in classic recipes. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared, highlighting flavours passed down through generations. The elegant interior, featuring original woodwork and refined details, provides a quiet setting rarely found in the city.
Cuisine: Royal Thai
Phone: 02 060 5553
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Price: Affordable
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Nantei Yakitori
Nantei Yakitori in Silom sits inside Montien Mall on Surawong Road, just opposite the famous Patpong Street. The restaurant focuses on charcoal and smokeless-grill skewers with a clean, modern setting suitable for quick lunches or relaxed dinners. The speciality is chicken parts cooked simply with tare or a distinctive mineral-rich salt linked to the Tibetan Plateau, highlighting textures like seseri (neck), tebanaka (mid-wing), tsukune with raw egg dip, and rarer cuts such as kokoro no kori (aorta) and chouchin (immature egg yolk).
Cuisine: Yakitori
Phone: 092 214 8585
Hours: 5 pm – 12 am
Price: Moderate
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