Baan Suriyasai (บ้านสุริยาศัย) is a Michelin-starred Thai gourmet restaurant housed in a stunning, beautifully restored, 100-year-old Victorian-Thai colonial-style mansion on Surawong Road. Originally built during the reign of King Rama VI for the esteemed Bunnag family, the estate now serves as a living museum. It perfectly preserves the architecture of a bygone era, with whitewashed wooden structures, intricate carvings, and lush, manicured lawns that instantly transport guests away from the modern skyscrapers of the surrounding Bang Rak district.
The culinary concept focuses on preserving the rare and endangered royal Thai cuisine. Each dish is treated like a work of art, prepared with meticulous care using centuries-old techniques and family recipes passed down through generations in royal households. The kitchen emphasizes a delicate balance of flavors—sweet, sour, salty, and spicy—and enhances the presentation with artfully crafted tableware. In addition to the main dining room, the property features the Content Bar, an elegant jazz and cocktail lounge that creates drinks using traditional Thai medicinal herbs, as well as a highly popular afternoon tea experience that pairs exquisite loose-leaf teas with artfully handcrafted Thai sweets.
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Open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM

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