Bangkok is one of the world's most popular travel destinations, and for good reason: the culture, the nightlife, and of course, the food! We would even argue that you can only call yourself a true gourmet after experiencing Bangkok's fine dining.

We commissioned Expedia's travel experts to compile a list of the best hotel restaurants in Bangkok for those who appreciate fine dining.

City center

The Pullman Hotel G offers numerous amenities, including a full-service spa, a gym, a leisure center, and a pool terrace. It also houses the Scarlett Wine Bar & Restaurant – 37 floors above the bustling streets of Bangkok. This elegant restaurant regularly serves some of the city's finest French cuisine.

Other great restaurants in the city center

Pathum Wan

We recommend a stay at the St. Regis and a meal at the hotel's Zuma restaurant. We especially recommend the paper-thin sliced ​​sea bass with yuzu truffle oil and the spicy beef fillet with red chili and soy sauce. End your evening with a nightcap in the lounge.

Other great restaurants in Pathum Wan

Sathon

You should treat yourself to an exclusive menu at an award-winning restaurant at least once in your life. Visit Celadon at The Sukhothai and choose between a 9- or 12-course tasting menu. We're sure you've never experienced a dinner like this before.

Other great restaurants in Sathon

Embassy district

Located in the heart of the embassy district on Wireless Road, the Oriental Residence Bangkok offers everything you would expect from a luxury hotel: numerous amenities and one of the few Michelin-starred restaurants in Thailand. Restaurant Savelberg is the creation of Dutch chef Henk Savelberg – be sure to try the caviar tasting platter and other delicacies.

More fantastic restaurants in the embassy district

Bang Rak

For an unforgettable breakfast experience in Bangkok, the Verandah at the Mandarin Oriental is the best choice. We recommend the French toast with caramelized pears and a glass of freshly squeezed papaya juice.

Other great restaurants in Bang Rak

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