9 Best Restaurants in Chidlom

Elements at The Okura Prestige Bangkok serves exceptional French cuisine with Japanese influences. The Michelin-starred restaurant has a relaxed dining atmosphere, with an open kitchen concept and cantilevered terrace. Located on the 25th floor, Elements is easy to reach thanks to a direct walkway from the Phloen Chit BTS Skytrain Station.

Royal Osha at Royal Residence Park takes authentic Thai dishes and adds playful techniques and modern presentations to create a unique dining experience. Think tom yum soup served in a percolator, prime Wagyu beef with holy basil in a granite bowl, and cocktails that come with royal crowns. 

It's a whimsical restaurant that delivers on both taste and style. You can find Royal Osha Bangkok on the corner of Wireless Road and Ruam Rudee Road, close to the Phloen Chit BTS Skytrain and Lumphini MRT stations.

The food at Baan Restaurant is 100% Thai without compromise, thanks to Chef Ton’s extensive knowledge of traditional ingredients and recipes. Standouts include the som tum pa (green papaya spicy salad with fermented fish), larb nua (spicy, dry-aged minced beef salad), and moo satay (pork skewers). Located close to Lumphini Park, this rather hidden restaurant is around 1.7 km south of the Phloen Chit BTS Skytrain Station.

Zuma is a beautiful and exquisite Japanese restaurant designed by Noriyoshi Muramatsu, owner of Studio Glitt in Tokyo. Located the ground floor of the St Regis Bangkok, this restaurant offers you several ways to enjoy Japanese cuisine. You can sit at the sushi counter to see the chefs at work or try the robatayaki if you are a meat lover. A chef skilfully cuts and grills beef, lamb or seafood for the customers seated around the cooking table.

Bawarchi at InterContinental Bangkok is the flagship venue of a well-known Indian-Thai family of restaurateurs. With over 15 years of experience, the restaurant has won over locals, tourists and Bangkok’s substantial Indian community with their famous tandoori kebabs, creamy curries, and flavoursome vegetarian dishes. Bawarchi Bangkok also wins marks for their sizable drinks lists, which has an extensive range of international spirits, beers and wines.

Erawan Tea Room at Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok is popular for its English-style afternoon teas. This attractive teahouse is on Level 2 of the hotel, overlooking the famous Erawan Shrine. The selection of herbal teas is excellent, with labels from India, China, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. Try its Thai-inspired afternoon tea set, which has scones with Chiang Mai strawberry jam, flower-shaped dumplings with crab, crispy basket bites with roasted coconut, and mango sticky rice. While afternoon tea is a highlight, Erawan Tea Room is also a great stop for lunch if you’re shopping in Chidlom.

Glasshouse at Sindhorn Bangkok stretches from Wireless Road on one side to Langsuan Road on the other. It’s a looming structure of glass-and-steel with several high-end restaurants and cafes. Come for lunch and take advantage of excellent lunch specials, or enjoy dinner in stylish surroundings, either inside the 2-storey plaza or in the garden, where you can dine al fresco and enjoy live music.