January 10, 201115 yr Hello! I am taking some friends of friends out for dinner this evening. They are staying in the Hilton Millenium so I would like to stay in that area, either; around the river near Taksin bridge, Sathorn or Silom. I would like to take them to a 'Thai food' restaurant with a nice ambiance, i.e. nowhere with v. loud music, bright strip lights or on the pavement. Price wise around 300-600 Baht per person (excluding drinks). Does anyone know of somewhere which may be suitable? Thanks in advance...
January 10, 201115 yr Try Baan Khanita http://www.baan-khanitha.com/index.php?action=branchessathorn〈=en (one of the best Thai food I have eaten (apart from the famous small stalls in sois
January 10, 201115 yr why not take a supper river cruse from YOK YOR restaurant pier.the Thai food is good and about 600bahts pp inc cover charge and drinks,and they get to see Bangkok by river. my other suggestion is TALLING PING ,in tanon Pan(that's that's the soi next to india temple in silom,it is a bit western but the thai food is first class.
January 10, 201115 yr 2nd Ban Khanita, pricy but excellent. The dinner cruise is also an excellent suggestion. Edited January 10, 201115 yr by dddave
January 10, 201115 yr I would recommend Benjarong in The Dusit Thani Hotel. I have never had better Thai food than what I have had there. I used to live a short walk from Ban Khanita so I tried it a few times but I never had a meal there as good as Benjarong.
January 10, 201115 yr Worth noting that to get from the Hilton Millenium to Sathorn where both Baan Khanita and the Dusit are located could take over an hour on weekday evening rush hour. I would recomend the Yok Yor itself, no need to go on the cruise. TH
January 10, 201115 yr Worth noting that to get from the Hilton Millenium to Sathorn where both Baan Khanita and the Dusit are located could take over an hour on weekday evening rush hour. I would recomend the Yok Yor itself, no need to go on the cruise. TH
January 10, 201115 yr Worth noting that to get from the Hilton Millenium to Sathorn where both Baan Khanita and the Dusit are located could take over an hour on weekday evening rush hour. I would recomend the Yok Yor itself, no need to go on the cruise. TH
January 10, 201115 yr Author Thanks for all the replies!! I would recomend the Yok Yor itself, no need to go on the cruise. Yes, someone else has suggested this to me. Is it very close to the Hilton (walking distance?) also I was told that there are 3 or 4 Yok Yors..... Is it only seafood or do they have a varied selection? Also, Baan Kanitha, I have never been there before, but it sounds nice! Is it within my budget (the website does not show any prices- not a good sign!) Thanks again. Edited January 10, 201115 yr by ashacat
January 10, 201115 yr If Baan Kanitha on Sathorn have the same prices as the Suk soi 23 branch, it's way too expensive,..... You will not get much within your budget! Edited January 10, 201115 yr by bergen
January 11, 201115 yr Check out the Buri Tara on the River right past the bridge, Entrees are about 500 Baht. YOu can dine inside or outside adjacent to the river. After 8:00pm there is a nice 2-man piano lounge singing group.
January 11, 201115 yr I see a lot of Thais at The View Restaurant down Charoen Nakorn every night I live the opposite side of the river from The View and have eaten there many times, the food is good, but the band can be loud at times, even when sitting outside. Also you could try Supatra River house, same side of river as Hilton, it is opposite the grand palace/thammasat university. http://www.supatrariverhouse.net/ Edited January 11, 201115 yr by random
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