Michelin Restaurant Guide

Nearby stars to collect

Sushi Masato (1 Michelin Star)

Get an authentic taste of Japan at Chef Masato Shimizu’s eponymous omakase sushi bar in Bangkok. After garnering his fame in New York City, the chef has opened another elegant and intimate spot housed on a quiet lane in Soi Sukhumvit 31. Got a craving for the most exquisite uni and luxury sashimi cuts? Take it all in at this upscale chef’s table with fresh catches sourced directly from Japan, a top choice in any Bangkok restaurant guide.

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Gaa (1 Michelin Star)

Gaa offers much more than your standard Indian fare, so expect to be dazzled by their tasting menu that presents nouveau Indian dishes. Indian street food is transformed by way of modern techniques and presentation— making for a fresh dining experience that showcases Indian flavours amid a setting of a traditional Thai house.

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Cadence by Dan Bark (1 Michelin Star)

Chef Dan’s progressive American cuisine combines the best of Western and Asian cuisine into a tasting menu that boasts stunning attention to detail. Beautifully plated and a feast for the eyes, the restaurant also serves equally decadent cocktail or mocktail pairings.

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R-Haan (2 Micheline Stars)

The name R-Haan directly translates from Thai to English as “food”. A brainchild of celebrity chef Chumpol Jangprai, the fine dining establishment serves authentic Thai cuisine, using recipes that encapsulate traditional royal Thai dining. Besides dishes akin to the ones that have graced the tables of royalty, the tableware is also an occasion in itself. Hand-crafted and hand-painted ceramic dishes and bowls which are meticulously replicated by skilled craftsmen will have you feasting like a king from the glorious era of the Rattanakosin period.

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Sorn (2 Michelin Stars)

Sorn presents a sophisticated and refined interpretation of Southern Thai cuisine. With a focus on long lost recipes and local culinary wisdom, the restaurant also sustainably sources from a trusted network of farmers and fishermen. Southern fare is all about seafood, so expect dishes centered around catches from the ocean—and a load of heat and spices. Here, you’ll find the richest of flavours as soups and curries are slow-cooked, with some even double-boiled for 6 hours.

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Khao (1 Michelin Star)

Offering an innovative take on Thai cuisine, Khao’s menus are a harmonious blend of herbs and meticulously home-cooked dishes that exude creativity and excellence. Simple Thai essentials get an upgrade with their usage of premium ingredients—such as the Thai herbs and vegetable soup, but with Taraba crab. Don’t miss their unique sorbets for dessert: lemongrass and basil or pineapple and chili salt bring the meal to a refreshing close.

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Chim by Siam Wisdom (1 Michelin Star)

Set in a vintage Thai wooden house and surrounded by a verdant, manicured garden, you can find a wide array of traditional Thai cuisine here. Featuring dishes from all four regions of Thailand, Iron Chef Noom Thaninthorn strikes a fine balance between classic tastes and contemporary techniques. Have a taste of their pork belly with shrimp paste or the chef’s take on the legendary tom yum cooked instead with Songkhla sea bass.

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Aunglo by Yangrak

A lively modern Thai eatery in Bangkok, Aunglo by Yangrak reimagines street food over charcoal flames, inspired by the traditional aunglo stove. Expect smoky skewers, richly seasoned grilled dishes, and creative small plates with Thai, Chinese, and Japanese influences, ideal for sharing. Featured in the Michelin Guide with a Bib Gourmand distinction, the restaurant is recognised for delivering excellent quality at great value, making it a popular choice for contemporary Thai dining in a relaxed, energetic setting.

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Resonance (1 Michelin Star) 

An intimate fine dining experience in Bangkok, where Chef Shunsuke Shimomura presents a meticulously crafted tasting menu shaped by his global culinary journey. Modern European techniques are seamlessly interwoven with delicate Asian influences, resulting in dishes that are precise, seasonal, and quietly expressive. Set within a minimalist, contemporary space, the experience unfolds with understated elegance, while optional tea pairings thoughtfully enhance the menu’s refined balance of flavours.

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Wana Yook (1 Michelin Star)

A contemporary Thai dining experience inspired by Khao Gaeng (Thai rice and curry culture), reimagined with refined modern sensibility. Rooted in everyday Thai comfort food, the menu elevates familiar flavours into a structured tasting journey using seasonal ingredients and subtle creativity. Each course is precise yet unpretentious, balancing simplicity with sophistication. Set within an intimate, understated space, the experience feels warm, elegant, and thoughtfully connected to Thailand’s culinary heritage.

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