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Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok operates 12 restaurants and bars featuring cuisines ranging from French fine dining to Thai, Cantonese, and Italian. The venues span casual all-day dining to specialized experiences, with the historic Bamboo Bar offering live jazz performances nightly. Each restaurant leverages the hotel's riverside heritage and culinary tradition.
Check availability Official websiteAnne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie offers French fine dining, while Baan Phraya presents Thai cuisine and The China House by Chef Fei specializes in Cantonese and Chaoshan heritage cuisine. Lord Jim's serves premium international buffet, The Verandah provides all-day dining options, and Ciao Terrazza offers Italian cuisine. Sala Rim Naam features authentic Thai cuisine accompanied by traditional Thai dance performances, while Terrace Rim Naam presents Thai dining with river views.
The Bamboo Bar has operated since 1947 as Bangkok's first jazz venue, retaining its sensual 1950s atmosphere. Live jazz and blues performances feature Monday to Thursday from 8:00 pm to 11:45 pm, Friday to Saturday from 8:00 pm to 12:45 am, and a solo pianist on Sundays from 9:00 pm to 11:45 pm. The bar offers The Evolution cocktail menu featuring local ingredients, along with an extensive list of classic cocktails. After 6:30 pm, guests are requested to wear elegant attire and proper footwear; gentlemen must wear long trousers and closed shoes.
The Authors' Lounge serves traditional afternoon tea with old-world charm. The Mandarin Oriental Shop offers fine pastries and gourmet items. Riverside Terrace provides BBQ buffet dining. Children's menus are available at multiple venues to accommodate family dining.
The Verandah offers all-day dining for families with children's menus and riverside views. Sunday performances by a balloon artist add entertainment for younger guests. Sala Rim Naam provides a children's menu featuring fried rice, steamed and deep-fried sea bass, and crispy fried chicken. Pool-side dining includes a dedicated kids' menu with options such as mini burgers, grilled salmon, and pasta.
Anne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie serves French fine dining. Baan Phraya offers Thai cuisine, and The China House by Chef Fei specializes in refined Cantonese and Chaoshan heritage cooking. Multiple other venues provide Italian, Thai, and international options.
Live jazz and blues performances occur Monday to Thursday from 8:00 pm to 11:45 pm, Friday to Saturday from 8:00 pm to 12:45 am, and a solo pianist performs Sundays from 9:00 pm to 11:45 pm.
The Bamboo Bar established in 1947 as Bangkok's first jazz venue. It retains its original sensual 1950s atmosphere and draws jazz enthusiasts from around the world.
Yes. The Verandah and Sala Rim Naam offer dedicated children's menus. Pool-side dining includes a kids' menu with items such as mini burgers, grilled salmon, pasta, and fish and chips.
The Bamboo Bar requests elegant attire and proper footwear after 6:30 pm. Gentlemen must wear long trousers and closed shoes; sleeveless shirts are not permitted. Other venues have varying dress codes available upon inquiry.
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