Restaurants in Old City, Bangkok

Bangkok’s Old City is one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods, where historic buildings have been preserved to reflect their original character from a hundred years ago. This area is home to a mix of restaurants, from cozy old shophouse eateries to vibrant street food stalls.

From the bustling streets of Chinatown to the semi-outdoor markets and the tourist-favorite areas near Bangkok’s iconic wats and palaces, you’ll find hawkers serving freshly cooked meals, often eaten straight from the hand or on small plastic seats at makeshift tables. Whether you prefer authentic Thai street food or high-end international dining, Bangkok’s Old City is a true paradise for food lovers and culinary explorers.

Seven Spoons

Seven Spoons

Seven Spoons is a destination restaurant promises to tickle your senses in a warm, minimalist gastrobar on the edge of Chinatown. It offers a modern cuisine menu, including Mediterranean influenced dishes and pasta, lovingly made from locally produced and organic ingredients wherever possible.
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Sheepshank Public House

Sheepshank Public House

Brand new Sheepshank Public House is a beacon of modern cuisine on historic, bohemian Phra Arthit Road. Cool minimalist, industrial design in a former boat repai shop, the restaurant features a long and spectacular view of the river and Rama 8 bridge.

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Thip Samai Pad Thai Restaurant

Thip Samai Pad Thai Restaurant

Possibly the most famous phad thai joint in the country. The signature version, 'pad thai song-kreung' consists of shrimp roe, prawns, fried egg, fresh crabmeat, ground cuttlefish and sliced mango – very delicious. Beside phad thai, Thip Samai is also known for its freshly squeezed orange juice and ice smoothies with pieces of sliced coconut.
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