Le Normandie

The Best 2 MICHELIN stars in Bangkok. Absolutely amazing food and services. One of the best view of Chao Phraya river. Highly recommended.

The Michelin two-star Mandarin Oriental Le Normandie recommends foie gras, truffles, caviar, lobster & wagyu. The view of the Poye River is paired with the highest-grade cuisine in Paris and Tokyo. It is undoubtedly the best authentic French restaurant in Bangkok. The service quality is impeccable, and the spacious and gorgeous space and comfortable chairs that can be sat on for five hours are also worthy of praise. A takeaway snack bag and a hand-painted thank-you card are provided.

A good value meal. The service of Le Normandie is really the best. From the email reservation and dining service before the trip to the feedback after the meal, every step makes you feel at home. The river view is pleasing to the eye. Although the whole restaurant is not particularly large, the comfort is not discounted. The hotel reception staff is also very kind.

Le Normandie at Mandarin Oriental Bangkok is our favorite two-Michelin-star restaurant and one of the best French restaurants in Asia. The eight-course dinner gave us countless surprises with the chef's creativity. French cuisine, two Michelin stars, 10,086 times better than the ginza sushi ichi at Miyi last night, delicious! It was so relaxing to look at the river view! ​

A Chinese restaurant. I've had dim sum here and it's delicious. This time we ordered food and dishes. Because there were so many of us, we ordered more than ten dishes. 1⃣️Duck meat is just like eating Peking duck. It tastes good. Recommended. 2⃣️Tofu is very delicious. Highly recommended. 3⃣️Oyster cake or something. Anyway, I ate three pieces quietly by myself. 4⃣️Sweet and sour chicken is very delicious. This sweet and sour flavor lover called him. 5⃣️Mutton pot. You can taste the unique smell of lamb. Hahahaha, but it's really delicious. It's stewed very well. There are also radishes in it. I don't remember a few other dishes. Hahaha. The ones mentioned are all impressive.

In the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok, it is known as the oldest and best French restaurant in Asia. Although it has been downgraded to two stars, it is still one of the best French restaurants in Asia. Formal attire is still required. It is strongly recommended to book a window seat in advance. It is still beautiful to dine while looking at the view of the Chao Phraya River.