Restaurant in Bangkok: 7 Best Restaurants According to Michelin Guide

Food enthusiasts are likely familiar with the Michelin Guide, a yearly publication by the French tire company Michelin that rates restaurants. Being included in the Michelin Guide is considered one of the best and highest honors in the culinary world.

The Michelin Guide has a section called ‘Bib Gourmand.’ This part is a guide for people who are seeking excellent food at a reasonable price.

Bangkok is one of the cities with a unique record in the Michelin Guide because street food became the first to win the Michelin Award. Apart from that, Bangkok also has other restaurants, including Bib Gourmand restaurants.

The Local

The Local is a fine dining restaurant that offers affordable cuisine. This restaurant offers authentic Thai food and a menu from all over the country. You can taste delicious food with hereditary and original recipes. One of the must-try menu items in this restaurant is the Massaman stew, made with oxtail and potato.

Price: 200 - 800 Bath

Location: 32 Soi Sukhumvit 23, Sukhumvit Road, Vadhana, Bangkok

Jae Oh

This restaurant is a favorite among students and international students in Thailand. These restaurants offer various menus, ranging from duck and fish to the delicious noodle menu that is people's favorite. Another dish that you have to try is the Spicy Tom Yum. However, remember that the restaurant can get quite busy, so it is better to avoid coming to this restaurant when you are starving as there is usually a long queue.

Price: Less than 200 Bath

Location: 113 Soi Charat Mueang, Pathum Wan, Bangkok

Baan Yai Phad Thai

You cannot say you have visited Bangkok without trying Phad Thai. Baan Yai Phad Thai is a highly recommended place to get a taste of this authentic Thai noodle dish. This restaurant is very popular among local people so it will be very crowded in this place. Therefore, it’s best to bring someone who can speak Thai to help you order your food.

Price: Less than 200 Bath

Location: Soi Inthamara 47, Din Daeng, Bangkok

Guay Tiew Kua Gai Suanmali

If you visit Bangkok, try Guay Tiew, a popular dish influenced by Chinese cuisine and enjoyed by local and international tourists. At Guay Tiew Kua Gai Suanmali, it is highly recommended to order chicken fried noodles. You will get crispy noodles paired with flavorful chicken that makes you want more!

Price: 50 Bath

Location: Khlong Hospital Junction 261/1 Soi Thewi Worayat, Luang Road, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok

Soul Food Mahanakorn

As its name suggests, Soul Food Mahanakorn offers dishes that soothe the soul. This restaurant serves generous portions, so it’s best to come with friends or family. Khao Soi is the menu that you have to order in this restaurant. This dish offers an exceptional combination of curry, noodles, and tender beef.

Price: 200 - 800 Bath

Location: 56/10 Soi Sukhumvit 55, Vadhana, Bangkok

Chakki

This Cantonese Restaurant, which has been open for 30 years, offers only a few menu items, including fried dumplings, fried noodles, and beef. You are better off coming to this restaurant before noon, as the restaurant may close once the food runs out.

Price: Less than 200 Bath

Location: 1/35 Ratchawithi Road, Ratchathewi, Bangkok

Jay Fai

The winner of the Michelin Star! Jay Fai restaurant opened 70 years ago and is run by the founder’s daughter. The Crab Omelette is one of the best menus from this restaurant. Besides that, there is crab curry and dry congee that you can also try. What sets Jay Fai apart is that the chef wears goggles while cooking and serving the food.

Price: 200 - 800 Bath

Location: 327 Samran Rat Junction, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok