Here’s a list of the top 5 international dishes that impressed our local and international inspectors during the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2020 inspections.

Stay hungry, Phuket & Phang-Nga.

The camera definitely eats first at these star-studded restaurants.

Chef Ton of one-MICHELIN-starred restaurant Le Du takes us to the scenic countryside of Bangkok and shares his insights on sourcing for Thailand’s beautiful local produce.

Heritage, modernity and food fuel the renaissance of historic Charoen Krung. A perfect neighbourhood to eat and spend the day!

The signature dish at Polo Fried Chicken (Bib Gourmand) is equally delicious as a simple meal with warm sticky rice, or as part of the menu offerings which now include a range of Isaan (Thai northeastern) classics, a feast of flavours that illustrates just how much better food is when enjoyed with friends.

If you want to truly explore Bangkok’s Chinatown, now’s your chance to do so without the hassle of getting there.

With the help of MICHELIN Inspectors, we’ve put together some dos and don’ts for eating Japanese omakase and listed where to get the best omakase experience in Bangkok.

Enjoy the island paradise of Phuket along with these dining privileges from Citi credit cards.

Europe is always a good idea.

Celebrate the friendship between Thailand and Italy at these selected Italian restaurants of the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2019.

Although these restaurants may be farther out than your usual haunts, we’ll bet the trip will be worthwhile. From soul-soothing khao soi to spicy mangosteen salads, here’s a few reasons you need to get to Ari.

Tucked away in an alley off South Sathorn Road, a Chinese restaurant looks beyond the ordinary to serve authentic cuisine made with family recipes from the restaurant’s Cantonese founder, with a menu comprising dishes best enjoyed with a cold one.

Take a Journey through Thailand from northern specialties to southern delights with Michelin Guide and Citibank.

Bring on the butter...and the cheese, the hearty coq au vin, delicate mille-feuille, copious bottles of Chablis and—you get the picture. Here are the best restaurants in Bangkok to get your French cuisine fix.

Two MICHELIN Star restaurant Mezzaluna and Chef Ryuki Kawasaki launches a new 7-course menu.

For over 50 years, Jay Oh (Bib Gourmand) has been serving flavour-packed dishes, best enjoyed with the refreshing taste of a quality drink in Bangkok’s adventure-filled evenings.

As much as we want to impose a strictly vegetarian diet, it’s hard for carnivores to steer clear of the temptation to order a juicy steak from the selection of Bangkok and Phuket’s meat and grills eateries. These are our top picks for the best steaks in the city.