Siam City Hotel Restaurants In Bangkok

Restaurants & Bars

In a city renowned for its culinary diversity, ingenuity and quality, the Siam City Hotel is proud to hold a well-deserved spot at the top of the dining tier. Our award-winning restaurants count among the best in town and are regular frequented by a bevy of international and local dignitaries, celebrities and locals. The hotel is pleased to offer patrons a diverse range of culinary delights; catering to all tastes, budgets and dietary requirements.

At the Siam City Hotel, fine dining is our passion. We are proud to present Thai and international cuisine that will inspire even the most discerning palate. We strive to serve the most authentic, delicious and diverse food in town. To accomplish this we've assembled some of the best cooking talent from around Thailand and across the globe. Our Executive Chef at Spice & Rice Thai-Halal Restaurant, Amornrat Sae-heng, is a local Thai legend. Her special dishes frequently feature unusual combinations of ingredients and flavours found in age-old Thai recipes that have evolved through time. At Lin-Fa Chinese Restaurant we have master chef Kotchapak Metheebovorn at the helm. His amazing Cantonese culinary creations have been delighting local residents for decades. For something sweet, go no further than our authentic French pâtissier Jean-marc Breney, whose cakes, breads and pastries will have you salivating for more. And for those yearning for the freshest of fish, don’t go past the skills of chef Sombat Korbmad at Kamon Japanese Restaurant & Steakhouse. He’s authentic recipes are a delight; stop by for sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki, noodles and more.

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Lin-Fa Chinese Restaurant

Renovated little over two years ago, Lin-Fa is unquestionably Bangkok's home of chic, modern Cantonese dining. Authentic Chinese cuisine is served amidst an unparalleled collection of antiques from around the Middle Kingdom. A must-try is the restaurant's signature and legendary Peking duck, sliced to perfection and served with traditional, paper-thin rice flour pancakes and homemade plum dipping sauce. Popular also is the hotel's weekend all-you-can-eat dim sum, a real treat for foodies. A meeting room and numerous individual dining rooms are available for more private events. There is even a Tea Bar in the foyer, where guests may sample and purchase an assortment of Chinese teas, such as green, oolong and chrysanthemum.

Open 11:30 – 14:30 for lunch and 18:00 – 22:30 for dinner daily.

* This top-notch Cantonese restaurant was named as one of Thailand's ‘Best Restaurants' by Thailand Tatler Magazine in 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2011. American Express also awarded it a ‘My Favorite Restaurant' award in 2002 and 2003.