Al Saray - Silom

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• Wilgner Gomes

  a month ago

  Absolutely amazing experience! The Lebanese food was outstanding, full of flavor, and prepared to perfection. Every dish I tried was delicious, and the drinks were just as impressive. Honestly, this was one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had. I’ve never tasted food this flavorful and memorable in my life. Highly recommended! 🇱🇧✨🍽️

• Suphanai Chaichorfa

  5 months ago

  Stepping out of my comfort zone today for my very first taste of Indian flavors at a Lebanese restaurant—and wow, I’m impressed! We were looking for something new with easy access, and this place popped up at just the right time. The vibe is a bit moody with its dim lighting, but that definitely didn’t stop my taste buds from having a party! lol. We started with crackers and three dipping sauces; the creamy one was an absolute winner for me. The Highlights: • 🥗 Fattoush Salad: Super refreshing! The pomegranate and greens are a match made in heaven. That crispy topping (not sure what it is, but it tastes like crispy bacon!) added the perfect crunch. • 🥣 Chickpea Puree: Look at that texture! It’s incredibly smooth, creamy, and melts in your mouth. • 🍞 Cream Soup in Bread Bowl: Not just photogenic it’s actually delicious and comforting. • 🍛 The Star of the Show: The Curries. I paired it with plain Naan and Fried Rice. While the rice was fragrant and packed with spices, the Naan+Curry combo stole my heart. Finished the meal with a Mango Smoothie perfectly sweet and so refreshing. If you’re looking for a unique culinary adventure, this is it!

• Edward T T

  a month ago

  Al Saray is Lebanese-Indian and yes, you’ll understand why they have several awards for restaurant and food quality. The vibe of the SiLom branch is quite low-key but very fancy in the interior, has 3 levels and is classy. The food was absolutely fantastic and though a bit more upscale, well worth it. This restaurant is well worth a visit for any occasion and great for date nights or formal dining.

• Apichart Dausiri

  4 months ago

  One of the decent Lebanese and Indian restaurants in town. Located right next to BTS sky train - Saladaeng station. The food is halal but for the drink, there is alcohol available. The vibe is good with dimming light and earth tone decoration. Oriental salad is so refreshing. Love the sour taste which helps to balance after having meat and curry. Sambousek cheese is interesting manu and perfect for appetizer. It is like a fried dough which has a crispy texture outside and stuffed with light homemade style cheese inside. Chicken Tikka Masala is nicely cooked. The curry has nice aroma of spice with tamato based gravy. The chicken is so tender. Hummus is delicious. It has a light and smooth texture. Lamb Kofta is a grilled dish. Using minced lamb meat mix with spice then grilled. Fried potato chip is yummy but only come small portion, wish there are more of them. Lamb has a strong taste and unique smell which is too strong to my personal preference, comparing to my lamp meal experience elsewhere. There are still many interesting manus to explore which I will come back.

• Monk Monk

  5 months ago

  Food wise it could be considered one of the best indian and Lebanese place in Bangkok. To be fair, there are other really good indian places as well but this one is probably up there. The atmosphere is not the best, like don’t expect high end or like those in hotels, but it’s clean and not stuffy like most local indian places. Taste wise, it’s very good, has all the flavors and the selection is great, especially because they have Lebanese selections as well. My favorite would be the cheese naan, plain naan, chicken tikka masala, the lamb and the Tabouli.

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