LUMA BANGKOK
spanish restaurant
The experience
Area: Phrom Phong.
Vibes & highlights
Location & contact
- Address
- 113, 9-10 Soi Thong Lo, Khwaeng Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand
- Phone
- +66 99 614 1158
- Website
- Visit website
Google reviews
Based on 252 Google ratings
Estelle Wong
3 weeks agoThe overall ambiance is absolutely lovely. Designed in a cozy bistro style, the place tastes elegant and refined. The service was warm and attentive throughout my meal. What surprised me most was the exquisite presentation of every dish. I ordered chicken leg, which came with extremely delicate plating. The dessert portion was surprisingly generous too. I had a fantastic dining experience here. I will definitely come back again.
RattoWanderlust
3 months agoI recently dined at Luma Bangkok and had a very enjoyable Spanish dining experience. The restaurant is led by Chef Pepe Dasí Jiménez from Valencia, and the menu reflects authentic Spanish techniques paired with carefully sourced premium ingredients, including high-quality Ibérico selections and fresh seafood. Here are some of the dishes we tried: • Paella del Senyoret (~¥7,200 / €45 equivalent) Aromatic saffron rice with well-balanced seafood flavours. Comforting yet refined. • Pescado a la Donostiarra (~¥6,900 / €43 equivalent) Spanish seabass prepared in classic Basque style. The fish was perfectly cooked and delicately seasoned. • Croquetas de Jamón Ibérico (~¥1,600 / €10 equivalent) Crisp on the outside, creamy inside — easily one of our favourite dishes of the evening. • Esgarraet (~¥1,400 / €9 equivalent) A surprisingly memorable vegetable dish with smoky depth and natural sweetness. Desserts were also a highlight: • Flan de Calabaza (~¥1,300 / €8 equivalent) The caramelised pumpkin seeds added excellent texture and balance. • Torrija (~¥1,600 / €10 equivalent) Rich, indulgent, and beautifully nostalgic. The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed, making it suitable for both special occasions and casual gatherings. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Overall, Luma Bangkok offers a well-executed and authentic Spanish dining experience in Bangkok. Reservations are recommended.
oporsuthini
5 months agoI personally love Spanish food, but not really a fan here😢 None of the dishes I like except the grilled octopus one. Even the main actor like paella, the taste was okay but the portion was so little(compared to paella i had from other places). And the rice, it was like a rock, first I thought it was uncooked. But the waiter said it was the restaurant’s style to make it crispy. However, restaurant vibes were lit, the lighting makes it even more romantic(nice place to go for a date). The restroom was nice too, I love that. Service was great.
Clara See
6 months agoStumbled across and was drawn by it dark chill aesthetics. Got myself a cosy counter seat where I could easily space into the random chatter in the kitchen. Wasn’t too hungry so I got a broccolini n aged steak. Fantastic choice. Beautiful flavours perfectly cooked. Was served medium rare (perhaps the most ideal way to enjoy meat according to most connoisseurs) but I personally liked medium. The chef gave me a surprise 20% off and a dessert on the house to show his respectful acknowledgement of my personal preference. Fantastic service, delicious food and soaked in by the ambience 😻 Definitely recommended
TJ
3 months agoHad an incredible dining experience at LUMA. Every single dish we ordered was delicious and authentic. The beef dishes were definitely the highlight. Basque Burnt Cheesecake was absolutely divine. it's incredibly creamy and easily one of the best I’ve ever had.