PARK SATHORN RESTAURANT

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• Erica Mateus

  5 months ago

  Park Sathorn Restaurant is a charming hidden gem nestled in the heart of Bangkok, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s fast-paced energy. The moment you step inside, you’re surrounded by lush greenery that instantly creates a calm, garden-like atmosphere. With a mini waterfall, koi fish swimming gracefully, and beautifully landscaped surroundings, the restaurant feels more like a nature retreat than a city dining spot. It’s incredibly well decorated and filled with Insta-worthy corners, making it a great place for photos, whether you’re visiting during the day or in the evening. The menu is quite diverse, offering a mix of Asian and Italian dishes, along with some vegan options, which is always appreciated. I ordered the vegan spring rolls, priced at 250 baht, and they were quite large and filling, making the price reasonable. I also tried the Chinese kale salad, which was labeled as spicy but turned out to be mild. While it wasn’t spicy as expected, the flavors were still enjoyable. The fruit punch was refreshing and complemented the meal well, especially in such a relaxed, outdoor setting. The prices overall are average for Bangkok, especially considering the ambiance and location. However, the service was just okay. The waiter didn’t speak much English, which made communication a bit challenging, and she forgot to bring two items we had ordered. We also had to remind her to bring our receipt and change, which slightly disrupted an otherwise pleasant experience. That said, Park Sathorn is worth visiting for its beautiful setting, relaxing vibe, and varied menu. It’s a great spot for a casual meal, a quiet catch-up with friends, or simply enjoying nature in the middle of the city.

• Jutaphet Kraithep

  4 months ago

  The food was delicious, inexpensive, and the portions were very generous. For two people, you might not be able to finish everything if you order more than four dishes, as I initially thought the portions would be smaller and ended up ordering more than four dishes, which we couldn't finish and tried to eat until we were practically bursting. There was also a performance, and I regret not having enough cash to tip them. The service was good, but when we first entered the restaurant, there was no one to greet us, which was confusing as to where to go or sit. However, everything else was great, and the atmosphere was nice.

• Gabriel lzx

  6 months ago

  This restaurant has one of the most beautiful interior layouts, blending with nature with a zen ambience. You could tell each area was carefully maintained and shaped into the desired beauty. I had pineapple fried rice and some Thai coconut milk dessert, as it was more authentic to have Thai food in Bangkok. The flavour of pineapple fried rice was slightly better than average, but not extraordinary. One thing that I noticed was that the restaurant was offering too many dishes and cuisines, from Italian to Chinese, to Indian, to Thai, to mixed cuisine, with more than 50 different types of dishes. Usually, this confusion could cause a loss of focus in mastering all those dishes. The staff were pleasant, but you feel that the majority of the female staff was actually putting on a non-genuine smile only when you deliberately walked past them. The male staff in his 30s to 40s who served me was genuine from his heart, as I could tell. This place has absolutely beautiful decorations, but the food was leaning towards the average side.

• Ewa Marcol

  7 months ago

  The restaurant Is beautiful outside. Tables are under a massive tree with lanterns hanging above you. You feel like in the middle of a jungle. Unfortunately, it was raining when we visited so we had to be seated inside. The food wasn't great, we ordered few dishes to try them, but didn't like any of them. Most of them lacked flavour or wasn't cooked properly. One dish had a hair in it. Waitress apologised and replaced it, but we were expecting some compensation. Maybe a free drink or the dish for free. Nothing like this was offered. It felt like they were ignoring us after that. One positive thing about the food is the look of it. All dishes looked amazing. If you don't care about flavour you can come here and you'll love it. Considering the price, atmosphere and food I think 3 stars is generous, mostly for the feel and jungle vibe. And drinks vere also nice.

• Kanokenath Suthasiri

  6 months ago

  This place is an awe-inspiring garden restaurant . Driving through Soi Sri Alston, Cheuaploeng Road , Sathorn, along the way we couldn’t imagine there is the restaurant like this in town. This restaurant connecting walkway with Baan Suan Sathorn ( same owner). We love the natural ambiance within a large garden filled with diverse small and large trees. There is one giant tree with 150 years old …amazing. There are many seating zones and several styles of indoor areas. We arrived late afternoon and chose outdoor . This season, it is alright not so hot may be there are many trees 🌳. The menu is diverse and comprehensive, covering savory dishes and drinks ..all beautiful decorated and delicious. The price is alright compared to the quality & nice decoration & beautiful environment. There are parking lot but not many. However, we can park at Baan Suan Sathorn . Thank you for good service.

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