Indulge in Thailand's culinary heritage at The Siam Tea Room, located at
Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok. Savor Chef Aunkool "Aony" Poolpipat's
delectable dishes while dining al fresco.

• Take in stunning views of the majestic Chao Phraya River through expansive windows

  
  

• Taste food from a renowned chef with a menu inspired by cherished family recipes

  
  

• Satisfy your senses with daily delights made by pastry chefs with fresh bread, pastries, and treats

  
  

— What You Can Expect —

Discover The Siam Tea Room, a multifaceted culinary destination nestled by the
legendary Chao Phraya River at Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok. Immerse
yourself in Thailand's rich culinary heritage within an elegant two-story
wooden building offering both indoor and alfresco seating, complemented by
stunning river views.

Led by the talented Chef Aunkool "Aony" Poolpipat, a team of Thai chefs
passionately crafts traditional dishes inspired by Chef Aony's grandmother's
recipes. Using only the freshest local and seasonal ingredients, the menu
promises an unforgettable gastronomic journey through the annals of "Old
Siam."

Experience signature delights like the zesty orange salad with crispy fried
gourami and succulent sweet pork, or relish the tender grilled free-range pork
ribs marinated in tamarind sauce, paired with aromatic roasted rice, fried
chili, and fragrant kaffir lime leaves. Don't miss the tantalizing crab curry
with betel leaves, showcasing the finest local crab simmered in a spicy
homemade yellow curry sauce and served with delicate vermicelli noodles.

— Important Info —

• Location: The Siam Tea Room (Asiatique The Riverfront branch)
• Address: Link
• Restaurant opening hours: Daily, 12:00 pm–12:00 am

• Dress code policy:
  
  - Please dress in smart casual wear. Entry will be denied to those wearing
  athletic attire, slippers, or sleeveless T-shirts

  
  

• Please do not arrive at the restaurant later than 15 minutes of your selected time slot. Otherwise, your reservation will be automatically canceled