Here are the Top Indian Restaurants in Bangkok that you can try!

Searching for spicy food which is not Thai? Want to eat at the very best Indian restaurants in Bangkok? Who doesn’t? Bangkok is a paradise for food lovers. No matter what cuisine you are looking for, the city has everything for you. There is something for every taste and budget in the city of angels.

The Thai culture is deeply influenced by India with the Buddhist temples as a great example. However, the influence did not stop when the first Buddhist missionaries came to Thailand. Many Indian have immigrated to Thailand forming a significant proportion of the population.

Though Indians and Thai-Indians live all over the country, there’s even a Little India in Bangkok. There are multiple Indian restaurants in Bangkok catering to the needs of the Indian population. Here’s a round-up of the top Indian restaurants in Bangkok that’ll bag you a seat at the table and offer a delicious Indian meal.

Amritsr Restaurant

The only Amritsari restaurant in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Amritsr Restaurant is must-visit for the best Indian food in Bangkok. Their food is their pride and passion, and they do not compromise on authenticity or taste.

The restaurant has a large menu of vegetarian and non-vegetarian Punjabi dishes including popular tandoori items like tandoori chicken, tandoori mixed vegetables, mutton tikka, kebabs. Other must-try are paneer tikka, chicken roll, fish masala, Amritsari kulcha, chicken and mutton biryani and many many more.

Besides snacks and full course meals, the restaurant offers mouth-watering Indian desserts such as Gajjar Halwa, Gulab Jamun, Kulfi, Moong Dal Halwa, Burfi and Ras Malai.  Tucked away in Khwaeng Khlong Toei, this eatery brings back the authentic flavours of Punjab.

Besides the original taste of Punjab, the restaurant also offers 24/7 online food delivery service. So, no matter whenever you crave for Indian food, you can pick a call or order your favourite food through the restaurant’s mobile app.

It is also recommended for outdoor catering and special arrangement for business events, birthday parties, weddings and other special occasions and functions.

Address:Soi Sukhumvit 22, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, 
Khet Khlong Toei, 
Bangkok 10110

Gaggan

Topping the charts as one of the top Indian restaurants in Bangkok, Gaggan is home to the most enjoyable Indian dining experiences you can have in Bangkok. Chef Gaggan Anand has curated what he defines as the progressive Indian cuisine with skills in the molecular gastronomy.

Situated in Langsuan, the gorgeous, white two-story house offers a pleasant change to Gaggan’s cooking style. Furthermore, the Chef dining areas offers the visitors a clear view of how the chefs prepare each molecular dish through a glass window. Doesn’t that sound great, right?

It is recommended to definitely try the Tasting Menu, a true representation of what the restaurant is. The following courses are all cutting-edge and fun: Yogurt explosion, mumbaiwalla, creative ball-shaped pav bhaji (thick vegetable curry); Viagra, fresh oysters served with Indian mustard ice cream; and air-light truffle soup are sure to make you come to back to this restaurant.

Address: 68/1, Soi Langsuan,
Ploenchit Road
Bangkok - 10330

Punjab Grill

There is rarely anyone who has not heard of Punjab Grill. This fine-dining Indian restaurant has more than a dozen outlets in India and situated at other locations such as Abu Dhabi, Singapore where it is celebrated as one of the city’s greatest restaurant.

At Punjab Grill, you can find dishes with a modern interpretation and contemporary twist, both in flavour and presentation. They are known for using only the freshest ingredients - including morels procured from the foothills of the Himalayas in Kashmir - all of which are lovingly prepared.

The original yet modern menu by Bharath Bhat has some creative touch to it with such as the avocado papdi chaat, a take on the classic Indian street-side snack with a taste of Mexico and the look of a California maki, alongside classics like chicken tikka and lamb chops cooked in real tandoor ovens. Punjab Grill has live music six nights a week with international Indian artists serenading you and taking requests.

Address: Punjab Grill Bangkok
(within Radisson Suites Bangkok Sukhumvit)
23/2-3 Sukhumvit Soi 13,
Klongtoey Nua, Wattana,
Bangkok, 10110

Tamil Nadu

The restaurant is named after the South Indian state from which Silom Road’s Mariamman Temple or Wat Kaek draws the inspiration for its architecture. It is three-decade olds and home to a wide variety of vegetarian and halal non-vegetarian dishes.

The devoted Indian-Thai clientele ensures tables fill up quickly. All you need to do is order up the masala dosa and you’ll quickly discover why. The fresh-from-the-pan rice crepe is huge and clearly cooked to order, still glistening with oil and perfectly crisp. In its centre, the hefty ladle of masala potato is both filling and delicious.

Tamil Nadu is a common pick of the neighborhood for anyone after solid, canteen-style Indian food that’ll fill you up without burning a hole in the pocket.

Address: 11 Si Lom, Silom, Bang Rak, 
Bangkok 10500

Tony’s Restaurant

Situated down a canal-side street in Phahurat, this diner is your perfect destination for eating delicious Indian food at a low budget. The roti is made from scratch - mixed, kneaded and fried to order. Take a peek into the open kitchen to see the secrets behind the recipes.

The tasty paratha (fried dough) comes with a range of stuffings from cumin seeds to onions and potatoes. Dunk your paratha into the palak paneer, creamy curry of pureed vegetables and mustard leaves with chunks of fried cottage cheese.

Address: 4/1, Soi near Ong Ang river 
Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, 
Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Indian Hut

If you are willing try to something which you do not often find outside India, all you need you to do is order from the Indian-Chinese menu at Indian Hut. The comfortable restaurant is packed with local Thai-Indians enjoying their tandoori meats and vegetables.

Finding a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Bangkok may seem like a daunting task but Indian Hut has a selection of Jain dishes (vegetarian, without garlic or onions). If you live too far from Indian Hut, make sure you order online for the powerfully flavoured dal tadka (lentils with spices and herbs), the moist and rich murgh makhani (butter chicken) and the soft, well-charred naan.

Despite the lack of any major tourist attractions, this lively neighbourhood restaurant is a favourite of many for Indian food in Bangkok.

Address: 414-420 Surawong Rd
Thailand

Rang Mahal

This award-winning north Indian restaurant in Sukhumvit is an over-the-top rooftop setting with exceptional service. The abundant food spread - sinfully rich curries, perfectly barbecued tandoori meats and pillowy breads - tastes as inspired as it always has done, while the ambience is more than a match for it.

The menu highlights are the chicken tikka, bharwan khumb- stuffed mushrooms. If you want to enjoy both the food and view, choose one of the window seats in the Rang Mahal’s decadent plasterwork and regal fabrics. This is a must-visit Indian restaurant in Bangkok and one cannot overstate the satisfaction of eating at this sky-high fine-dining perch.

Address: 26/F, Rembrandt Hotel, 19 Sukhumvit Soi 18
Thailand

Maya

If you are looking for an Indian restaurant in India, Maya is your one-stop destination. Located in at Holiday Inn on Sukhumvit 22, is one of the finest contemporary Indian restaurants in the city.

The cutting-edge style extends to its dining complemented by expansive views of the river, making the hotel's award-winning restaurants and bars a preferred destination.

You can also get a glimpse of chef Ramneek Singh Lamba performing his culinary magic. The restaurants’ key highlight is the presentation – each plate combines original Indian tastes with pretty garnishing.

The must-try include the Peshawari murgh tikka (grilled chicken with herbs) with naan bread before finishing off with dessert-like the Maya Shrikhand, a delicious treat that blends four different yoghurt flavours.

If you are planning to visit later in the evening, DJs take over the bar and liven up the vibe. There are a variety of wines and cocktails at Maya but if you want to try something new, the signature SUGAR-huri-CANE (vodka and rum with cane juice) should be your perfect resort.

Things to do in Bangkok

The best thing about Bangkok or sightseeing is that you are never far away from the food. The fact is, food revolves around every part of Thai culture - so don’t worry, no matter which attractions you choose to see when you’re in Bangkok, you’re never far from something delicious.

Here are some places you can visit in between meals:

Golden Mount: It is a temple built on the top of a man-made hill. You can get an amazing panoramic view of Bangkok.

Opening Hours: 9 am - 5 pm daily

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew: This is the most popular tourist attraction. They are the icons of the city and packed with tourists all the times. Also don’t miss Wat Pho, known also as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, located just down the road.

Opening Hours: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm daily

Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall and Vimanmek Mansion: It is located in Dusit and open to public as museums.

Wat Arun: Across the river from the Grand Palace complex is Wat Arun, a temple stupa that’s also referred to as the Temple of Dawn. One of the highlights of visiting Wat Arun is climbing the steep staircase.

Opening hours: 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

Chinatown (Yaowarat): The city has a strong Chinese influence. The Chinese are settled in Yaowarat. It is centre of industy and commerce and busy all day. You can visit the place and gobble delicious Thai and Thai Chinese food.

Or Tor Kor Market: This is a must visit food destination located across the road from Chatuchak Market. It is a hub of fruits and vegetables and has an amazing food court for you.

Shopping Market: Bangkok is also famous for shopping. Some of the major shopping destinations are Siam (Siam Paragon, MBK, Central World), Pratunam (Platinum, Pantip Plaza), and Phrom Phong (Emporium, EmQuartier). The Chatuchak weekend market is also a popular Bangkok shopping spot.

Khlong Toey Market: This is the one of the main central fresh wet markets which is open for 24 hours daily. You name the ingredient for Thai food and you are sure to find it in this market.

Opening hours: 24 hours daily

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your favourite food at your favourite restaurant!