To truly experience the best of The Peninsula Bangkok, you must dine at their Thai restaurant, Thiptara.
Thiptara, meaning “water from the heavens,” serves home-style cuisine in a one of a kind riverside dining setting which combines traditional village-like architecture with lush tropical greenery.
From the sun setting into the night, the glow of the lights from the fire torches and the cityscape gorgeously reflect along the river.
Serving dinner only, the restaurant’s menu selection offers the best of Thai cuisine from starters all the way to desserts. As soon as you sit down, you are treated to bites to open up your palate. There is something about Thai flavors that make you hungrier as you eat.
The friendly and detailed attention of the servers adds to the enjoyment of the meal, as they pace the courses of your orders for a more luxurious evening.
Every bite and sip of the meal take in the quality of the authentic flavors as well as the beauty of the riverside surroundings.
A night at Thiptara is truly an unforgettable feast for all the senses.
Thiptara | Website | TripAdvisor
The Peninsula Bangkok
333 Charoennakorn Rd
Bangkok
+66-2-626-1849
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