Nusara

Absolutely loved our dining experience at Nusara restaurant in Bangkok! The food was beyond delicious, made with high quality local ingredients and expert culinary mastery. It's clear that the chefs put a lot of care and thought into each dish. The atmosphere of the restaurant is fantastic, with a stunning view of the adjacent temple that really adds to the overall experience and essence of Thailand. We thoroughly enjoyed taking our time to savor the flavors and would recommend bringing a good eating partner to fully enjoy the duration of the meal. Overall, we had an amazing time and will definitely be returning when we're in Bangkok again. Highly recommend Nusara for a memorable dining experience!

This stands out as one of the most outstanding dinners we have had in many years. Particularly interesting for excellent use of so many regional ingredients that we have never heard of. A truly unique culinary experience. Beautiful view from dining room.

A truly unforgettable dining experience that awakens all your senses. From the moment I stepped into the restaurant, I was overwhelmed with a heartfelt sense of nostalgia. The decor instantly reminded me of my grandmother’s living room, creating a warm, intimate ambiance that beautifully complemented the experience ahead. Every dish felt thoughtfully created, with bold yet balanced flavors that stayed true to Thai cuisine while adding subtle, modern touches. The presentation was simple but elegant, letting the food speak for itself. The aromas, the spices, and even the small details in plating made each dish a pleasure to experience. What made the experience even more magical was the view of Wat Pho at night. Sitting in a cozy, homely space and gazing at the illuminated temple created a sense of peace and wonder that stayed with me long after the meal. If you want to experience fine dining with a touch of heartfelt storytelling, this is a place you cannot miss.

Truly an amazing meal and experience. Not sure where to start... so in no particular order: FOOD - (1) 24 'courses' (mostly one-two bites each) were great fun. (2) Many of the courses were 'best ever' for me. Some were merely 'omg', and a few were just good. Overall, truly amazing. (3) Amazing interpretations of classic Thai (and other) dishes, again, some of which were breathtaking. SERVICE/EXPERIENCE - (1) Great fun to 'move around' a bit for the first few courses. First course in the 'lounge' included a small refreshing drink and a 1-2 bite intro. Second and third courses were in the kitchen -- cool to see. (2) Fourth and fifth were on the 3rd floor with incredible (really, ->incredible<-) views of Wat Po. (3) The rest at a table overlooking Wat Po. [Table view would be 10/10, but that makes the 3rd floor view 11/10. And unlike on the amp, this is a real thing.] (4) Service was an impressive 'dance' of clearing and service. Not distracting at all, just amazing -- essentialy synchronized movements from two servers (!). (5) Not rushed, not slow. (6) Servers spoke in both English and Thai. I had a bit of a hard time understanding but I am also a bit deaf. DECOR/ENVIRONMENT - (1) Spectacular. I am not a design freak by any stretch of anyone's imagination, but the restaurant is beautiful. (2) Tables are well separated and quiet. Although there were other people in the restaurant, the experience was quite intimate. (3) Busy street outside etc. produced zero noise. OVERALL - Go. Just do it. It is expensive for Thailand ($150ea?) but comparable, maybe better, than French Laundry. Seriously.

Last night, I had the privilege of dining at Nusara in Bangkok, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I stepped inside, I felt enveloped in warmth and hospitality as I was welcomed into the lounge. The experience took a delightful turn as I was guided through the restaurant’s kitchen, where I tasted a selection of enticing amuse-bouches that sparked my appetite. Afterward, I ascended to the upstairs lounge, where I was treated to a breathtaking view of the Palace. Finally, I settled into the dining room, where I was treated to an exquisite tasting menu featuring at least 16 thoughtfully crafted dishes. Each bite took me on a journey, blending flavors and techniques that left a lasting impression. It was a night to remember—an absolute feast for the senses!

Top table award really means something. It is an exceptional journey of modern Thai fine dining. Highly recommend to pay a visit. Must go with beverage pairing. They raise the whole experience. 1 thing don't like is the wine selling at the beginning of the journey. Please skip that part. Please be aware of spicy. It is still strong even with less spicy request.

This is an exceptional Michelin-starred restaurant in Bangkok that masterfully combines authentic Thai flavors with fresh, creative dishes. The location offers a stunning view of a neighboring Thai temple, creating a perfect ambiance. Paired with impeccable wine selections, every bite is simply extraordinary. This is a place worth revisiting Bangkok for—again and again.

Had a great experience dining in Nusara, another Chef Ton's baby. The location is pretty good, just opposite Wat Pho, and when I arrived I was quite mesmerized with the lights but I can't get a nice view, but to my surprise Nusara could be the place that offers the best view at the rooftop. Was a very interesting and interactive experience getting a tour in the kitchen and rooftop bar, chatting with the staff. It kinda felt like the experience was a combination of experiences i had in different restaurants, now combined all together. I didn't know the meal I paid came with drinks pairing so I took the cocktail pairing. The presentation here for every dish is almost theatrical everytime, so there was a lot of visuals to feast on other than the tastebuds. I just love how well the dishes were crafted and the effort in pairing and getting the flavours to complement the dishes. Usually we go for fine dining we don't expect rice to go with many dishes but this is the 2nd time I have experienced in a restaurant in Thailand to bring out the home dining concept. A few memorable dishes which stood out for me definitely has to be the horseshoe crab curry, a first time trying and it's really good, and the other was the Thai wagyu. This place really knows how to utilize the native ingredients found in Thailand to bring out the best dishes. The thai tea ice cream sandwich, the signature dessert here and a crowdpleaser is also another delight I wished it could be bigger. I totally recommend this place to try out. With the food and the view, I think its a good highlight to add to your Bangkok memories.