Blue Elephant Bangkok Sathorn Cooking School & Restaurant

Blue Elephant Restaurant is located at 233 Thanon Sathon Tai, Yannawa | BTS Surasak, Bangkok 10120, Thailand. It is located in an old mansion, right at the exit of the BTS station, and is very easy to find. The dishes are exquisite. In addition to traditional Thai dishes, there are also some new styles. They take the fine dining route. The price is a little more expensive than ordinary restaurants, but the taste is good and worth a try.

In Thailand, you can also eat western food to improve your taste. You can eat western food a few times. I am fine. I can eat all kinds of food in Thailand. My friends are not so good. They said that they don’t want to eat Tom Yum Goong anymore after returning. It’s either fast food or sour, spicy and sweet. Only western food can balance it out. This restaurant has a good environment and feels good. Salad with drinks is enough in hot weather.

After visiting Wat Arun, take the ferry back to N8 Pier, then take the speedboat back to Central Pier. From Saphan Taksin Station, take the BTS to Surasak Station. You'll see the Blue Elephant Restaurant right after you exit the station. Blue Elephant is a traditional Thai restaurant with a strong Southeast Asian vibe. I recommend giving it a try if you happen to be passing by.

The Blue Elephant in Bangkok is located in a beautiful yellow clock tower. It is a Sino-Portuguese colonial-style building. It is very eye-catching. The interior decoration is full of Thai style. It is also very popular, so you need to make a reservation in advance for dining (it is not clear whether there will be seats if you go directly to the store, so it is recommended that you make a reservation by phone).

The restaurant offers Thai dishes representing the past, present, and future. For those who don't want to spend too much time ordering, there's also a special set menu to try. And the prices aren't expensive; a set meal costs only around 300 RMB, which is incredibly good value compared to high-end Western restaurants in China that often cost thousands.