Top 5 Restaurants Blue Line
In addition to the magnificent attractions along Elephant Go Go routes, there is also a number of famous and awarded restaurants. Today, we bring to you 5 handpicked world-class restaurants on the blue line that are guaranteed to satisfy your taste buds.
Blue Elephant
If you are traveling with Elephant Go Go, the world-famous elephant logo restaurant, “Blue Elephant”, is not to be missed. The restaurant also has branches in a few major cities outside of Thailand. The colonial building which houses Blue Elephant stands out among the skyscrapers in the Sathorn Business District of Bangkok. Blue Elephant serves a wide variety traditional Thai dishes and specializes in Royal Thai cuisine; many of the dishes are not easily found in other restaurants. There are also Thai cooking classes on premise.
Location: Sathorn Road, near BTS skytrain station Surasak
Hours: Lunch: 11:30 – 14:30, Dinner 18:00 – 22:30
Accessibility: Elephant Go Go Blue line, King Power stop
Baan Phadthai
As the name suggests, Baan Pad Thai serves the de facto national dish in a casual atmosphere. The restaurant is housed in a bright blue building which has been renovated in a chic and retro style. The Pad Thai here is made from 18 homemade sauces with a choice of protein; prawn, grilled pork, grilled chicken and crab. The signature dish is the Jumbo Pad Thai, guaranteed to fulfill even the hungriest soul. There is also a good selection for refreshing Thai desserts. If you are coming with a big group, reservation is recommended and can be made at 02-060-5553.
Location: Soi Charoenkrung 44, Charoenkrung Road
Hours: 11:00 – 21:45
Accessibility: Elephant Go Go Blue line, Sri Maha Mariammam Temple stop
Baan Khanitha The heritage
Another authentic Thai restaurant with an inviting ambiance and strategic location is Baan Khanitha The Heritage. The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of ICONSIAM. Choose to dine either in the beautifully decorated indoor zone or with unbeatable Chao Phraya river view in the outdoor zone.
At Baan Khanitha, you can select from an endless list of hard-to-find dishes made from ancient recipes or more creative dishes that have been uniquely created by the restaurant. An example is Yum Bupachat, which takes a traditional spicy prawn salad and combine it with colorful edible flowers, resulting in a delicious and eye pleasing dish for the table. There is also an afternoon tea set, comprised of traditional Thai sweet and savory snacks and aromatic pot of tea, a perfect set to lounge your afternoon away by the river.
Location: 4th floor, ICONSIAM
Hours: Everyday, 10:00 – 22:00
Accessibility: Elephant Go Go on the Blue Route, ICONSIAM stop
Grand Pearl Cruise
Now, for a romantic night out by the river, Grand Pearl Cruise offers an unforgettable dining experience on a luxury cruise amidst the night view of Bangkok.
The highlight of the cruise is the lavish international buffet spread, which you can enjoy with the beautiful view along two sides of the river. The cruise takes approximately 2 hours and starts from Rama Vlll bridge.
Location: River City Pier (Si Phraya), Charoenkrung 30
Hours: 19:30 – 21:30
Accessibility: Elephant Go Go Blue line, River City stop
Pa Tong Go Savoey (Yaowarat)
This is not your usual Pa Tong Go (or Thai donut)! Pa Tong Go Savoey is featured in 2018 Michelin Guide and has been praised as the best Pa Tong Go in Bangkok.
Aside from the typical fried dough, you should also try the charcoal grilled version which is unique to Savoey. The grilled Pa Tong Go is less oily than the fried version and gives out a nice charcoal aroma. Both versions are best eaten with one of the sweet sauces on offer.
Location: Chaloemburi Intersection (Yaowarat Road and Songsawat Road)
Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 18:00 – 24:00
Accessibility: Elephant Go Go Blue line (or Red line), Yaowarat stop
