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Chef's notes, wine discoveries, the stories behind the seasons.
Guide
Ten Bangkok rooms built for two, from a two-star dining room over the Chao Phraya to a private glasshouse at Asiatique and a terrace facing Wat Arun, with what dinner costs, the table to ask for and how far ahead to book. Updated September 2026.
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Guide
What Bisou Bangkok is, where it is, what dinner costs, what to order, who cooks, the dress code, children, parking, vegan options and how to book. Every answer in one place, from the team that runs the room.
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Guide
The menu price is not the bill. Here is exactly what a five course dinner at Bisou costs once service and VAT are added, in baht, euros and dollars, plus how to read any Bangkok bill before you book.
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Chef's Notes
Every table at Bisou gets a whole block of French butter from Les Frères Marchand in Nancy, a curl scooped off at the table, with warm sourdough. Here is why we do it that way.
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Guide
What Bangkok restaurants really do for a birthday, what bringing your own cake costs, how early to book, and where to go. From a kitchen that plans these most weeks.
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Street Guide
A street guide to Soi Langsuan, the Bangkok road that runs from Ploenchit to Lumphini Park: two MICHELIN stars at INDDEE, neo-Thai at Vilas, American barbecue, an Argentinian grill, a cabaret bar, and Bisou for modern French.
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Gift Guide
The best anniversary gift for a couple in Bangkok is a dinner they choose themselves: a Bisou gift voucher, a MICHELIN Selected French dinner plated to share, emailed in seconds and valid two years.
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City Guide
Where to host a group dinner, a milestone or a full buyout near Chit Lom, from the private rooms at Bisou on Soi Langsuan to the hotel dining rooms at Kimpton Maa-Lai, Park Hyatt and the St. Regis.
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City Guide
The best steakhouses in Bangkok as of July 2026, from the MICHELIN-listed New York Steakhouse to Wolfgang's at One Bangkok and Argentine fire at Don Asado, with the wood-fired wagyu program at Bisou on Soi Langsuan.
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City Guide
The best party restaurants in Bangkok are dining rooms with real energy, good music and late hours. A guide to where dinner turns into a night out, from Bisou on Soi Langsuan to the DJ rooms of Sukhumvit and Silom.
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City Guide
A guide to tableside dining in Bangkok, where dinner is finished in front of you: beef Wellington carved at the table at Bisou, pressed duck at Artur, a flambéed Crêpes Suzette at Fireplace, and a cheese trolley at Maison Dunand.
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Chef's Notes
White asparagus, the French white gold of spring, is in season from mid-March to late June. At Bisou on Soi Langsuan it arrives as a White French asparagus risotto, THB 450.
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City Guide
The 9 best French restaurants in Bangkok, updated for the MICHELIN Guide Thailand 2026: two two-star riverside rooms, three one-star kitchens, two bistros, and Bisou on Soi Langsuan for French plated to share.
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City Guide
A local guide to where to eat around Lumphini Park, from two-star tables on Soi Langsuan to royal Thai by Sala Daeng, with modern French Bisou at the heart of it.
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City Guide
Dinner at Bisou is done, but the night isn't. A guide to the best rooftop bars in Bangkok to carry the evening upward, starting on Soi Langsuan and working out across the city.
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Press
Bisou Bangkok has been named Best Date Night at the inaugural Lifestyle Asia Best Bites Awards 2026. A few words on what we set out to build, and what the room said back.
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