Le Normandie @ Oriental stands as Bangkok's premier destination for French fine dining, housed within the prestigious Mandarin Oriental Hotel overlooking the Chao Phraya River. Recognized with two Michelin stars, the restaurant presents classical French cuisine reimagined with contemporary creativity and sophistication. The beautifully renovated dining space features elegant décor with soft lighting, crystal chandeliers, and refined floral arrangements that create an atmosphere of timeless luxury. Spacious tables offer breathtaking river views, while the service exemplifies the standards of great French establishments—professional, graceful, and discreet. The culinary philosophy emphasizes pure, precise cooking with powerful flavor combinations and subtle herbal touches, utilizing the finest ingredients from sea and land. The restaurant maintains a dress code requiring jackets for gentlemen at dinner. As Thailand's sole French restaurant recognized by Les Grandes Tables du Monde, Le Normandie represents the pinnacle of gastronomic excellence in the region.
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Wednesday: 12:00 - 23:30
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Friday: 12:00 - 23:30
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