nahm, a Michelin-starred Thai restaurant in Bangkok, is located on the ground floor of COMO Metropolitan Bangkok. Led by Bangkok-born Chef Pim Techamuanvivit, it delivers a contemporary interpretation of traditional Thai cuisine with bold, fresh flavors balancing hot, cold, sweet, and salty elements. Signature dishes feature robust ingredients like garlic, shrimp paste, chilies, and lemongrass, crafted into sophisticated curries, salads, relishes, soups, and stir-fries using rare traditional components seldom found in modern Thai dining.
The atmosphere offers cool, modern interiors, a poolside terrace, and private dining rooms perfect for intimate gatherings or events. Guests enjoy daily degustation menus highlighting Thailand's culinary heritage, bespoke seasonal tastings, and vegan options upon request. Dishes are served family-style for shared convivial experiences, with portion sizes tailored to group size. Sourced from trusted Thai producers, nahm provides an elegant fine-dining journey in a central location near major shopping areas.
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