[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Paii (Updated May)

#AfternoonteaReview Today, we're taking you to have Afternoon Tea at Paii Restaurant, The House on Sathorn at W Hotel Bangkok. The most impressive thing here is the location. It's sooo beautiful!!! It's an ancient house that's over a hundred years old, has changed owners many times until it became the current restaurant. Here, there are both indoor and outdoor areas. Having Afternoon Tea here has a great atmosphere. Every corner is beautiful to take pictures. The food tastes okay. We like the savory dishes more than the sweet dishes. The amount is quite a lot for two people. The location is also very convenient. Take the BTS to Chong Nonsi Station and walk. Or you can park your car at the hotel. If you're looking for a place to have Afternoon Tea, I recommend this place. #AfternoonteaReview #HotelReview #HotelRestaurant #BangkokTravel

PAII Restaurant in Bangkok, originally built in the late 19th century, was once the residence of the Russian ambassador to Thailand. In 2015, it was transformed into an affiliated restaurant of the W Bangkok Hotel, reopening as a culinary museum that feels like a journey through time. Stepping into the restaurant, the yellow walls and green windows, along with intricately carved columns, tell stories of the colonial era. Meanwhile, the modern lighting and contemporary decor create a striking contrast of eras. The second floor blends Thai and Art Deco elements, offering an artistic feast that transports guests to different periods. The cuisine is truly exceptional. The signature Tom Yum Goong soup with river prawns is aromatic and flavorful, while the crab curry paired with fresh herbs showcases the chef's meticulous selection of ingredients and culinary expertise. The seafood platter captures the ocean's freshness, and the soft-shell crab noodles feature crispy crab meat complemented by a tangy and appetizing sauce. Desserts like tiramisu and pudding are delicate in texture, and the cocktails are not only delicious but also visually stunning. As for service, the restaurant maintains the high standards of the hotel, with staff demonstrating exceptional professionalism. Lunchtime prices are affordable, making it well worth a visit to experience the vintage ambiance and indulge in a feast that combines gastronomy and culture.

🚗🚗🚗Travel Route Day 1: Pudong International Airport → Paii Day 2: Royal Thai Navy Shooting Range, Bangkok → Chulalongkorn University → Siam Center → Erawan Shrine → Chinatown (Yaowarat Road) Day 3: W Bangkok Hotel → Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan → Wat Pho → Grand Palace → Asiatique The Riverfront Day 4: The Peninsula Bangkok → ICONSIAM → Suvarnabhumi Airport 🌄Recommended Spots: Grand Palace: Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan: Chinatown (Yaowarat Road): Erawan Shrine: Asiatique The Riverfront ⚠️Note:

The W Hotel Bangkok has a courtyard with yellow walls, green windows and red roofs: The House on Sathorn. This is a century-old landmark building. It used to be the Russian Embassy in Thailand and is now part of the catering and banqueting facilities of the W Hotel Bangkok. The lunch set menu at Paii Restaurant in The House on Sathorn is quite good, very cost-effective and delicious. The dinner options are even richer and more exciting! The House on Sathorn is a classical building with a green atrium garden on all sides. The interior is planned as a restaurant and bar on the first floor and a club and multi-purpose room on the second floor. Enter the foyer, walk through the corridor, and step onto the exquisitely carved wooden staircase. The crystal chandelier with a wire curtain shape descends from the sky to the ground. A strong imprint of the old times permeates the air, and it is very photogenic! W Bangkok is like a mirror, reflecting Bangkok's charming charm of the collision and fusion of old and new eras, local and world characteristics, allowing people to travel through hundreds of years of Bangkok. The House on Sathorn’s garden afternoon tea under the sun is also something I highly recommend not to miss! Of course, there are also the unmissable night cocktails in the W Lounge after the hotel lobby was renovated. Bangkok’s nights are of course inseparable from the joy of being tipsy!

#eatlikealocal PAII Restaurant in Bangkok is where culinary tradition meets contemporary sophistication. Located within the historic and luxurious W Bangkok Hotel, PAII offers an elevated dining experience that celebrates the vibrant flavors of modern Thai seafood cuisine. The menu is a feast for both the eyes and the palate, featuring creative interpretations of Thai classics alongside innovative dishes. Signature offerings like the aromatic tom yum goong with river prawns or the indulgent crab curry with fresh herbs showcase the chef’s commitment to using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. For those seeking a fresh twist, the seafood platter is a must-try, bursting with the natural flavors of the ocean. The ambiance at PAII is as noteworthy as the food. The stylishly designed space blends elements of Thai heritage with sleek, modern decor, creating an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re dining indoors or enjoying the outdoor garden terrace, the setting provides a perfect backdrop for any occasion, from intimate dinners to celebratory gatherings. With its impeccable service, artistic presentation, and a menu that strikes a harmonious balance between tradition and innovation, PAII Restaurant is an unmissable gem in Bangkok’s dining scene. It’s not just a meal—it’s an unforgettable culinary journey.

#songkran2024 PAII serve modern Thai seafood in one of the Bangkok's most iconic landmarks. They have ala carte menu, set lunch, afternoon tea, dessert and more. Over here, you will get to experience having your meal in a historical mansion. Their plating of food is nice and the food itself is delicious. Besides that, their service is good too. Address: 106 North, Sathon Thani Rd, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand Business Hours: 12pm - 11pm

Goes above and beyond. Paii offers an amazing dining experience. Gorgeous heritage building surrounded by skyscrapers. Great for an occasion spot. The food is authentic and the ingredients and interpretation of Thai cuisine is rather innovative. Many dishes are exquisite. We ordered a set for three: started off with shrimp cracker with tamarind dip for apperizer, followed by cabbage clay pot, crab red curry, stew mushroom, grilled beef, steamed rice and closed with Thai tea tiramisu. Check their promotions, they often have a very good deal offered. Amazing service by Khun Gotji. Another Thai restaurant that deserve your visit. Location - Paii Restaurant at The House of Sathorn, W Hotel, Sathon, Bangkok Getring there - By car or BTS Chong Nonsri Station Exit 1 #celebratewithtrip #finedining #bangkok #foodie #best_trip_by_trip #bestrestaurantview #finedining