The House on Sathorn
The House on Sathorn

The House on Sathorn

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Time Out says

Enjoy a seafood lunch in style at this claw-some colonial house with Paii’s Heritage Afternoon Tea Set (B1,690). Pair a fusion of popular Western dishes with local ingredients for a unique culinary experience. Kick things off with a baked oyster, showcasing the freshness of Thai coastal cuisine, while the crisp and rich salmon mousse on a dashi biscuit delivers a whole different flavour sensation in one bite.


The House on Sathorn 106 N Sathon Rd, Bang Rak. 02-344-4025. Open Daily 2.30pm-5.30pm

Details

Address
106 N Sathon Rd, Si Lom, Bang Rak
Bangkok
10500
Opening hours:
Open Daily 2.30pm-5.30pm

What’s on

Cross Culture Weekend: Philippines Edition

Cross Culture Weekend is back at The House on Sathorn, and this round it’s the Philippines taking centre stage. The spotlight falls on Chef Chang Magdaluyo, a Pampanga native with nearly three decades spent shaping and safeguarding her country’s food. She’s credited with popularising the boodle feast – an eat-with-your-hands communal spread that is as chaotic as it is joyful – and steering some of Manila’s most celebrated kitchens. In Bangkok, she’s already behind Kalamansi Kafe in Sathorn and Kalamansi Kitchen in Thonglor, but here she’s stretching her repertoire into something more theatrical. Alongside her dishes come cocktails crafted by a Filipino bar team, designed to mirror the flavours on the plate. Expect a weekend where every bite and every sip is rooted in heritage but unapologetically alive in the present. September 13-14. Reserve via 02-344-4025, The House on Sathorn, 6pm-11pm
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