Supanniga Eating Room Tha Tien

"The homestyle Thai food at this casual restaurant comes with postcard-worthy views of the Chao Phraya River and iconic Wat Arun. Whether you’re sharing lunch with friends after touring the nearby Grand Palace or enjoying a romantic meal at sunset, try a flavoursome signature dish. The recipes come from the owner’s grandmother; standouts include fried Chinese cabbage and braised pork belly with herbs and cowa leaves." - Michelin Inspector

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"Downstairs at Supanniga Eating Room, glass walls overlook the river—it feels sort of like a houseboat, if said houseboat also had an industrial, Brooklyn-esque design, and was packed with a crowd of grad students, trendy Thai 30-somethings, and families out for dinner. There's assorted seating—couches, iron and wooden chairs—a long bar, and stairs leading up to an open-air roof, which is the prime location for dining. The kitchen here is known for bold flavors, large portions of traditional Thai comfort foods, and a heavy dash of creativity; you'll see everything from smoked fish to braised bitter melon." - Jenny Adams

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"Get a front-row view of one of Bangkok’s most iconic vistas from Supanniga’s riverside venture directly across from Wat Arun. The temple dazzles at night with its lit up spires but get to the restaurant as the sun lowers behind the striking structure for the real show. The cocktail list was thought up by the bartending pros at Vesper, so the last thing you’ll have to worry about is a gimmicky or syrup-heavy drink. Go for the Bangkok Negroni stirred with gin infused with kaffir lime or the jasmine-infused gin and tonic, which also pairs nicely with the restaurant’s rockstar dishes." - Veronica Inveen

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"Supanniga Eating Room’s riverfront restaurant is located opposite of the Temple of Dawn where you can catch the warm rays of the setting sun." - Krittiya Wongtavavimarn