Indus Sukhumvit 26

Indus is the "Old Money" of the Indian scene. Set in a preserved 1960s house with a tropical garden, it focuses on Mughlai cuisine—rich, creamy, and refined. It’s the safest bet for family gatherings where quality is non-negotiable.

Best For: Garden dining and high-end Northern classics.

Order This: Indus Nawabi Raan (7-hour slow-cooked mutton).

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 26

Haoma Sukhumvit 31

Haoma holds a Michelin Green Star. Chef Deepanker Khosla grows his own produce in an on-site urban farm. The "Neo-Indian" tasting menu is intellectual, visual, and one of the most unique dining experiences in Asia.

Best For: Foodies looking for sustainability and modern innovation.

Order This: The Seasonal Tasting Menu.

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 31

Charcoal Tandoor Grill Sukhumvit 11

Specializing in "Kebabs and Cocktails," Charcoal is dark, moody, and upscale. It’s located on the city's main party street, making it the perfect pre-game spot for those who want serious mixology with their tandoori.

Best For: A lively vibe before a night out on Soi 11.

Order This: Murgh Malai Kabab.

Where: Fraser Suites, Soi 11

Bawarchi Rooftop Sukhumvit 11

Indian food with a skyline view. Located on the roof of the Solitaire Hotel, this is one of the best ways to enjoy classic North Indian curries with a breeze. The setting makes the Butter Chicken taste just a little more special.

Best For: Date nights and late-night rooftop dining.

Order This: Tandoori Platter.

Where: Solitaire Hotel, Soi 11

Bawarchi (Late Night Legends) Sukhumvit 11

Open until 4 AM or 5 AM, these branches fuel the Nana nightlife. This is the upscale alternative to street food after a long night out. Consistent, rich, and always open when you need them most.

Best For: Post-clubbing fuel at 3 AM.

Order This: Garlic Naan and Mutton Rogan Josh.

Where: Ambassador Hotel • Grand President Hotel

Al Rayan Sukhumvit Soi 3

Bridge the gap between Indian and Arabic influences. Tucked in the Arab quarter, Al Rayan offers lavish feasts and Biryani that is second to none. The interior is opulent, capturing the diversity of Nana perfectly.

Best For: Massive group feasts and mixed regional flavors.

Order This: The Mixed Grill Platter.

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 3

Jhol Sukhumvit 18

Jhol focuses on Coastal Indian Cuisine. Forget heavy cream; think spicy prawns, ghee roasts, and Appam. The modern, stylish interior is a refreshing break from traditional curry house aesthetics.

Best For: People who want to explore the seafood side of India.

Order This: Ghee Roast Prawns.

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 18

Gaa Thong Lor

Run by Garima Arora, Gaa serves avant-garde food that blends Indian techniques with local Thai ingredients. Set in a traditional Thai house, it is one of the most prestigious dining spots in the city.

Best For: A once-in-a-lifetime culinary splurge.

The Vibe: Michelin-level fine dining in a heritage setting.

Where: Sukhumvit 53

Amritsr Sukhumvit 22

No tasting menus here—just the best Kulcha (stuffed bread) in Bangkok. It’s casual, authentic, and heavy. Perfect for when you just want a high-quality "regular" meal.

Best For: A casual dinner that hits the spot every time.

Order This: The Mix Kulcha and Dal Makhani.

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 22

Indian Essence Sukhumvit 22

Art Cuisine at its best. It offers a refined, artistic presentation of North Indian tradition. Instagram-worthy plating combined with deep, authentic flavors on the increasingly popular Soi 22.

Best For: A stylish dinner that feels a cut above the rest.

Order This: The Chef's Special Tandoori Platter.

Where: Sukhumvit Soi 22

Masala Art Thong Lor / Icon Siam

Bridges the gap between upscale dining and mall convenience. Elegant decor, chandeliers, and hearty North Indian cuisine. Reliable, classy, and perfect for families.

Best For: A refined family meal with high-standard service.

Order This: Lamb Rogan Josh.

Where: Eight Thonglor • Icon Siam

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