Fresh, contemporary restaurant specializing in northern Isan Thai dishes, with an outdoor terrace.
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Their papaya salads are wonderfully spicy and fresh, and that fried chicken is a total game-changer. Love the cozy, vibrant setup too. 10/10 would recommend if you love bold Thai flavors! #SomtumDer #BangkokEats #IsanFood #SilomFoodie Tip: If you can't eat very spicy food, you might want to add this line to your review: "Make sure to specify your spice level if you can't handle too much heat, as they serve it truly authentic!"
5.0Chanisara Marttrai· 2 months agoWe originally planned to eat at Tana after our visit to Wat Pho, but since they were unexpectedly closed, we ended up discovering this restaurant just a few blocks away. Seeing that it was listed in the Michelin Guide, we decided to give it a try. There were only two of us, so we opted to sit at one of the open tables. The ambience was pleasant overall. Maybe I’m just used to Central Bangkok prices, but I found their menu to be slightly on the expensive side, if I’m being honest. It was my first time trying Isan food, and overall the flavors were decent. We ordered the Kao Kaprai Kao Dao, slightly salty for our taste, but pairing it with rice balances it out well. You can also request adjustments to the spiciness, and the staff is more than happy to accommodate. Their Pad Mee Hang Nuea Lai and Pad Mee Isan were also quite good. For drinks, we tried the Calamansi Thai Iced Tea and the sparkling calamansi. Both were refreshing, but the calamansi flavor was a bit too overpowering, which made it a little hard to fully enjoy. Overall, though, the restaurant is still a good spot and worth trying, especially if you’re exploring the area and want to experience Isan cuisine.
4.0CarL· 9 months agoIf you’re craving authentic Thai Isaan food, this place delivers! Every dish felt like proper local comfort food, packed with flavor and made with care. The desserts deserve a special mention — the shaved ice was so good that I was tempted to order a second bowl just for myself. 😋 The staff were attentive, friendly, and always ready to help. Great food, great desserts, and great service — a perfect spot to bring friends who want to experience real local Thai flavors. Definitely a place I’ll happily come back to!
5.0LL· 3 months agoI had an absolutely fantastic dining experience at Somtum Der! The food was incredibly fresh, vibrant, and packed with authentic Thai flavors—every bite was a perfect balance of spicy, sour, salty, and sweet. Their signature somtum (green papaya salad) was hands-down the best I’ve ever had, with just the right amount of heat and crunch. The grilled chicken and sticky rice were equally delicious, and the nam tok moo (pork salad) was bursting with herbal goodness. The service was warm and attentive, and the cozy, no-fuss atmosphere made me feel right at home. Whether you're a Thai food lover or a curious first-timer, this place is an absolute gem. Can’t wait to come back and try more dishes!
5.0Kelly Chin· a month ago
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