Jim Thompson Restaurant

In the past, Thai food may have been regarded in the West as a budget meal on which people wouldn't spend more than 10 euros or $10 on. But now people would pay the same price as they do at a good French or Japanese restaurant to enjoy Thai dishes, perhaps with wine and champagne, on a special occasion. Thai restaurants are no longer seen as a place for cheap and good fast food but as gourmet dining destinations that offer a memorable experience.

Jim Thompson Restaurant's passion is to bring the best of Thai culture to the world. The menu is a good mix between authentic Thai food and classic western cuisine. It offers the two cuisines separately and never try to follow the fusion fashion.

The Jim Thompson House, the most famous Thailand's craft weaving industry, opened Thompson Bar & Restaurant in 2004. After years of honing their skills and enjoyed a good feedback in Bangkok, Jim Thompson's culinary and hospitality team was ready for the international challenge. In 2005, the company's first foreign restaurant, Mythai, opened in Kuala Lumpur. And three more dining outlets were opened in Tokyo, and another in Singapore.

Jim Thompson's Restaurants in Bangkok
- Thompson Bar & Restaurant : Jim Thompson House, Kasemsan Soi 2, Rama I rd., open daily 09.00 - 18.00
- Jim Thompson Cafe : Isetan department store, 1st Fl. Central World Plaza, Ratchadamri, open daily 10.00 - 21.00
- Saladaeng Cafe : Sala Daeng Soi 1, Silom rd., open daily 11.00 - 23.00
- Cafe 9 : Jim Thompson store, Surawong rd., open daily 09.00 - 21.00

Jim Thompson's Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur
- Mythai : Bukit Bintang, Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur

Jim Thompson's Restaurant in Singapore
- Jim Thompson : Minden rd., Dempsey Hill Distric, Singapore

More details : http://www.jimthompsonrestaurant.com/
Photo by : Anusorn Sakseree