Every dish is served in celadon, which is a special greenish ceramic table ware, and decorated with exquisite carved fruits and vegetables. We serve a bowl of water with floating jasmine before meal for you to wash your hands. Our staffs dress in Thai costumes with decorative sash tailored from beautiful local homespun fabric, similar to a style of traditional northern Thai clothing.

Ruen Mallika, Sukhumvit Ruen Mallika Sukhumvit had its grand opening on 23 September 2002. The building is a large traditional Thai teak house, estimated to be built in King Rama II’s reign, or around 180 years ago. The 824-square-meter building is located in Soi Sethi, Sukhumvit 22 in Bangkok. The building has two storeys: The ground level locates the Hong Thoong Ngern Thoong Thongwhich is a large hall adjacent to the Laan Pailin, a large wooden deck set amidst green groves, small watercourse that freshen up the surround atmosphere. The top level is consisted of 3 main halls which are Hong Maha Hongse, Hong Sethi Ruen Nai, and Hong Sethi Ruen Nok.

Every dish is served in celadon, which is a special greenish ceramic table ware, and decorated with exquisite carved fruits and vegetables. We serve a bowl of water with floating jasmine before meal for you to wash your hands. Our staffs dress in Thai costumes with decorative sash tailored from beautiful local homespun fabric, similar to a style of traditional northern Thai clothing.

Ruen Mallika, Sukhumvit Ruen Mallika Sukhumvit had its grand opening on 23 September 2002. The building is a large traditional Thai teak house, estimated to be built in King Rama II’s reign, or around 180 years ago. The 824-square-meter building is located in Soi Sethi, Sukhumvit 22 in Bangkok. The building has two storeys: The ground level locates the Hong Thoong Ngern Thoong Thongwhich is a large hall adjacent to the Laan Pailin, a large wooden deck set amidst green groves, small watercourse that freshen up the surround atmosphere. The top level is consisted of 3 main halls which are Hong Maha Hongse, Hong Sethi Ruen Nai, and Hong Sethi Ruen Nok.