Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Formerly Oriental Bangkok) Facilities

Hotel Facilities at Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Formerly Oriental Bangkok):

Whether your idea of leisure is sunning yourself in a private cabana while poolside or trying your hand at tai chi, there are plenty of relaxation and fitness options inside the hotel -not to mention our renowned Thai Cooking School and our insightful Thai Culture Programme.

Overview :

Restaurant - Le Normandie : One of Asia's most renowned French restaurants, where some of France's most highly trained master chefs practise the cream of culinary arts on a regular basis. Connoisseurs from all over South-East Asia flock to Le Normandie for its splendid cuisine, impeccable service, elegant ambience and the wines from its exceptional cellar. Situated in the Garden Wing of The Oriental, Bangkok, its full a la carte French menu specialises in exemplary seafood and meat dishes, although there's always an alternative but no less exquisite set menu, both at lunchtime and dinner. The great and the good of Thai society are often to be seen dining here - from celebrities and politicians to the Thai Royal Family. Gentlemen are asked to wear a dinner jacket in the evening. Opening Hours Open daily Lunch: 12pm-2:30pm Dinner: 7pm-10:30pm (last order) Closed for lunch every Sunday

Restaurant - Lord Jim's : The superlative menu at this seafood restaurant attracts diners from far and wide. Named after the seafaring hero created by the novelist Joseph Conrad, Lord Jim's reputation for magnificent seafood is almost as well-travelled as its namesake. It is renowned world wide, particularly for its sushi and sashimi dishes that are often to be seen in our buffet lunches and a la carte dinner menu. After a complete and total transformation, the newly renovated restaurant's concept focuses not only on the freshness and vastness of the sea which is reflected in the variety of exciting seafood dishes, but also on aquatic themes which are prevalent in the sophisticated and stylish d?cor. Opening Hours Buffet lunch: Sundays 11am-3pm Saturdays & Public Holidays 11:30am-3pm Dinner: 7pm-10:30pm (last order)

Restaurant - Sala Rim Naam : On the opposite bank of the Chao Praya River, Sala Rim Naam offers a choice of Thai dining; Sala Rim Naam serves a buffet lunch and set-menus for dinner, or choose to dine al fresco at the Terrace Rim Naam which offers an exotic a la carte menu at night. Housed in a richly decorated Thai pavilion, originating from Northern Thailand, the restaurant is also the setting for one of the kingdom's unique cultural experiences - classical Thai dancing, performed before your table every night. It's the perfect accompaniment to such lavish cuisine. Opening Hours Open daily: Sala Rim Naam Buffet Lunch: 12pm-2pm Set Dinner(with show): 7pm-10pm (Show time: 8:30pm-9:30pm) Terrace Rim Naam: 5:00 pm -11:00 pm A la carte Dinner

Restaurant - China House : renovations took place over the course of four months, transforming the existing two-storey, colonial building (home to The China House since 1990) into an elegant dining venue. The period furniture, upholstered with horsehair and cowhide, is reminiscent of the opulence of 1930s Shanghai. Talented chef Jereme Leung, founder of the much-lauded Whampoa Club in Shanghai, has been appointed as consultant chef. He, in turn, has named one of his brightest prot?g?s, Chef Kong Khai Meng, to head the culinary team. Opening Hours Lunch: 11:30am-2:30pm Dinner: 7pm-10:30pm

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