IGNIV

IGNIV holds one Michelin star in the Michelin Guide Bangkok. The restaurant is at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park on Ratchadamri Road, and takes its concept from chef Andreas Caminada’s IGNIV brand — a sharing-plates European fine-dining format. Caminada holds three Michelin stars at his flagship Schloss Schauenstein in Fürstenau, Switzerland. IGNIV means “nest” in Romansh, the language of the Swiss canton of Graubünden where Schloss Schauenstein is located.

IGNIV cuisine and style

The IGNIV concept is built around sharing: the menu is designed for the whole table to eat together, with dishes arriving in a sequence designed to be divided. The cooking is European contemporary — clean, refined, and technically accomplished — with some Asian influence from the Bangkok context. The format is more relaxed than a classical tasting menu while maintaining the same level of kitchen precision.

Expect 3,500 THB or more per person before drinks. Reservations are recommended.

Why visit IGNIV

IGNIV is one of the cleaner international fine-dining concepts in Bangkok — a strong Caminada pedigree, a sharing format that makes the meal more social than a standard tasting menu, and a central Ratchadamri location. For diners familiar with IGNIV in St. Moritz or other outposts, the Bangkok venue follows the same philosophy in a different context.

Location and how to get there

The Bangkok Marriott Marquis is on Ratchadamri Road, walkable from Phloen Chit BTS and Ratchadamri BTS.

When to go

Open for both lunch and dinner. Check the website for current days of operation. Book in advance.

Who IGNIV Is For

IGNIV suits diners looking for European contemporary fine dining in a sociable sharing format, guests staying in the Ratchaprasong hotel cluster, and fans of Andreas Caminada’s work.

For more restaurants at this level, see the Michelin-starred restaurants in Bangkok guide.