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Mezzaluna

Two-Michelin-star French-Japanese restaurant on the 65th floor of State Tower, with panoramic Bangkok views and nine consecutive years of Michelin recognition.

Map showing location of Mezzaluna

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Mezzaluna at a glance

Cuisine
French Contemporary, Japanese-influenced
Price
$$$$
Michelin
2 Michelin Stars
Nearest station
G2 Charoen Nakhon
Mezzaluna

Mezzaluna holds two Michelin stars in the Michelin Guide Bangkok — a distinction the restaurant has held for nine consecutive years, making it one of Bangkok’s longest-running Michelin-starred venues. It sits on the 65th floor of State Tower (the lebua hotel building) and occupies a crescent-shaped dining room surrounded by double-height windows with unobstructed views across Bangkok in every direction.

The restaurant shares the State Tower building with Chef’s Table, making lebua the only destination in Thailand with two two-Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof.

Mezzaluna cuisine and style

The head chef is Japanese, and the menu reflects that dual identity: the cooking is grounded in French technique but filtered through a Japanese sensibility around precision, balance, and seasonal awareness. The result is a style that Mezzaluna describes as “French artistry meets Japanese precision.”

The seven-course seasonal menu changes regularly and is built around the best produce available at the time. Each dish is carefully composed. Wine pairing is available, and the full beverage list is extensive.

Expect 4,500 THB or more per person before drinks. Reservations are essential.

Why visit Mezzaluna

Nine years at two stars is an unusual achievement in any city. Mezzaluna has maintained its level while Bangkok’s fine-dining scene has expanded rapidly around it — a signal of genuine consistency rather than novelty. The 65th floor setting provides Bangkok’s most dramatic fine-dining backdrop, with the city laid out below on all sides.

Location and how to get there

State Tower is on Silom Road near the Chao Phraya River. Charoen Nakhon BTS on the Gold Line is accessible via the hotel’s river shuttle from the Thonburi side. From the Bangkok side, Saphan Taksin BTS (Silom Line) is the closest station for a short walk along the riverfront.

When to go

Open Monday to Saturday, 5:30 PM–12:30 AM. Closed Sunday. Dinner only. Book well in advance.

Who Mezzaluna Is For

Mezzaluna suits diners who want a combination of world-class views and consistently high-quality cooking. It is one of Bangkok’s most established fine-dining choices for anniversaries, proposals, and occasions that warrant the full theatrical setting.

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