Sühring

Sühring became Thailand’s second three-Michelin-star restaurant in 2026, and holds the distinction of being Asia’s first three-star German restaurant. The restaurant is run by twin brothers Thomas and Mathias Sühring, who moved to Bangkok from Germany and built one of the city’s most quietly celebrated fine-dining destinations in a restored 1970s villa on a quiet soi in Yan Nawa.

Sühring cuisine and style

The menu at Sühring draws directly from the brothers’ German upbringing — childhood memories, family recipes, and regional German traditions — reinterpreted with fine-dining precision and high-quality seasonal ingredients. Techniques such as fermenting, pickling, curing, and smoking give the cooking a distinctly Northern European character that is unusual in Bangkok’s dining landscape.

The tasting menu changes with the seasons. Guests sitting at the kitchen counter have a particularly immersive experience, watching the team work through the courses from a few feet away. Expect 4,500–6,000 THB per person before drinks for the full tasting experience.

Why visit Sühring

German fine dining is almost nonexistent outside Europe, and Sühring is widely regarded as one of the best examples of it anywhere in the world. The restaurant regularly appears in the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list (ranked No. 18 in 2026) and the World’s 50 Best (ranked No. 22 in 2025). The three-star designation reflects not just the quality of the food but the consistency the twins have maintained over years of service.

The villa setting — intimate, unhurried, and visually calm — suits the restraint of the cooking. This is not a loud or theatrical dining experience; the food does the talking.

Location and how to get there

Sühring is on Soi Yen Akat 3 in Yan Nawa. The location is best reached by taxi or Grab — it is not within convenient walking distance of a BTS or MRT station. From Chong Nonsi BTS (Silom Line), the restaurant is approximately a 10–15 minute taxi ride.

Reservations

Reservations are required and should be made well in advance. Book through the restaurant’s website or contact them directly.

When to go

Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday. Thursday to Sunday also offers a lunch service (12:30–2:30 PM). Dinner runs 6:00–10:00 PM.

Who Sühring Is For

Sühring suits diners with a serious interest in European fine dining, those tracking Michelin and 50 Best lists, and anyone looking for a Bangkok restaurant experience that is genuinely different from the Thai and pan-Asian options that dominate the city’s fine-dining tier.

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