Maison Dunand
About This Experience
Arnaud Dunand spent years running a two-MICHELIN-star kitchen at the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok before opening his own restaurant in 2022. Maison Dunand is unmistakably his project: the dining room is shaped like a Savoyard chalet, complete with timber and stone, and the menu is rooted in his native French Alps.
Dishes show off the Dunand technique — long-cooked sauces, classical garnishes, immaculate fish cookery — with a few Thai-pantry detours when the local market makes it irresistible. The wine list is a deep cut of Burgundy and the Rhône, with a discreet selection of Alpine whites that pair beautifully with the menu's lake-fish moments.
One MICHELIN star, awarded in 2023 and retained in the 2026 guide.
Why It's Special
Bangkok's most personal Alpine-French dining room — a former Mandarin two-star executive chef now cooking in his own house.
AI Analysis
1 Michelin star per the Michelin Guide Bangkok. Modern French (Alpine) in Sathorn. Bangkok's most personal Alpine-French dining room — a former Mandarin two-star executive chef now cooking in his own house.
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Details
- Price Range
- $$$$Lunch from ~THB 3,500; dinner ~THB 5,500 / 7,500
- Duration
- Tasting menus typically 2-3 hours
- Best Time to Visit
- Year-round (book well in advance)
- Province
- Bangkok
- Category
- fine-dining
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