Blue Elephant Bangkok Sathorn Cooking School & Restaurant





Tours & Activities in Bangkok

This top tour in a traditional tuk tuk takes you to the best of Bangkok at night with an English-speaking guide. Enjoy markets and temples, tuck into local Thai snacks, see the sights and learn some fun facts about the city as you go!

Tiptoe across the top of Bangkok's skyline, and experience the vertigo-inducing thrill of the Mahanakhon SkyWalk Observation Deck. This ticket will see you rocket to the roof of the Thai capital's tallest observation deck in 50 seconds flat. With 360° panoramas across the city and 314 meters of dizzying elevation, whether you choose a spectacular sunset, a twinkling twilight, or a pale morning, the views will leave you speechless.

If you love a bit of bartering, wait till you see how they do it in Thailand! On this full-day guided tour, explore two iconic markets on the outskirts of Bangkok. Maeklong Train Market is a fresh market situated right by a well-worn railroad. Watch the vendors expertly close and open their awnings to make room as the trains rattle past Learn about the area's bloody battle history and see the Golden Buddha inside Wat Bang Kung, a striking Buddhist temple engulfed by the roots of a massive Banyan Tree. Located on the Amphawa Canal, the Amphawa Floating Market is one of Thailand's more popular floating markets. Visit this riverside hub and see vendors selling delicious treats like sweets and seafood. Then, after sunset, when the lights have dimmed, wind down with a river cruise surrounded by flickering fireflies.
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Loved the class. We first went to the local market where they explained the importance of each of the herbs. Then we had a local coffee/ tea break. Back at the school we made fresh green chile paste which involved a lot of rigorous pounding to create the perfect consistency. What a great way to get rid of frustrations! From there we made beef green curry and 3 other dishes. Finally we eat our creations. It was great fun for everyone in the class, from the 6 year old boy to the adults. It’s a great way to experience Thai food.
Three of us had dinner at the Blue Elephant in January on our way back from the Middle East en route home to Sydney. There are two locations that I’m aware of in Bangkok, as we were staying at the IHG, Sathorn proved to be more convenient for us, and the staff at both locations were very helpful over email recommending options for us. The restaurant is housed in a beautiful gracious building which appeared to have been a private home at some stage perhaps. There’s an old world charm in the dining room we were seated in (facing the street but the building is set back from the road, so no noise or disturbance). The staff were welcoming and helpful, you can expect to receive warm appreciative service in Thailand. We chose a curry, a salad, a beautiful duck dish, and we shared some morning glory and dessert. Don’t be too hung up about what we had, because the menu changes from time to time, but be assured that everything you’re going to order is going to be delicious. I don’t have a gripe about by of it, but if I were pressed to suggest an improvement, I would recommend they amp the flavour up a bit to give it a more authentic feel - that could be by offering a lashing of chili on the side of each plate, or whatever works to give the dishes a bit more bite. Just a tad too europeanised for my taste. I want to add that the staff and the management went out of their way to ensure we got transport back to our hotel as it was a Friday night and we couldn’t get an uber for a good 30 minutes. They arranged a taxi and waited with us, and made sure we were on our way before returning to their posts. You wouldn’t imagine this happening in any other country. It’s a lovely place to dine and I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed.
Blue Elephant is a wonderful Thai restaurant that offers a truly memorable dining experience. The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful, with elegant décor that creates a warm and refined atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive throughout our visit. Most importantly, the food was delicious—full of authentic Thai flavors, beautifully presented, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. Everything felt thoughtfully prepared, from start to finish. We really enjoyed our meal and would happily return again.
The experience was so great we had to go back to back nights! First evening included Rose Spring rolls then two main dishes including Tiger prawn pad Thai and the Massaman Lamb to conclude with their specialty dessert the Jasmine Pistachio Cake. Vijay our evenings waiter was excellent with the explanation and service of each course. We decided to try their specialty teas with our meal which was also a great choice! The second evening we had Pink Pomelo salad Prawn Cakes, Forgotten Beef Curry and Blue Elephants Famous Spare Ribs. Same dessert because we loved it! Our second we were lucky to have Kookai as our waitress who was amazing i with her suggestions plus explanations. Blue Elephant hits the mark with a romantic atmosphere, unique fine dining and friendly staff from the moment you walk in to the moment we left. Don't miss out if your a foodie in Thailand, thank you so much Blue Elephant team for a best dining experience!
The Blue Elephant Sathorn delivers an exceptional dining experience that beautifully honors the depth, elegance, and soul of Thai cuisine—and the Chef’s Tasting Menu is nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment the first course arrived, it was clear that this was not just a meal, but a thoughtfully curated journey through Thailand’s regional flavors and culinary heritage. Each dish was exquisitely presented, striking a perfect balance between refinement and authenticity. The flavors were bold yet nuanced—layered with aromatic herbs, perfectly calibrated spice, and impeccable technique. The progression of the tasting menu felt seamless. Highlights included deeply aromatic curries, delicate seafood preparations, and inventive reinterpretations of classic Thai dishes that respected tradition while elevating it to fine-dining artistry. Every bite told a story, showcasing premium ingredients and an obvious reverence for Thai culinary roots. All of this paired with the finest selection of wines by the in-house sommelier. The service was warm, attentive, and knowledgeable, enhancing the experience without ever feeling intrusive. Staff took the time to explain each course, adding context that made the tasting menu even more meaningful. Paired with the restaurant’s stunning colonial-style setting, the atmosphere felt both grand and intimate—an ideal backdrop for such a memorable meal. Blue Elephant’s Chef’s Tasting Menu is a masterclass in Thai fine dining. It’s an experience I would wholeheartedly recommend to anyone looking to explore Thai cuisine at its highest level—refined, soulful, and truly unforgettable.
Tickets & Attractions in Bangkok

Bangkok is a magnet for the biggest stars on the planet, no wonder they're all hanging out at Madame Tussauds! Wander into the lives of notable public figures with this hot ticket, and meet the likes of Albert Einstein, Pablo Picasso, Mark Zuckerberg, and Captain America! Anyone who's anyone is here!

Explore Bangkok by bike on this guided tour through Chinatown, the flower market, and the city's historic riverside areas. Cross the Chao Phraya River, visit a local temple, and feed turtles by the water. Start in Talat Noi, one of Bangkok's oldest Chinese neighborhoods, and ride through narrow streets lined with traditional shophouses, shrines, and street art. Continue through Chinatown and the flower market before heading to the river. Cross the Chao Phraya River via Memorial Bridge to Thonburi and visit a riverside temple where turtles gather along the water's edge. Afterwards, return to the city by local ferry and enjoy views of Bangkok from the river. Along the way, your guide will share information about the neighborhoods you visit and introduce you to local snacks. The tour ends near Silom, within walking distance of the BTS, MRT, shopping centers, and Lumphini Park.

Always wanted to impress your friends with a centerpiece that could be placed on the table of any Michelin-starred restaurant? This course led by a Thai master carver will reveal the secrets of how to create art from the ordinary. Relax in a penthouse studio above Bangkok and learn to transform tomatoes into blossoming flowers, cucumbers into leaves, and even watermelons into beautiful bouquets.

Everyone loves Thai food. This is handy, because once you're done with Blue Elephant's Thai cooking class, you'll be an in-demand culinary guru! Visit a local Bangkok market to buy fresh ingredients for four delicious dishes, then learn how to create the flavors that have seen Thai food travel to all corners of the globe with expert in-house chefs. After pouring your heart and soul into these icons of Thai cuisine, you'll sit in the restaurant to taste your work. Bon appetit!

If you're ready for a real experience in Thailand, bring your smartphone and a thirst for adventure! This unique game helps you discover all that Bangkok’s historical district has to offer, from its shrines and shops to its local communities. Each clue you follow, and each puzzle you solve unlocks new sights and stories! You've travelled to Bangkok to follow the trail of your grandfather – a famous sculptor who used to live in Thailand. He passed away when you were young. You’ve always assumed you have Thai origins, so here you are, touring Bangkok to find out more. The city game starts and ends at Sam Yot Subway Station (Exit 1). It will take you between 2 to 2.5 hours to complete. Want to pause and explore? No problem, you can start back up where you left off, any time.

Excite your senses as you travel bustling Bangkok by bicycle! The Bangkok City Culture tour is tailor-made fun on two wheels – you can even choose a bicycle that fits your body length. With your guide leading the way, stop at a dazzling local temple, ride along the train graveyard, through squatter settlements, and visit the biggest daily market for fresh goods, Talad Klongtoey. Once you've safely crossed the congested Rama IV Road, see the Queen Sirikit Convention Center and take a little rest in the tranquil Benjakitti Park. Aah, bliss! You might even see some water monitor lizards, and locals doing Tai Chi or Yoga. A great way to get your bearings, and a fun insight into local Bangkok life.
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