A nice place to eat or have drinks especially during the evening, with an amazing view of Wat Arun. The place can be crowded on weekends, although reservations are preferred, it is still possible to get a table for walk ins too. They have many varieties of food, and the portion is plenty. Suitable for sharing. The dish that shines for me is the grilled prawn served with spicy curry sauce. The prawn is cooked just right, with a mellow curry sauce which goes really well with it. The clear Tom Yum is rich and packed a kick. Love their Thai Tea pannacota, which was so intense.

Beautiful, scenic location overlooking one of Bangkok's iconic landmarks. Especially stunning in the evening, around sunset. Food was solid, both in terms of taste and quality. I loved the backstory of the restaurant and family ties. Service was a bit slow and tough to get attention for at times. One example was trying to order extra dishes/drinks - No one asked if we'd like anything else or made suggestions. Overall, a great spot. Some small refinements and improving the service would elevate the dining experience a lot.

We booked the table 15 days in advance before going there because we wanted to sit on the top floor with a full view of Wat Arun and the river. It was super busy when we got there. The waiter took us to the top floor, straight to our table closer to the river side and it had a clear view to Wat Arun. It was 5PM and it was still sunny. The sunset was not there yet. We sat there with the sunlight on our faces and like other people there, we opened our umbrellas. We expected sunset and we were early for sunset. It was so fun that everyone hid under the umbrellas. I ordered a Jai Yen Yen blend and when they brought it out in a 2 liter bottle.The color of the drink was so beautiful and it tasted lightly sweet with a green smell of butterfly pea flowers. Our first dish was mieng yong which was dried shredded pork, peanuts and sweet roasted coconut wrapped in cha plu leaves. It was presented in a shot cup and I felt like we would have a shot of starter. I never had raw cha plu leaves before and I didn’t think that I could make them raw. The old leaves had a stronger smell and I usually used them to make fried pork wrapped in cha plu leaves or used it like other herbs to add some notes to the soup or braised dishes. It was super delicious.Everything blended together perfectly. Another recommended dishes was Yum Crispy leaf fish. Fish was crunchy, herbs smelled awesome and a little spicy. They went very well with the sweet and sour sauce. The taste was boom. We liked it very much that everytime we talked about that day, it was the first thing we remembered. Another dish we tried was Tom Khloang Pla Nue Ain Krob. My taste buds weren’t back to normal so I still couldn’t eat too much spicy food. It didn’t mean that the food was not good, it was that I had some problems. The soup was spicy but I couldn’t stop eating it. It was so good. The mushrooms were fresh and crunchy. Like other Thai dishes, they used a lot of herbs and spices to make the soup smell like heaven and easier to deliver umami taste to people. We ordered some simple dishes with rice then finished our meal with Thai tea panna cotta. It was smooth and creamy with the taste of Thai milk tea and we loved it. Last time we tried Chang beer so this time, we tried Singha beer. After the first sip, I realized Singha beer was stronger than Chang beer and the taste of beer was stronger too. Still it was not as bitter as those other beers we tried in other parts of the world. I remembered when we had a free drink in Rome, we tried beer. It was not strong and the taste was bitter. It went very well with crispy onion rings we ordered as a side dish.At 5.30 PM, we didn’t have to use the umbrellas anymore. The sun slowly went down to the horizon. A cloud covered part of the sun and the light went down to the temple like it was light from heaven. As it was getting darker, the light was on and we got to see another image of Wat Arun.We finished our dinner at 7PM as the staff reminded us when they started cleaning the roof top area. I suddenly understood why they only allowed people to be there until 7PM. It was dark there and if they turned all the lights on, we couldn’t see Wat Arun as clearly as we wanted to see.

Came here on a weekday for lunch and it wasn’t too crowded! When you’re here you would be greeted warmly by the staff and their multiple Michelin accolades on the sliding door 🤩 The ambience of this place is simply loveeeely! I can see why it’s so hyped. Regardless whether you’re dining indoor/out, you get a lovely view of the river and of course the magnificent Wat Arun 🤩🤩 what a BEAUTIFUL sight! Super love the full length glass windows! Of course in the sweltering heat it’s nicer to dine indoors, that’s the sensible thing to do haha 😆. The food was alright for me. Got the crabmeat curry and there were huge fat chunks of crabmeat in there, but it was much tooOoOo spicy for me and it’s a pity the spiciness level couldn’t be adjusted 🥵 Rest of the dishes we got (massaman curry with chicken, rice cracker with suuuuper spicy chilli on the side, fried crabmeat that came in actual crab shells 🦀) were great too but nothing to shout about. The one thing I really LOVED was the iced butterfly pea flower tea, it’s so fragrant and mild! 🦋💙 All in all it was a great visit, and it’s recommended to make a reservation beforehand as it can get quite packed! ☺️

Excellent food and waterfront views. The top floor open bar was chill with a good vibe and AC is available downstairs. Make sure to have a reservation to get a table. The waterfront view is great. The food has a large variety and all were very good. The sea bass soup was great and we loved the fried lotus root and crab omlette. Good for small to medium sized groups maybe up to 10. Very reasonable for the quality and area.

Authentic Thai restaurants located by the river overlooking beautiful Thai Temple (Wat Arun) . Service is outstanding , food is delicious . Recommended for people who wanted to have Thai food and beautiful view by the river . Advance reservations is required to get a proper seating

Been there with a people of 5 to this authentic Thai restaurant along the Chaopraya river bank opposite Temple of Dawn. The location is absolutely great - an alleyway opposite Wat Pho. The place has limited seats and recommends to do booking it much in advance. The most popular time is during the sunset. We ordered various kind of authentic Thai dishes. I said it was authentic because you can assess it to the level of spicy and how the food is not westernized. The food is in the good portion and pretty tasty. I really like fried mushroom and lotus roots. The Pork curry is nice. Taking photo with the temple of Dawn is not to be missed!

Walked over here from the near by temple. Perfect place to cool down and take in some views of the river. Food was pretty good with plenty of variety. Definitely a place targeted at travelers but not in a bad way. Enjoyable experience overall. Please note - there was a scammer posted up at the end of the street leaving the restaurant. He pretend to be a police officer and was hassling us. Forgot to add, he was a short older man in a dress shirt spoke clear English. His gimmic was he was telling to watch out for pick pockets. Don't be fooled.

A cosy little restaurant with a rooftop bar by the river. The food was really nice, fresh and vibrant tastes. They have a nice selection of iced teas. And the desserts were delicious. Although it was mentioned in Michelin guide as well, the prices were reasonable. And very friendly stuff; we visited with a baby and no problems there. :) Would love to pay a visit again!

Service was great and friendly. I didn't book a seat before but they can find a table for me. The food was ok, some hit and missed. Some menu was plain, no deep flavour such as Tom klong crispy fish. Atmosphere was good. Unluckily I sit at ground floor so I couldn't see the Arun temple clearly as the wharf is covered a bit.

While Supanniga is a well known and popular chain, it isn't overrated (or overpriced) and worth it especially for visitors to Bangkok who would like a refreshing experience. The food (crab curry, nam prik, crab balls, Thai tea Panna cotta) is all very delicious and comes in generous portions. It is certainly expensive but given the location and the Supanniga 'brand' I would say it is worth the price. Go for dishes that aren't so easily found in local eateries. Service was excellent and willing to make recommendations and explain the dishes. The sunset view was beautiful and completely unobstructed and goes well with a cocktail. They serve water in plastic bottles which is charged so if you have your own water, would not recommend ordering water. Definitely make an advance reservation because they are popular even at unexpected times.

We planned to eat and have a view of Wat Arun before taking a ferry there. Without prior booking, it is hard to secure a table, but we were lucky to be seated inside. I don't know that there is a terrace here 😂, otherwise sitting outdoors overseeing Wat Arun must be mind-blowing. I feel the food tastes a bit salty, but the presentation of all the dishes are beautiful. I can hear the diners at the neighbor table praising the food. I order the lemon grass with pineapple juice, and the level of sugar added is high, so I have to pour soda water to balance the taste. The service is gentle and attentive, and the dining atmosphere is great 👍

Delicious food all around- a bit pricy, but worth it! And fun spot right on the pier- mango sticky rice was exceptional!

Got this reference from a local friend and I am vegetarian so the place has a good spread, ofcourse mushrooms and tofu is always the spread but I was well take care off. Special mention to the shiitake with fried Thai basil, very innovative dish and the light and flavour packed Tom yum soup was phenomenal. Service could have been a bit more warm. You can also take a private long tail boat right outside the this place and enjoy the river.

Lovely restaurant with a nice ambience, delicious food and wonderful staffs. We had their Crab curry, pork stew, papaya salad and crispy fish. Too bad their famous Thai tea panna cotta was sold out. Make sure you reserve early for a seat on the 2nd floor with a view of Wat Arun and the Chao Praya River.

Awesome place! If you want to see the famous sunset opposite Wat Arun AND have authentic good food: this is your place. But make sure to book a table. The atmosphere of this place is amazing. It’s a super quaint restaurant where you can spend hours. Even before and after sunset. The service is great and the food has the quality of their city branches in Thonglor and Sathorn. Among all the sun downer places by the river: this is the real number 1

Nothing beats unplanned tourists gathering from home country in a foreign country like this one! Good and decent food as well. But need to make booking. Upstairs more for drinking while downstairs for friends/family meals.

Amazing view of Wat Arun. I recommend getting the table inside as bangkok weather gets too hot even at night. We loved the cabbage! It was a very simple dish but was very delicious.

Not easy to find the place. Many taxi do not know the place well. 2 mins walk from a 7-11. This area is few mins drive from the Royal Palace Temple of Bangkok. Quite nice view facing the river bank. Best time is 6pm to 7pm, can see the sunset. 1 star lesser for the location. Food wise is ok.

Supanniga Eating Room at Tha Tien offers delectable dishes with an authentic Thai flavor. The restaurant has consistently made it into the Michelin Guide for several years. Located by the river, the Tha Tien branch provides a picturesque view of Wat Arun and features two floors, including both indoor and rooftop seating. It's advisable to book in advance due to its popularity, and while parking isn't available on-site, you can park at Wat Pho and walk to the restaurant. The restaurant operates from 11:00 to 22:00 daily, and reservations can conveniently be made using The Michelin Guide app. Overall, a visit to this restaurant promises not only a delightful culinary adventure but also a glimpse into the beauty of Thai culture and architecture along the serene Chao Phraya River.

Coming back to Supanniga Eating Room after years brought back fond memories. The view of Choaphaya River and Wat Arun was delightful and inspiring. We always enjoyed watching the sunset. The food was fantastic, particularly Moo Chamuang and Hor Mok. The service was excellent; Khun "Pu" made us feel at home and welcome. Her Thai hospitality was top-notch, and she was patient with our many questions. We can't wait to come back again for many incredible drinks and refreshing iced tea!

The view is beautiful at night, you get to see Wat Arun while you dinner and it’s lit, so nice! The food was very good, great place to have authentic Thai dishes and the staff is super kind and friendly. There lots of mosquitoes at night tho, bring bug spray!!!

The location is fabulous! The view from the terrace is wow! I had crab meat with yellow peppers. The spiciness and taste were just right! Mango sticky rice, my favourite, was delicious!

Nice with War Arun view over the river. Great spot for sunset view. Great spot to chill. The atmosphere is a chic classic with impeccable service. Food is delicious. Recommend the stuff squid soup. Mushroom laab is tasty and good. Higher end price.

On our first night in Thailand we wanted somewhere approachable yet still with authentic Thai food. Supanniga Eating Room did just that. An incredible view across the river and a great selection of Thai dishes. The Tom Kha is one of the best we’ve had in Thailand. It is the most we’ve paid for a meal here in Thailand but cost is very reasonable for the location.

Very good place, good food, suitable for family and dining. Overall the food and service are good. Food is so spicy, if you cannot eat spicy, tell them to do less. Drinks are good too but beer isnt recommended. I go to their website a month before the trip to book a river-view table. Minimun 2000Bth here, which mean you will be charged 2000Bth even you eat 2000 or not, but it’s okay because you will eat more than 2000Bath trust me.

The view was good, depending on your seating location. Food was sub par. Most of the dishes we ordered pack flavour and a lot of items on the menu were not available despite we being here at 12:30pm. However, one of the appetiser was fabulous. (Refer to the photo)

There are some authentic dishes they serve that isn't served in some restaurants. The food was food. I specifically asked for no cilantro 3 times to just to make sure and the soup had a nice large cilantro garnish and was also cooked in the soup. Ruined it for me. The view was fantastic at night of the temple 🛕

(4.5 stars!) High quality Thai restaurant. The flavor is good. Great ambience with the view of Wat Arun. Some dsih 8s better than 9thers. We like Crab egg dipping with vegetable set (Nam Prik Khao Pu), Spicy vegetable soup (Kaeng Pa) and Grilled pork. The place is not large, so it may get cramped when crowded.

The view is amazing as you can see in photos. I went to Supaniga the other location 5 years ago I would say things haven't changed much. Service was excellent, food and drinks were just okay.

The food is good and the price is reasonable. Make sure you make an appointment first. Lovely at sunset and nighttime. It is located across the river from Wat Arun.

Best service ever!! The managers name is Praew and this restaurant has a jewel on her. She was so helpful getting a table, making reservations for the following day and helping pick a delicious menu. The view is amazing!! But the service made the difference. Thank you Praew!!

Food was delicious and unique, easily five star food. It did take forever in the afternoon heat to arrive though. Not sure for what reason. But, definitely worth it. Apparently this has also been featured in Michelin for several years in a row and because the food is so delicious I'm not surprised. The restaurant had an amazing view and the coconut pancakes were a unique and delicious desert. We also had no wait time for seating which was surprisingly good.

Walked-in and got lucky cause someone didn’t show up. Lots of tourist want an outdoor table. I would recommend for indoor dining. You still can enjoy Thai cuisine with the view whilst indoor. Food is superb with the best service! I ordered both spicy and mild food for foreigner friends. They really love it. All the dishes are so good except Phad Thai. I wish they could add more presentation and the taste is kinda blended as I’m a local. The rest is so good! I still recommend all my friends to go for dinner! Recommendations: Book in advance to get a table! And don’t be late! Not over 15 mins! You might miss this food and the view!

They received us without a booking. Accommodated is to the best of their abilities and served delicious food. No complaints other than the food took about 35min to prepare (it was not a lot, only 2 dishes) but they were quite busy on a Sunday night. I’ll come back for sure

I came here for a quick lunch by myself on the weekday before a business meeting nearby. Didn’t make a reservation but lucky I got a table downstairs, they were already almost full. Just realized the restaurant was just renovated and I like this version so much - so vibrant and cozy. The food and service are on point, as always. When done, I went upstairs to check out the rooftop - can’t get enough of this majestic Wat Arun view. Will definitely come back here again for dinner but will book ahead as was told they were much busier during sunset.