Rang Mahal

When it comes to high-end Indian food, Rang Mahal hit the top notes with several of our Best Eats judges.

"A not-to-be-missed Indian dish in the city is the slow-cooked lamb leg finished in tandoor at Rang Mahal, long regarded as Bangkok’s best Indian eatery," says Thai 101 publisher Mason Florence.

This classy restaurant on the top floor of the Rembrandt Hotel is an old hit and often frequented by Indian travelers who come to Bangkok from around the globe. 

"There are dozens of pleasant, affordable Indian eateries in Bangkok, but this is the place where curry fans can push the boat out," says Tim Footman, who agrees with Florence that the lamb is the star of the show. "The highlight is the raan-e-khyber, meltingly tender barbecued lamb, marinated in spiced rum."

But while two Best Eats judges heaped praise on the same dish, the menu is far from small. It's stuffed with a massive variety of tandori dishes, kebabs, soups and pretty much every other Indian specialty out there.

If you're in the mood to try a bit of everything, hit the Rang Mahal's Sunday brunch, from 11 a.m-2:30 p.m.