The Deck by Arun Residence

4 ian white - 2 months ago

We had lunch here in between temple tours. Cool setting on the 3rd floor with half air conditioned and the other half open air. Right across the river from the Temple of Dawn which makes for great pictures. They have an extensive menu of Thai and Western foods including pizza which the kids had. The Thai food was good. The kids are the pizza but it didn’t have a whole lot of flavor. They have an extensive cocktail list as well. Cool spot.

5 Paulo Gaspar Rodrigues - 4 months ago

Amazing view of Wat Arun. Great Thai food with a bit of Western fusion influence. The restaurant on the 3rd floor is very comfortable, super well decorated. Service is fair, prices as well. Great venue to impress visitors.

4 Benjamin Harvey - 4 months ago

I had the Green Curry with River Prawns - the prawns were huge and tasty but the curry itself was a little bland and not spicy enough for my liking. The staff were fine and the view over to Wat Arun was great. You will need to walk through the hotel to reach the floors with the bar and restaurant.

4 Parwitch - 3 months ago

+ Beautiful view.
+ Food is delicious.
+ Nice decoration.
+ Staff service is really quick.

- Each table is a bit too close. Not quite good for privacy.
- Too few restroom.
- No dedicated Parking lot. You have to look at the close by area.

3 J C - 8 months ago

There are things that I wish I had known before coming here. Maybe my info below will be helpful to others.

This restaurant consists of 3 floors. Reservations can be made for the first and second floors. To get a good table closest to the river, you have to make a reservation two weeks in advance. The view of the river is obstructed on these floors by a staircase and columns. A full food menu is available on these floors.

The third floor is on the rooftop. It has the best view by far, but you can’t make reservations so you should come early or wait for a good table to open up. Only drinks and snacks can be ordered on this floor. Note that drink prices are higher on this floor. For example, a bottle of Asahi was 170 baht on the first floor but 240 baht on the third floor.

I ordered a Long Island Iced Tea but didn’t taste any alcohol. Also, the picture of this drink in the menu made it look like a small pitcher, and it was 290 baht. However, when the drink arrived it was just in a regular glass. Still 290 baht on the bill.

4 Ra Ba - 2 months ago

Getting to the 3rd floor and then the roof top terrace is a bit of a challenge - but it pays off. Breathtaking view onto the river and templates, good quality food and drinks - and friendly service.
Thank you!

5 Caius Bernardi - 3 months ago

I think one of the best restaurants I've ever been in Bangkok.
Traditional but with some appreciated western influences.
It would be deserve a visit just for the amazing view on the Wat Arun.
Food is simply genuine and delicious, I really appreciated the soft shell crab and I belive I had the best spring rolls of my life, never had such a fragrant dough.
Delicious crepes suzzette and very interesting selection of cocktails and mocktails.
Very friendly, prompt and professional staff.
Absolutely recommended