The bridge viewpoint of the Sirimahannop, a sailing ship turned into a restaurant

Dinner on the Sirimahannop

Enjoy the unique experience of having dinner on the Sirimahannop, a large three masts sailing ship on the Chao Phraya river.

One of Bangkok’s best restaurants

Elected one of Bangkok’s best restaurants, the Sirimahannop provides high end dining, cocktails, wines and other drinks, good service and a beautiful river setting, all in a relaxed ambiance.

A step back in time

Step back in time when you get aboard the Sirimahannop. Experience the feeling of being in a different era aboard the old sailing ship.

The three master Sirimahannop

Dinner on the ship

Passengers can choose to dine on the upper deck, the lower deck or the bridge.

Upper deck

The main dining area is on the ship’s upper deck which provides great views of the Chao Phraya river and Bangkok. In the outdoors area diners can enjoy the river breeze and watch the sunset.

Lower deck

If you prefer to dine indoors, opt for the luxury air-conditioned restaurant in the hull of the ship. On the walls are old photographs of Siam, as Thailand used to be called in gone by times.

Seating area on the upper deck of the ship

Upper deck restaurant seating

The Bridge

Choose The Bridge for a more intimate dinner. The indoor space is well suited for private dinners.

Rum Bar & the Bridge viewpoint

If you like rum, head over to the Rum Bar that serves a wide selection of rum cocktails. The Bridge viewpoint on the back of the ship provides some of the best views of the river and Bangkok at night.

Rum bar below deck

Food & drinks

The Sirimahannop restaurant offers a selection of high-quality food as well as an extensive cocktails and beverages menu.

Menus

The menu contains dishes from Thailand as well as several European and Asian countries. The longitude in the menus’ names represent the ports where the ship docked on its travels between Bangkok and Western countries.

Vegetarian, vegan and halal options are available.

100°E Bangkok

This menu offers a choice of dishes like house cured dill salmon, green papaya fries, steamed Dutch mussel pot and peanut and turmeric chicken.

45°E At Sea

Among others beef flank steak from Java (Wagyu), baked pork chop on the bone and braised beef cheek gulf of Tonkin.

9°E Copenhagen

9°E Copenhagen offers Norwegian tea smoked duck breast, smoked pepper mackerel and pan-fried Atlantic halibut steak.

Oysters

Some of the finest oysters from several countries including Signature Fine de Claire (France), Zeeuwse (Netherlands) and Samper Basket (Chef’s choice).

Seafood baskets

A choice of regular seafood basket, Sirimahannop fish tacos or Sirimahannop fish & chips.

Curry baskets

If you enjoy curries, try a Beef cheek chicken curry or a Gulf of Thailand spicy eggplant curry.

Desserts

After dinner enjoy a tasty dessert like brownie, cherry tart, cheesecake or ice cream.

Cocktails

On the cocktail menu is a good choice of cocktails, both signature cocktails and nonalcoholic cocktails.

Beverages

The beverage menu offers an extensive menu of drinks, including French champagne, Italian and French wines, gin, vodka, rum, Scotch whisky, soft drinks and juices.

For the complete food, cocktails and beverages menu, check the Sirimahannop menu web page.

The bridge of the Sirimahannop

Your photo on the ship

Take your photo aboard the old three master. Staff will be happy to assist in making photographs with the best backgrounds.

History of the ship

The Sirimahannop, which means “Auspiciousness of the vast ocean”, is a replica of the Thoon Kramom, a three-mast sailing ship built in 1864 in Bangkok. The cargo ship belonging to the East Asiatic Company carried teak wood and other cargo to Europe, bringing prosperity to Siam. The ship used to dock at Siam’s largest international trading port where currently Asiatique the Riverfront is.

During the Franco-Siamese war of 1893 the ship was converted into a warship to defend Bangkok against possible invasion.

Museum

In the hull of the ship is a small museum. Old photos of the Thoon Kramom and the old port detail the ship’s history and the international trade between Siam and European countries as well as gives an impression of Siam during the late 19th century and early 20th century. An interactive gallery tells the story of the ship.

Location

The Sirimahannop is docked at the pier of Asiatique the Riverfront where the old port used to be. Asiatique is located at Charoen Krung Road Soi 72-76 in the Sathorn area of Bangkok.

How to get there

Get there either by taxi or a combination of BTS Sky Train and Chao Phraya river boat.

How to get around Bangkok by MRT Subway, Skytrain and other means of public transport

Prices

Prices are in the medium range. Most dishes are priced between 190 Baht and 990 Baht.

Opening hours

The restaurant opens daily at 4 pm.
Last order for meals is at 10:30 pm, last order for drinks at 11:30 pm.
The restaurant closes at midnight.

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