Beirut
Silom Road 64 Silom building, ground floor, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Order the mixed grill platter on a first visit to cover the full range of what the kitchen does best. The cold starters including hummus and fattoush are a strong opening before the main plates arrive. Lunch service from 11am to 3pm is calmer and faster than the evening rush. One of the most consistent Lebanese restaurants in Bangkok over a twenty-year period.
Beirut Restaurant on Silom Road has operated in Bang Rak for over twenty years, making it one of the longest-running Lebanese kitchens in Bangkok. The kitchen holds halal certification and attracts a regular mix of Arab expats alongside Thai diners who return for the consistent Middle Eastern cooking. Mixed kebab platters alongside shawarma lead the grilled meat section of the menu. Hummus alongside falafel and tabouleh fill the cold-starter section. Grilled chicken and lamb chops cover the main course protein selection. Bread arrives warm and fresh at the table without a request. The Silom location at number 64 places the restaurant within the Silom business corridor, accessible via BTS Sala Daeng within a ten-minute walk. The interior runs across multiple dining floors and handles both solo visits and large group bookings with equally attentive service.
The 4.4-star Google rating across more than 2,000 reviews spans over two decades of operation. This reflects a kitchen that has maintained its standards through significant growth across Bangkok. Multiple branches have opened across the city since the original, but the Silom location remains the flagship. Pricing sits in the mid-range for Bangkok dining and is considered strong value given the portion sizes involved.
Lunch service runs from 11am through to 3pm with a dinner reopening at 6pm daily. Reservations are recommended for groups of six or more, particularly on weekends when Silom area traffic is high. The restaurant has served the same core Lebanese menu throughout its two decades in Bangkok. This is a kitchen with genuine heritage in the city's halal dining landscape.