The Beef Master by Company B (Halal)
G Floor MBK Shopping Center, Phaya Thai Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
The Beef Master by Company B holds halal certification and occupies the G Floor of MBK Center on Phaya Thai Road. The menu spans dry-aged ribeye, T-bone steak, and Australian-sourced beef, alongside Thai-friendly options such as stir-fried beef with holy basil at 145 baht and a dry-aged burger at 180 baht. Carbonara at 150 baht broadens the appeal. With BTS National Stadium directly connected to MBK, the location works for a midday meal before or after shopping.
You walk into The Beef Master by Company B on the G Floor of MBK Center, and the first thing you see is the glass display case showing the day's cuts. The restaurant is halal-certified, a distinction that makes it one of the more accessible premium beef options in central Bangkok for Muslim diners and others seeking halal meat. The menu is built around Australian beef sourced in multiple formats. At the accessible end sit dishes such as stir-fried Australian beef with holy basil (145 baht) and a dry-aged beef burger (180 baht). Moving into steak territory, the T-bone is priced at 499 baht and the sirloin at 659 baht, while the dry-aged ribeye reaches 699 baht. Beyond beef, the kitchen turns out carbonara pasta at 150 baht and a chicken breast steak at 199 baht, rounding out the menu for tables with mixed preferences. Steak sauce options include brown sauce, mushroom sauce, coffee sauce, and honey mustard BBQ sauce, each at 45 baht. The steak jaew variant, served in a hot pan and paired with a Thai-style dipping sauce, is listed at 279 baht and suits diners who want Thai flavour profiles with premium beef. The open-kitchen format lets you watch the grill from a counter seat. MBK Center connects directly to BTS National Stadium, making the walk-in logistics straightforward. The restaurant operates every day and the location inside Thailand's best-known downtown shopping centre means it draws both regulars from the area and visitors working their way through the mall.