Le Vendome

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Mon - Sun:	11:30 to 14:00 18:30 to 22:00

Le Vendome has achieved a resputation for quality and service that is attracting a high profile clientele such as Ministers, celebrities from the world of entertainment and leaders of the business community.

Despite the change of location and atmosphere, the food, wine and service remains true to its original values – affordable quality but now served a tranquil residential setting.

Payment Options	Amex, Visa, Mastercard
Set Menus	Set menu 1 ฿480 4 course
Features	Dress smart casual, Licensed, Secure parking, Smoking area
Ambience	Child-friendly, Contemporary, Live music, Luxurious, Relaxed, Sophisticated
Food	Vegetarian option

"I heard Le Vendome had moved from All Seasons Place, so I thought a revisit was necessary... The building itself is interesting, with the kitchen and dining room separated by a large garden that includes a Jacuzzi the size of most swimming pools. A quick peek into the kitchen will tell you how serious the food is here. The restaurant area is not particularly large, but it is comfortable and well-suited to the atmosphere the place is trying to create.

Those gripes aside, this is still a first-class restaurant with, needless to say, first-class prices. Worth a trip, but it's certainly not one for the faint-hearted."

Sam Worthington, Sam Worthington A restaurant reviewer at large! - January 2007

"Smart and casual, yet classy in a revamped private house with a swimming pool and well-kept garden. Le Vendome moved from All Seasons Place last year... Parisian French cuisine at its best. Executive chef Nicolas Joanny uses all the best ingredients flown in fresh from France, Australia, New Zealand and Japan for an extraordinary dining experience...One of the finest wine lists in Bangkok..."

Naphalai Areesorn, Thailand Tatler - January 2007

"The restaurant is tucked away at the back of M Tower one of the impressive tower blocks that make up All Season's Place. It is a much smaller room than I expected and entry is through a small bar and then into dining room built round an open glass encased kitchen. At the far end is a piano player.

The wine list at first sight looked impressive with plenty of very drinkable French wines at sensible prices.“

Sam Worthington, Sam Worthington A restaurant reviewer at large! - November 2005

"...The main dining room is low-lit with spotlighting centred on the tables. The decor is in keeping with a domestic interior, basically smart Western with Asian influences....The wine list discloses a concentration of mainly French wines - nine pages compared to two for Italy, Spain and New World - in detailed, regional groupings..."

Brian Kent, Bangkok Post - January 2003

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