Tandoor at Holiday Inn Silom Bangkok

Address: 6th Floor, 981 Silom Road Bang Rak, Bangkok - contact details

Cuisine: Indian

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Mon - Sun:	11:30 to 14:30 18:30 to 23:30

Presenting truly authentic northern Indian cuisine that is accompanied by live Indian music, Tandoor is an award-winning restaurant that has become known for its fine cuisine and exotic ambience.

Ambience	Live music, Relaxed, Traditional, Trendy

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"Tandoori cuisine is the operative word here and it is excellent. A good vegetarian selection is also available."

N/A, eat2eat - January 2007

"Plain by day, Tandoor comes alive at night, with its white marble, decorated screens and silver cups as a three-price Indian band competes with the clink of copper dishes and patrons' conversation...Chef Bramadras Sharma magically re-creates northern India' evocative flavours...A moderate wine list of some tow dozen reds and whites each from Europe and the new world..."

Naphalai Areesorn, Thailand Tatler - January 2006

"The Holiday Inn has long been a centre for the Indian community in Bangkok. Tandoor in fact was the city's first Indian fine dining restaurant, having opened in the early 1990s. At that time, to have two tandoor charcoal ovens in a restaurant, plus live music from a group of classically-trained musicians, was immensely daring. But of course, it was exactly what was needed. Tandoor has always done well."

Ken Barrett, Bangkok Post - January 2003

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