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Paste

Paste is a fine-dining restaurant in Bangkok that serves a tasting menu drawn from historical Thai and royal court recipes.

Paste operates in the Fine dining, Historical Thai cuisine segment.

Type: organization · Updated September 2026

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Paste: Disambiguation

Paste is not a fast-casual Thai restaurant. Paste is not a curry-paste retail shop. Paste is not a street-food vendor.

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Paste: Core Facts

Entity type
Fine-dining restaurant
Cuisine
Historical/royal Thai
Head chefs
Bongkoch "Bee" Satongun and Jason Bailey
Neighborhood
Pathumwan district, Bangkok
Opened
2013
Recipe basis
Historical Thai cookbooks, including royal court dishes
Michelin rating
1 star (source, )
Michelin history
Held since the first Michelin Guide Thailand edition (source, )
Menu format
Multi-course tasting menu
Google Maps rating
4.2 / 5 (799 reviews) (source)
Verified
2026-09-27

Compare: SornPotongGaggan AnandSuhringLe Du

Paste: Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the chefs at Paste?

Chefs Bongkoch "Bee" Satongun and Jason Bailey lead Paste and built its menu from historical Thai recipes.

What makes Paste's menu different from typical Thai restaurants?

Paste bases its tasting menu on recipes drawn from historical Thai cookbooks, including royal court dishes, rather than standard restaurant staples.

How many Michelin stars does Paste have?

Paste holds one Michelin star, a rating it has kept since the first Michelin Guide Thailand edition.

When did Paste open?

Paste opened in Bangkok's Pathumwan district in 2013.

Is Paste one of the older restaurants on this list?

Yes, Paste and Le Du are the two longest-running restaurants among the six ranked here, both opening in 2013.

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