Amaya Food Gallery

One item not to be missed is classic Thai dessert "nam kang sai", a bed of shaved ice topped with your choice of syrups and toppings. Some toppings, like nuts, you'd expect to see on a dessert while others, like corn, may take some getting used to! One thing's for sure, Amaya Food Gallery is a restaurant you won't leave the slightest bit hungry!

Price & Hours

Overview

Dietary

Allergen friendly menu

Stations are manned by chefs who can advise on dietary requirements or prepare something especially for your dietary requirements.

Helpful ingredient label

Food is labelled clearly for spice-sensitive guests

You Have To Try...

Nam Kang Sai (Shaved Ice)

Gluten-friendly Dairy-free Vegetarian Vegan

This classic refreshing dessert is traditionally found in street food markets. Shaved ice is topped with colored syrup or juice then adorned with your choice of fruit and legumes.

Tip: Be creative with your toppings!

Phad Thai

A little spicy Gluten-friendly Dairy-free

A world-famous Thai dish cooked to perfection right in front of your eyes. Flat rice noodles are traditionally fried with vegetables, chili, eggs, and chicken or shrimp then served with peanuts, chili, and lemongrass on the side.

Tip: If you prefer a vegetarian or vegan version, just ask the chef and they will happily oblige.

Look Around

Small sign describing dish

Add the syrup...

Add the toppings...

Finished! So delicious.

If you ask nicely, the staff may even let you use the ice machine (it's harder than it looks!)

How to make Nam Kang Sai

The Indian station

The Italian station - wood fired pizza

The seafood station

New Zealand mussels

Indian curries, rice and naan bread

Chocolate fondue station

Fresh ingredients for phad thai

The buffet stations

Pancakes made at the dessert station

The pasta station

Top quality cocktails

Creative decor

A little taste...

Video

How To Get There

Once inside the hotel lobby, walk towards the lifts at the rear and take one up to the 4th floor.

Backstory

Amari Watergate Bangkok Hotel was opened in 1994 and the restaurant has been renovated several times since then. The hotel and restaurant is currently closed between 1 April 2020 and 30 November 2020 for renovations.

Scorecard

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