Café Jardin — Restaurant in Lumphini Subdistrict

Food quality was uneven, given the price point. We ordered two lunch meal sets, and the portions were good, and food was well presented. It wasn't fast, but not slow either; but we were the only people with orders on the go at the time.

The problem was taste and quality - the breaded pork was not good - over breaded, poorly fried, and dry. The crispy pork belly was pretty good, but the spicy pasta was simply way too spicy (and yes, I do eat spicy foods in Thailand) due to the amount of fresh finely chopped chilis in the small amount of spaghetti which threw the dish out of balance - just pure heat. The pasta was well cooked, however.

The atmosphere was mediocre. It's called "Jardin", but the garden decor was very limited, even though there was plenty of space. The service was just "ok", especially given there was only one other table occupied.

I know this restaurant focuses on quality Thai produce, but I've been to another restaurant with the same focus, but makes far superior food, at...

Following my incredible stay experience at Sivatel. We are at Jardin on our last day in Bangkok and the food was absolutely amazing. We didn’t expect much and it really was good!

The basil pork rice and spicy pork neck was really good. The main surprise was the crab fried rice and coconut. I didn’t expect the fried rice to come in such a comprehensive set and I love it. The coconut was amazing because they come with a lemon juice (to cleanse the palette) and coconut sugar. Which is to eat with the...

Cafe Jardin is now MaiMai replacing the Provence that moves to Gaysorn Plaza. Cafe Jardin is the first boat noodle that settled in Peninsula Plaza. The menu of the new Cafe Jardin Maimai and Provence are almost identical for the original items. I love them both but feel that Maimai boat noodle is a bit milder and more rounded in tastes. Dessert is more extravagant at Le Provence. But both restaurants are good and long...