Amorosa — Restaurant in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict

Worst experience in Thailand ever. Sincerely, I like Thailand before this restaurant, but they changed my mind. I make a reservation with the Riverside, temple view. But they give me a seat not exactly what I booked. So I ask them to the seat I booked, but they said it’s full. But still, there was seat which is empty. If you can’t give me the seat what I reserved, you should have apologized to me, not shamelessly bragging about not having a seat. You shouldn't have avoided responsibility just because you didn't take a reservation, but you should have apologized properly and come up with a solution. If you only reserve a seat for the person who paid the reservation, you should have guided me to pay the reservation fee. Does it make sense to say that I don't have a seat reserved when I go to a restaurant without any related information? I would never ever visit here again and never recommend to visit. I believe there would be a better restaurant with the service, cause most Thai people are kind and professional, except...

Amorosa Bar is an excellent spot to soak in the breathtaking views of the Chao Phraya River and the iconic beauty of the Arun Temple. Situated directly across the river from the temple, it offers a picture-perfect setting, especially at sunset when the temple glows in golden hues.

The bar spans multiple floors, with each level catering to drinking and dining. The rooftop bar, while cozy with several small tables, is the highlight. It’s an intimate space perfect for enjoying their thoughtfully crafted cocktails while taking in the stunning scenery.

The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, happily helping us move tables, charge our phone, and even take pictures for us. Their attentiveness made the experience even more enjoyable.

Whether you’re looking for a relaxed evening with drinks or a memorable place to bring guests, Amorosa delivers a delightful experience. Highly...

It's best to make a reservation, particularly on weekends. I was lucky to be seated at a table without needing to be in a line. However, there was a time limit of two and a half hours for the meal. I tried 4 dishes, 2 were great, 1 was fine, and 1 was bland. I especially liked steamed Duck breast salad, although it was a bit sweet. The staff were all superb and friendly. The restaurant is located on Chao Phraya river directly opposite to the Temple of Dawn, hence; you'll have a great opportunity to linger with a surprisingly terrific sunset. There are a lot of paid parking lots within walking distance. The prices are high, but it's reasonable, all the same. Recommended if you are looking for a special occasion and don't mind spending...