When it comes to the perfect Spanish feast, our minds immediately dance to a medley of tapas, followed by a sizzling paella, all enjoyed with a chilled glass of sangria and finished with crispy, cinnamon sugar–dusted churros.
Beloved for its bold and comforting flavors, Spanish cuisine always delivers that unmistakable sense of satisfaction. And while Spain may be the heart of it all, Bangkok is no stranger to this culinary magic. The city boasts a delicious lineup of Spanish restaurants serving everything from traditional plates to contemporary twists on the classics.
Keep our #RadarList of Bangkok’s must-try Spanish spots on your radar, so that whenever you’re in town, a scrumptious Spanish spread is never far away.
– Featured image credit: Vaso Spanish Tapas Bar –
Vaso – Spanish Tapas Bar
At Vaso – Spanish Tapas Bar, fun and finesse go hand in hand like jamón and manchego. The dining room is cleverly designed like a chef’s stage with counter seating wrapped around the open kitchen, giving guests front-row seats to all the sizzling and searing action.
Executive Chef Álvaro Ramos brings his playful spirit to every plate, serving whimsical tapas and bold seasonal creations that reflect both his creativity and character. The service is ultra-personal, making you feel as if you’re dining in a chef friend’s home. With the music pumping and rounds of shots often poured straight from the bottle into your mouth, Vaso is where party vibes meet seriously good bites. Tried, tested, and highly recommended.
Luma
Rustic, authentic, and effortlessly magnetic, that’s how we’d describe Luma. This cozy hideaway helmed by Executive Chef Pepe Dasí Jiménez is all about letting classic Spanish flavors shine.
No fuss, no frills, no over-the-top reinventions. Just beautifully executed, time-honored dishes that feel both comforting and captivating. At Luma, tradition takes center stage and that’s more than enough.
el Willy Spanish Kitchen
Step into the world of “Sexy Tapas Cuisine,” which is Chef Willy Trullàs Moreno’s bold take on Spanish dining where tradition is seasoned with creativity. His playful personality shines through every plate, turning familiar flavors into unexpected delights.
The vibe is just as spirited as the food. With its eclectic design and anything-but-ordinary energy, this is an oasis for discerning diners ready to discover just how far Spanish cuisine can go and then some.
MoVida Bangkok
Spanish Chef Frank Camorra and his longtime restaurant partner Andy McMahon brought MoVida to Bangkok after decades of delicious success in Melbourne and beyond. Here, traditional Spanish tapas are served with modern twists and crafted using pristine local ingredients.
The lively spirit of Spanish food culture where sharing is second nature meets Thailand’s own love for communal dining. Add to that a design that blends the warmth of Spain with the vibrant energy of Bangkok, and you’ve got a dining experience as dynamic as the city itself.
UNO MAS
If you’re craving Spanish flavors with a side of skyline, head up to UNO MAS nestled on the 54th floor of Centara Grand at CentralWorld. Under the direction of Chef Borja Terry Borrego, this sky-high hotspot offers a feast where Spanish traditions meet modern flair.
Sip your way through the impressive Wine Cellar, or kick off the evening with scrumptious small plates and fresh catches at the Tapas & Raw Bar. Whether you’re toasting with sangria or diving into paella, every bite is elevated by Bangkok’s glittering cityscape.
El Tapeo
Helmed by Chef Alberto Izard, El Tapeo – Spanish Eatery & Wine Bar serves up homey, hearty Spanish bites. Menu highlights include sizzling Gambas al Ajillo, flavorful Pimientos de Padrón, golden-brown Croquetas de Jamón, succulent Chuletón, and a palate-pleasing Paella de Marisco that’s perfect for sharing.
The eatery has since grown into a flavorful family with sister spots like D’Tapas and Paella House under the El Tapeo Group, continuing the celebration of Spanish culinary tradition across the city.