Welcome to SARAN ROM, Your Classical Thai Cuisine Restaurant
In Thai language, SARAN ROM means “ to enjoy ” and “ be happy ”. Saran Rom is also the name of a western – style palace in Bangkok. It served as royal residence of Crown Prince Vajiravudh, the future Rama VI and later became the ministry of foreign affairs. Saran Rom Palace was built in the late 19th century, the same period as Vimarn Mek Palace, the colonial-style palatial mansion built entirely of golden teakwood with ornate Victorian fretwork. Both palaces were built during the reign of King Chulalongkorn Rama V.

From 1925-1935, during the reign of King Prajadhipok, Rama VII, Saran Rom Palace was place of relaxation and celebration for the royal families, and a place for receiving royal guests from abroad. The palace grounds featured a purposeful theatre, an elegant western style lounge club and the renowned royal gardens in which many festive events and celebratory activities have taken place.

It is our desire to re-create the glamorous atmosphere and majestic ambience of Saran Rom Palace, as well as to serve the classic Thai dishes similar to those which would have been enjoyed by the royals throughout the generations. The solid teak beam structures and their fretwork of gingerbread carving represent our efforts at capturing the enchanting spirit of Vimarn Mek Palace. Walk into our Saran Rom, and experience distinctively delicate Thai dishes; enjoy selective wines amongst inspiring Thai surroundings.