Bangkok Restaurant Review | Four Seasons Courtyard Chinese Dining Experience

Visited the Four Seasons Courtyard at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok by the Chao Phraya River! The ambiance is truly stunning✨ Hidden within the hotel, it overlooks the water courtyard opposite the lobby. Seating is arranged along the water feature, with about a dozen tables available—even without a reservation, you can usually find a spot. With a ceiling height of over 6 meters, the space feels incredibly open. The large floral arrangement designed by JMG is a real eye-catcher and serves as the visual centerpiece. The statue at the entrance even resembles Aesuo from "Once Upon a Time in the West"—attention to detail is top-notch! The menu features refined Chinese cuisine, with the YTY Set Menu offering a selection of classic dishes. The flavors are decent, with fresh ingredients and a touch of Southeast Asian fusion in the seasoning. However, the dishes didn’t leave a lasting impression—perhaps the high expectations set by the environment made the food feel less remarkable. Food photos are at the end 🤣 For those who appreciate hotel dining design and atmospheric spaces, this spot is worth a visit! It’s a great way to experience Bangkok’s unique dining spaces, enjoying the water views while savoring the dishes. The vibe is definitely on point!