Sirimahannop

Sirimahannop is a replica of a Royal Thai navy ship, the last three-masted sailing ship used by The Royal Thai Navy, during the reign of King Rama V (1868-1910). The vessel played an important role in transporting teak wood and other goods to be sold in Europe; upon return, carrying coal to Bangkok. It was also one of six ships that protected the Thai capital from invasion in the Franco-Siamese War in 1893.

The captain of Sirimahannop during the trading era was Hans Niels Andersen, who was also the founder of the East Asiatic Trading Company. With Sirimahannop having been fully completed, this glorious ship is now permanently docked at the company's historic headquarters in the heart of Bangkok, at Asiatique The Riverfront.

Sirimahannop invites you on an epicurean adventure, with creative mixology and light shared plates that reflect the ship's historic global trade routes, with a fusion of the finest ingredients from Thailand, Europe and the ports-of-call along the journey.

Sirimahannop has been sailing between Thailand & Europe for decades picking up traditional recipes and influenced by ports of call on the journey.

The longitude marks on the menu indicate to the diners where the selected dish would have been enjoyed by Sirimahannop's crew.