Authentic european and international food , great taste and great value

As a party of six friends, including three Russians, one Australian, one German, and one Scot we gave the Red Pinn restaurant a try as the menu, as viewed online, seemed to offer each of us a pretty reasonable choice. The menu was as eclectic as any I have ever seen. Alas, this was to be its downfall, as the... More

Hotel and restaurant in one place. Find them difficult. The restaurant is located in the heart of the criminal district of Bangkok. During the day the restaurant around the pandemonium of different nationalities from around the world. In the evening stillness, like a cemetery. Latvian flag hanging on the wall in the restaurant, the bar are bottles of Latvian vodka.... More

This Restaurant is a gem. Peter, appropriately calls this Restaurant the "Peasant Inn" as this is not a fancy Restaurant, but it serves good home(Peasant) style food, good wine, and great ambiance, at very cheap prices, as compared to other "Fareng" Restaurants in Bangkok. Peter's wine list is short but of good quality. The wines are supplied by Charputier, and... More

I've read all the reviews here before mine, which I've never done before writing mine. Strangely, I agree with the good reviews and the not-so-good ones. I usually order two or three tapas and they're great. There is a large variety of tapas. The breakfasts are also very good--especially The Full Monty for 240 baht (about $7.60); it has "unlimited... More

I first came to Red Pinn a few days after it opened. The owner, Peter, was most friendly and helpful, and I had the feeling of being in an old-fashioned European inn. I had the full breakfast (served all day), and it was far more than I could eat--but I managed. Everything about the place beckoned me to return. And... More

I have been to this place numerous times and have always found the food to taste great, portions are more than generous, staff has been pleasant, and prices are very reasonable. It might be a bit difficult to find, but worth the search... For those nay sayers (slayers) here on Trip Advisor, my advice is that you need to be... More

We went a group of about 27 people (not easy for a restaurant), but all people loved the food and I love the choice of wine too.

Mussels, rock lobster, braised leg of lamb, drinks that seemingly never emptied...if you're in need of delicious yet surprisingly affordable Mediterranean cuisine in Bangkok, proceed immediately to Red Pinn, talk to the owner (Peter...a Russian-trained Sinologist who left the field to pursue his love of food) and bring a few stories to share with the regular patrons who wax poetic... More