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Aux Saveurs - French Restaurant, Bangkok

By Bart, 06 July 2008 at 07:15:01 :: Bangkok, Restaurants

Aux Saveurs is a French and Mediterranean Cuisine Restaurant located on Soi Thonglor 11.

Aux Saveurs provides southern French specialties such as grilled cote de boeuf, pot au feu, bouillabaise, coq au vin and duck liver terrine. The restaurant also offers Mediterranean food, like its delicious paella.

The extensive wine menu allows you to chose the best wine to accommodate your meal.

The restaurant also has a garden terrace for customers who want to relax with a cup of afternoon tea.

Details:

Aux Saveurs Restaurant
138/1 Soi Thonglor (Sukhumvit 55) Soi 11,
Bangkok, 10110, Thailand.
Tel : 02-381-2882
Fax: 02-185-3697
Email: restaurant@aux-saveurs.com

Hours:
Open Daily from Monday to Sunday & Public Holidays
Opening time - Lunch from 11.30am to 14.30pm
Afternoon Tea garden
Dinner from 18.00pm to 22.00pm

Cuisine:
French and Mediterranean

Website:
http://www.aux-saveurs.com

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