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Beer Hima (Chatuchak)
Bib Gourmand 2026

A full review of Beer Hima (Chatuchak) — Bib Gourmand — with everything you need to know before you go: price, how to book/queue tips, must-order dishes, and how to get there

🍽️ Bib Gourmand💸 THB 500–1,000
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🔄 Last checked 2 Jul 2026 · details and hours can change — check the venue before you go

The name "Beer Hima" (which translates to "snow beer") might sound like a bar the first time you hear it, but this is actually a long-running Southern Thai and seafood institution in Chatuchak, cooking Nakhon Si Thammarat recipes for more than 30 years. The name comes from the house signature — an ice-cold, semi-frozen "snow beer" slushy that pairs surprisingly well with the bold flavours of Southern Thai food. What started as a family business has grown into a large multi-room seafood operation, and Michelin has recognised that consistency for years running: Beer Hima has held a Bib Gourmand for seven consecutive years, from 2019 through 2025, and it stays in the 2026 selection. For a family-style Southern Thai restaurant like this, having Michelin return with the same award every year says more than any advertising could.

The dish Michelin itself singles out is the southern sour curry with grouper — a true southern-style sour curry packed with turmeric and chilli, hitting the deep, punchy flavour that Southern Thais call "thueng khreuang" (properly seasoned, no half measures). The thick, tender grouper fillet soaks up the curry beautifully. Next up is the stir-fried prawns with shrimp paste and bitter beans, fragrant with shrimp paste and carrying just the right bitter-oily kick from the bitter beans, followed by the small, crispy turmeric-fried sillago fish that disappears off the plate before you notice. Wash it all down with the restaurant's own ice-cold snow beer slushy. Another fun part of the experience is the live-seafood tanks, where you pick your own ingredients — seafood is priced by weight, so going in the early evening means you get first pick while the tanks are still fully stocked.

What also makes this restaurant ideal for a big group is its sheer size. Being a large restaurant with multiple rooms, queueing is rarely an issue, except for weekend dinners when it gets especially packed. There's a private room that seats up to 30 for family reunions or company dinners, its own car park, and — unusually for this style of Southern Thai restaurant — it accepts Visa, Mastercard, JCB, and UnionPay. If you want to bring family or a big group of friends for serious Southern Thai food with fresh seafood in a relaxed, no-dress-code setting, Beer Hima is the answer Michelin has confirmed seven years running.

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Southern Thai · Seafood

Beer Hima (Chatuchak)

📍 Chatuchak / Prachachuen (Thetsaban Songkhro Rd) 🧭 Chatuchak ⭐ 4.4 · 2,597 reviews (Google)
🖼️ แตะรูปเพื่อซูมในหน้า · แผนที่ / โซเชียลฝังจากต้นทาง (ถูกลิขสิทธิ์)
👍 Best forFamily meals and big groups who love Southern Thai food and fresh seafood — a private room for 30, its own car park, no queue anxiety
🍽️ Bib GourmandBib GourmandSouthern ThaiSeafood
🕐Daily 11:00–23:00
🥢Signature — Southern sour curry with grouper

Budget is typically around THB 500–1,000 per head, but if you order fresh seafood from the tanks, which is priced by weight, a large group's bill can climb into the thousands per person. The restaurant is open daily 11:00–23:00. Book by calling directly at 02-954-3404 or 02-954-3405 — the restaurant manages its own queue, not through any app — or just walk in, since it's a large restaurant with multiple rooms. Real waits only happen during busy weekend dinners. If you're coming as a large group, it's worth calling ahead to book the private room, which seats up to 30.

The restaurant is in the Chatuchak/Prachachuen area, on Thetsaban Songkhro Rd, not near any train line. Driving is the most convenient option since the restaurant has its own car park, or a ride from the city centre isn't far either. The best time to go is early evening, when you get the best pick of fresh seafood from the tanks while avoiding the peak crowd. Visa, Mastercard, JCB, and UnionPay are all accepted.

Must-trySouthern sour curry with grouperStir-fried prawns with shrimp paste and bitter beansTurmeric-fried sillago fishSemi-frozen snow beer slushy
Beer Hima (Chatuchak) summary (updated Jul 2026)
ItemDetails
MICHELIN award 2026🍽️ Bib Gourmand
CuisineSouthern Thai · Seafood
Approx. price~THB 500–1,000/head typical (Wongnai band); fresh seafood priced by weight can push a large group's bill into the thousands
BookingPhone: 02-954-3404 / 02-954-3405 — restaurant manages its own bookings; walk-ins common
HoursDaily 11:00–23:00
NeighbourhoodChatuchak / Prachachuen (Thetsaban Songkhro Rd)

Queue tips

Private room seats up to 30; has its own car park; UnionPay/JCB/Mastercard/Visa accepted. · Large multi-room seafood 'empire' so waits are rare outside big weekend dinners; go early evening for the best pick from the live-seafood tanks.

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FAQ

How do I book a table at Beer Hima?

Call the restaurant directly at 02-954-3404 or 02-954-3405 — they manage their own queue, no app involved. You can also just walk in since it's a large restaurant with multiple rooms, but for a big group it's worth booking the private room (seats up to 30) ahead

About how much per person?

Typically around THB 500–1,000 per person, but fresh seafood is priced by weight, so a large group ordering a lot can see the bill climb into the thousands per person. Visa, Mastercard, JCB, and UnionPay are all accepted

What should I order?

The southern sour curry with grouper is the dish Michelin praises, followed by the stir-fried prawns with shrimp paste and bitter beans, the turmeric-fried sillago fish, and finish with the snow beer slushy the restaurant is named after

How do I get there and what time is best?

The restaurant is in the Chatuchak/Prachachuen area on Thetsaban Songkhro Rd, not near any train line. Driving is the most convenient option since it has its own car park. Open daily 11:00–23:00 — go early evening for the best pick of fresh seafood from the tanks while avoiding the weekend crowd

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