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Chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn—he of Michelin-starred Le Du and the newer Nusara—has brought his culinary prowess to the 56th floor of Sathorn’s Empire Tower. At <a href="https://www.ledukaan.com/?destinasian">Le Du Kaan</a> he pivots from pricey set menus to offer a diverse array of modern Thai dishes that highlight seasonal local produce: think marinated banana prawn and palm heart in sour-spicy gaeng som sauce, Massaman goat curry featuring salted coconut gel, and betel-leaf ice cream with dried shrimp on a shallot biscuit. It’s a suave, animated place whose expansive terraces afford some of the best sunset views in Bangkok, with drink specials and DJs spinning tunes during a lengthy happy hour. Craft cocktails like Chao Phraya Sunset—Siam rum, pineapple, tamarind, elderberry, and grapefruit soda—are a solid match for the sky-high vistas. —Ron Gluckman
<a href="https://www.ledukaan.com/?destinasian">ledukaan.com</a> 
+66 2 407 1654 
<a href="https://maps.app.goo.gl/WEPZkF56daVwViWPA">56/F The Empire, No.1, S. Sathon Rd., Chong Nonsi, Bangkok, Thailand</a>

A picture of Chef Ton from Le Du Kaan, Bangkok

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