After serving customers for over five decades, See Fah will close its main restaurant at Siam Square on 11th of July. The restaurant is hosting a farewell event so you can pop in to bid last goodbyes.
See Fah is a household name in Thailand, known for its casual Thai-Chinese cuisine. It originally opened in Ratchawong, Chinatown, around 1936, and quickly became a favorite evening spot for our grandparents, thanks to its delicious Thai-Chinese recipes. In 1969, it found its new home in Siam Square, where it continued to delight diners with a wide variety of dishes cooked in clay pots, including baked rice, braised chicken in brown sauce, and rad na (noodles with thick gravy).
Don't miss your chance to visit See Fah Siam Square before its closure on July 11th. The restaurant is open from 7 am to 9 pm until that date.
In recent years, we have witnessed a number of beloved restaurants that couldn't withstand the changes and had to bid farewell to the teen central following its major renovations, including Coca and Hard Rock.
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