A white house on Sukhumvit Soi 16 introduces Bangkok to modern Latvian cooking.
FOUND editorial desk3 minute readUpdated 9 August 2026
The White House Bangkok / Modern Latvian cuisine / Soi 16
At the quieter end of Sukhumvit Soi 16, a white house becomes a dining room from Wednesday to Saturday evening. Its subject is modern Latvian cooking, a cuisine that appears rarely on Bangkok menus.
Chef-owner Aleksandrs Nasikailovs draws on more than fifteen years in professional kitchens, including work in Riga and Thailand. The restaurant describes its approach as Latvian cuisine with a modern twist, combining imported products with local ingredients and serving the results on hand-drawn tableware.
The house also takes private events, which suits a venue set apart from the denser restaurant blocks closer to Asoke. Come for dinner, then let the slower end of the soi shape the rest of the evening.
199/8 Sukhumvit Soi 16 / Confirm the current dining format and opening nights at thewhitehousebkk.com
Useful before you go
Guests connect wine, atmosphere and hosting
Google Maps reviews repeatedly mention wine, attentive staff, a warm owner presence and suitability for private events. The restaurant's own story centres on Latvian food shaped by local ingredients.
How to use it
Check the current dining format before going because tasting menus, events and opening nights may change. Share dietary requirements when reserving, not after the first course arrives.
Review themes are paraphrased from public Google Maps feedback. They describe guest opinion, not verified fact. Research checked 9 August 2026.
