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Purple Laurel is a chinese in Phaya Thai, Bangkok — Trust Score 90.1/100 based on 256 verified Google reviews (58% real-reviewer ratio).

Purple Laurel

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📍 Phaya Thai, Bangkok🥟 Chinese🍷 Fine DiningUpdated 15d ago
90
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
47
Volume
29
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
★ 4.7
256 reviews
AI Verified · 79% realTop 70% in Chinese
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Quality trend
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1+ year ago
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3-12 months
★ 4.71
7 reviews
Last 3 months
★ 4.68
50 reviews
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Community rating
4.2★★★★☆774 votes
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What Google Reviewers Say About Purple Laurel

★ 5 — Shoshin Sora

A rare Jiang Nan Chinese cuisine in Bangkok! Most of Chinese food in Bangkok is Cantonese(with a little more increasing of Sichuan lately). I am quite bored of Cantonese dishes which I have been eating all my life. This place offer Chinese …

★ 5 — Frank Mong

Purple Laurel, Bangkok – 5/5 Overall If you’re in Bangkok and craving Peking duck that rivals the best in Beijing, make a beeline for Purple Laurel. This gem delivers an experience that’s nothing …

★ 5 — Peangpailin Voradithi

If you’re looking for a truly elevated Chinese culinary journey, this place is a must-visit. Every dish we tried was a perfect blend of traditional flavors and modern artistic presentation. …

About Purple Laurel

Location
 Raynue zone, 4th Floor, 502 Gaysorn Amarin, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Cuisine
Chinese, Fine Dining, Seafood, Vietnamese
Trust Score
90.1/100 — Highly credible reviews
Phone
+66 96 668 1616
Website
www.instagram.com/purplelaurel.bkk/
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