Sorn

At a glance

Sorn opened in Bangkok in 2018 to explore southern Thai ingredients, cultures and memories. Chef-owner Ice Jongsiri developed the project with Yodkwan U-Prumpruk after earlier work with his family’s Baan Ice.[1]

Cooking & identity

Uncompromising southern Thai spice, carefully sequenced temperatures and traditional techniques, interpreted through a highly detailed tasting menu.[1]

Why this profile is included

An archived MICHELIN Dining Series partnership with Jay Fai documents a concrete meeting between southern Thai fine dining and Bangkok street-food craft.[2] [3] [4]

Connected restaurant / chef: Supaksorn “Ice” Jongsiri

Recent developments

1. 2025-03-23

   Announced programme: A four-restaurant Signature Session drawing on distinct Asian food traditions. The Chairman representatives include both owner Danny Yip and head chef Tung.[4]

Collaborations & guest appearances

2 collaboration projects · 1 within the two-year research window

Projects are deduplicated: multiple nights, venues or reports do not automatically become separate collaborations. Food-and-drink events and shared festival appearances are labelled by format.

1. Multi-chef programmeScheduled date passed · announcement

   Danny Yip / The Chairman × Kwok Keung Tung / The Chairman × Mingoo Kang / Mingles × Supaksorn Ice Jongsiri / Sorn × Kim Jin-hyuk / Alla Prima

   • 2025-03-23
     Mingles · Seoul
     Scheduled date passed · announcement

   Participants / partners
   Danny Yip / The Chairman · Kwok Keung Tung / The Chairman · Mingoo Kang / Mingles · Supaksorn Ice Jongsiri / Sorn · Kim Jin-hyuk / Alla Prima

   A four-restaurant Signature Session drawing on distinct Asian food traditions. The Chairman representatives include both owner Danny Yip and head chef Tung.[4]

2. Four handsReported after the event

   Supaksorn Ice Jongsiri / Sorn × Supinya Jay Fai Junsuta

   • 2020-03-17 — 2020-03-18
     Sorn · Bangkok
     Reported after the event

   Participants / partners
   Supaksorn Ice Jongsiri / Sorn · Supinya Jay Fai Junsuta

   The archived programme dates the event; MICHELIN’s July video retrospectively records the two generations cooking together.[2] [3]

Recognition over time

Restaurant ratings and individual honours are listed separately. Editorial profiles are labelled as coverage.

1. 2026

   Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants · No.12[5]

2. 2026

   3 MICHELIN stars · 2026 selection[6]

3. 2025

   Thailand’s first three-MICHELIN-star restaurant, in the 2025 selection[1]

Sources & dates

Public evidence reviewed through 2 November 2026. Older projects are retained; private or undated engagements may be absent.

1. 50 Best · Sorn · restaurant and team profile ↗Checked 2026-11-02
2. MICHELIN · MICHELIN · archived event dates ↗Checked 2026-11-02
3. MICHELIN · MICHELIN · Sorn × Jay Fai recap ↗Published 2020-07-05 · Checked 2026-11-02
4. koreajoongangdaily.com · chairman mingles sorn allaprima 2025 ↗Checked 2026-11-02
5. Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants · 2026 · 1–100 list ↗Checked 2026-11-02
6. MICHELIN · MICHELIN · 2026 full selection ↗Published 2025-11-27 · Checked 2026-11-02