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Bangkok brunch and breakfast recommendations [consolidated]
Aug 24, 2007, 1:44 am
#16
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Every Foodland supermarket has a restaurant, Took Lae Dee. The one I go to, early in the morning, is packed with Thai people eating either eggs or Thai food. They seem to be enjoying their food so expect the food quality is at least "good". I have had both Thai and western food there many times and think that the food quality is good as well.
Jul 23, 2009, 11:16 am
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Sunday Brunch
Looking for recommendations for Sunday brunch. In going through this thread, there have been references to the Four Seasons, the Conrad, and the Colonnade at the SUKHOTHAI. But most of them are quite dated. Appreciate any recent information. Also, do brunches in Bangkok typically include freeflow champagne/wine...
Thank you.
Thank you.
Jan 28, 2011, 8:07 pm
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Bangkok brunch and breakfast recommendations [consolidated]
Any recent experiences with Sunday brunch in Bangkok?
- What are the prices?
- Do they include champagne (1 person does not drink, the others love bubbly)?
- Do they have a good variety (1 person in our party cannot eat seafood-will there be enough good selections for him)?
- What's the best value for the money (we are willing to splurge if worth it)?
Jan 29, 2011, 1:43 am
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the 2 best brunch in BKK are either at The Sukhothai or Four Seasons. I find the Sukhothai brunch to be more superior than FS.
1) 2,200 ++
2) no, but 1 welcome cocktail
3) yes tons.....but seafood is the highlight...
For FS, it's around 2,400++ ......alcohol (everything) is included.
1) 2,200 ++
2) no, but 1 welcome cocktail
3) yes tons.....but seafood is the highlight...
For FS, it's around 2,400++ ......alcohol (everything) is included.
Last edited by r-7; Jan 29, 2011 at 7:10 am
Feb 2, 2011, 3:42 am
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Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit has free flow of soft-drinks, wine and beer but I don't remember if champagne or at least sparkling wine are included. The buffet is awesome and there is live jazz music.
Price used to be 1800++ per person but I believe it may have increased this year. Their website might have details.
Price used to be 1800++ per person but I believe it may have increased this year. Their website might have details.
Feb 2, 2011, 3:50 pm
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the 2 best brunch in BKK are either at The Sukhothai or Four Seasons. I find the Sukhothai brunch to be more superior than FS.
1) 2,200 ++
2) no, but 1 welcome cocktail
3) yes tons.....but seafood is the highlight...
For FS, it's around 2,400++ ......alcohol (everything) is included.
1) 2,200 ++
2) no, but 1 welcome cocktail
3) yes tons.....but seafood is the highlight...
For FS, it's around 2,400++ ......alcohol (everything) is included.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vasinbkk/1547351409/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/borbor/2191438033/
Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit has free flow of soft-drinks, wine and beer but I don't remember if champagne or at least sparkling wine are included. The buffet is awesome and there is live jazz music.
Price used to be 1800++ per person but I believe it may have increased this year. Their website might have details.
Price used to be 1800++ per person but I believe it may have increased this year. Their website might have details.
http://www.cnngo.com/bangkok/eat/ban...-brunch-950067
Apr 9, 2011, 9:21 am
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My recommendations,
JW marriot - they have two withing their hotel
Tsu-nami
marriot cafe
Lord jims
55 centara grand - first sunday of the month
Trader vics
I'm heading back in June for two months, the plan is to visit as many buffets within that period and blog about it
JW marriot - they have two withing their hotel
Tsu-nami
marriot cafe
Lord jims
55 centara grand - first sunday of the month
Trader vics
I'm heading back in June for two months, the plan is to visit as many buffets within that period and blog about it
Apr 9, 2011, 10:48 am
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best sunday brunch imho is the jazz brunch at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit....... i invited my parents last year and they were very impressed too. Including drinks ! Also free sparkling wine.... very good deal. I think it was about 2500THB per person
some buffets are cheaper but here you have wine/sparkling wine and even cocktails included ... so if u have some drinks it will be definitely be worth it.
some buffets are cheaper but here you have wine/sparkling wine and even cocktails included ... so if u have some drinks it will be definitely be worth it.
Apr 10, 2011, 2:21 am
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+1 for Sukhothai. Excellent quality and good range oh and the juice bar with freshly squeezed fruit is one of the main reasons I stay there.
Lebua at State Tower also has a good brunch. Bigger range than Sukhothai but the quality is slightly less IMHO
Lebua at State Tower also has a good brunch. Bigger range than Sukhothai but the quality is slightly less IMHO
Jun 10, 2011, 4:05 am
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Gastro 1/6 @ RMA
I think Gastro 1/6 @RMA is a nice place to have full breakfast.
You can have Tortilla jamon or full english breakfast which I love
the bread very much and then end up with French Toast with
fresh fruits and Fruits Yoghurt.
This place is located on Sukhumvit 22 Soi Sainamthip 2 Bangkok
Do not go there on Sunday because it opens on Tuesday
to Sunday.Hope this is a fine suggestion
You can have Tortilla jamon or full english breakfast which I love
the bread very much and then end up with French Toast with
fresh fruits and Fruits Yoghurt.
This place is located on Sukhumvit 22 Soi Sainamthip 2 Bangkok
Do not go there on Sunday because it opens on Tuesday
to Sunday.Hope this is a fine suggestion