5 Best Sunday Brunches in Bangkok

The Sukhothai Sunday brunch has an elegant, almost regal feeling. Certainly, it's the top pick for visiting parents or for a refined afternoon with discerning guests. Louie Roeder champagne packages are available for extra-special occasions.

Highlights include whole foie gras canard cooked a la minute and served with a chutney, a range of oysters imported from across Europe, sushi, sashimi, and a huge short rib roast beef joint. More than 10 types of cheeses are available, including a fantastic raclette grilled cheese served with pickles and cured meats. The buffet selection has been carefully curated so that everything on offer is something special. The live jazz quartet is an added plus.

If the hustle and bustle of Bangkok gets too much, escape to this Polynesian-inspired paradise with a full range of Thai delicacies, seafood including Alaskan crab and 3 kinds of oysters, and a menu of fantastic cocktails. The fruity and powerful mai tai cocktail was first invented by Trader Vics’ California branch so it’s the perfect place to try one…or several.

As you enter, all guests receive a garland of flowers and there's a live band performing throughout the afternoon, which helps to create the most convivial atmosphere of all the Sunday brunches in Bangkok. Read more...

Bubbly Sunday Brunch at InterContinental has the most impressive selection of classic British dishes of all the brunch menus in Bangkok. Guests can feast on roast beef, lamb hotpot, and a sublime desserts spread, among other tasty treats. Smooth jazz entertains the crowd and a range of free-flow packages keeps everyone jolly. Add to this a half red lobster for every guest, delivered direct to your table, and seafood delicacies such as shucked oysters, shrimp and mussels, and you can see why this is one of the most popular Sunday brunches in Bangkok.

Another plus point is the location: with direct access from Chit Lom BTS Skytrain and surrounded by Bangkok's finest shopping malls, it's easy to combine brunch at InterContinental Bangkok with a spot of shopping or sightseeing.

A stylish setting, fantastic seafood and a dedicated cheese room are the hallmarks of the Sunday brunch at St. Regis Bangkok Hotel. Although not unique to this brunch, the sashimi is so praised here because it comes courtesy of Zuma Japanese Restaurant, located on the ground floor of the hotel, guaranteeing quality and freshness.

For meat lovers, there's succulent beef, lamb and venison to enjoy as well as premium cold cuts from Europe. The cheese room has so many varieties of soft and hard cheese that there will surely be something to appeal to all tastes. After plates of crab claws, Peking duck and another few rounds of dessert, you'll certainly leave stuffed and content.

If you're looking for a wide selection of cuisine, Feast at Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel is hard to beat. There are cooking stations running through the dining room and looping around the riverside terrace, serving Thai, Indian, Chinese, grilled meats, pasta and seafood, and the 3-tiered dessert section is as remarkable to see as it is to sample.

Popular with families, there's a dedicated children’s area with nannies, magicians and Disney movies so the whole family can really enjoy their Sunday afternoon down by the river.