The Grand Hyatt’s Tables is the dim and ritzy, Tony-Chi designed setting for one of the most lavish new brunch offerings in a long while: an unabashed romp through classical European cuisine held every Sunday. Occupying the mezzanine above the hotel’s airy, orchids-invases lobby, Tables is a chic update of the turn-of-the-century dining room, where… [more]

Finding the perfect brunch among the city’s stand-alone eateries is a challenge. But even the allure of an ever-increasing range of five-star hotel brunches could not keep away the loyal droves of Bangkok residents who flock to here every weekend. Since opening in 1996, Crêpes and Co. has become a true Bangkok institution. Popular with… [more]

Brunches are like life itself – you need to aim high if you’re to stand out. The Centara Grand Hotel’s biweekly version, held on the first and third Sunday of every month at finedining venue Fifty Five, does just that by pairing it’s vertiginous 55th floor views with a decadent surf and turf (seafood and… [more]

By Simon Ostheimer Think of this as the 6 million Baht brunch. Following an extensive and expensive refurbishment, the new and improved Parkview Restaurant at Imperial Queen’s Park Hotel has put on its Sunday best to present one of Bangkok’s best new brunches. As befits its name, Parkview is a vast, airy space, designed to… [more]

By Max Crosbie-Jones A relative newcomer to the ultra-competitive Sunday brunch market, the first thing that strikes you about Panorama is its opulent gleam. Occupying the 23rd atrium floor of the Crowne Plaza Hotel (formerly the Pan Pacific), the wood and chrome accented main dining room is a boldly designed and elegantly refined space, dominated… [more]

By Simon Ostheimer When it comes to leisurely weekend dining options, we’re increasingly spoiled in this city of ours. From upscale, highfalutin extravaganzas, to casual neighbourhood cafes, Bangkok, increasingly, gets brunch. This month, our quest for the best place to sit down for a glass of bubbly and a bountiful buffet spread led us to… [more]

It’s not easy to consistently maintain high standards for 19 years, especially when it comes to Bangkok’s notoriously fickle brunch crowd. It says much, then, that after nearly two decades spent serving the capital’s foodies, The Dining Room at the Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok is still one of the most sought after brunch tables in… [more]

While most offer pickings from the Land of the Rising Sun, the JW Marriott is the first hotel in town to attempt a 100% Japanese brunchathon, a brave move by any measure. Staged in the hotel’s sleek Zen marble basement, the setting is a boon for bleary-eyed brunchers, with wellspaced tables sectioned off behind opaque… [more]

By Simon Ostheimer In many countries around the world, the Westin is synonymous with brunch, a symbolic and luxuriant association that the Westin Grande Sukhumvit hopes to recreate in Bangkok. Located just steps away from the Asok BTS station, the Westin recently launched ‘Sunday Lunch’, a collective feast that incorporates the best of three restaurants…. [more]

By Simon Ostheimer The Eugenia, 267 Soi Sukhumvit 31, Wattana, 022-599-011; www.theeugenia.com. BTS Phrom Phong. Sun 11am-3pm. When it comes to brunch, small is sometimes better. And so it proved to be at The Eugenia. Although it was only opened a few years ago, this late 19th century boutique property exudes old-world style and romance…. [more]

The Sukhothai Bangkok, 13 South Sathorn Road, 02-344-8888. MRT Lumpini. Sun 12pm-3pm. รร.สุโขทัย สาทรใต้ In the leisurely splendour of one of Bangkok’s ritziest five-stars, a Sunday ritual plays out… A chef rustles up a fresh carbonara for one rumbling belly (mine), while groups of raffish hi-sos enjoy the melodious vying of a piano, oboe and… [more]