Langsuan Dining Guide

Rongsi Potchana

Rongsi Potchana is, without a doubt, our favourite restaurant in Velaa. The food is excellent, the atmosphere lively, the service is fast, always friendly, and efficient, and the price is good considering how expensive everything is in this village. For those in the know, Rongsi is part of a group of successful Thai restaurants, including Kub Kao Kap Pla. The restaurant has a garden area where pets are welcome.

Cuisine: North East Thai
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 094 666 3490
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Price: reasonable
Reservations: recommended for dinner, especially during weekends

Lawoi’ Thai Izakaya

LAWOI’ is a new hidden gem in Bangkok, located on the lower floor of the popular Velaa on Langsuan Road, next to Villa Market. The concept of a Thai Izakaya was a pleasant surprise, as we didn’t know what to expect. The team recommended their signature dishes, and from the first bite, it was an eye-opener.

Cuisine: Thai Izakaya
Location: Basement
Phone: 094 145 2259
Hours: 5 pm – 12 pm
Price: Expensive

Co Limited

Co Limited is a Thai restaurant known for its Thai street food with a focus on beef dishes. The menu offers a variety of tasty and well-prepared options. The restaurant features a pleasant atmosphere, including a patio area with live music on Thursday evenings. Co Limited is open daily, and reservations are recommended, especially for dinner on weekends. The combination of fresh ingredients, friendly service, and fair pricing makes it a popular dining spot.

Cuisine: Thai with a focus on beef
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 255 2799
Hours: 11 am – 11 pm
Price: reasonable
Reservations: not necessary

KURA Premium Yakiniku and Sushi

Kura is a popular Japanese yakiniku restaurant with a vast choice of dishes, including sushi, but the main reason people go there is always the ever-popular grill place in the middle of the table where you grill your meat, veggies or seafood. It brings the yakiniku atmosphere to Bangkok, and you could think you are in Japan, especially when the team greets incoming customers with a loud ‘Irashaimase!’ (welcome!). It’s fun, tastes good and is reasonably priced; it’s a good place to share with friends.

Cuisine: Japanese Yakiniku
Location: Ground floor
Hours: 11 am – 11 pm
Phone: 084 105 6190
Price: reasonable
Reservations: not necessary

Hoppe Coffee House

Hoppe Coffeehouse at Velaa Sindhorn Village is one of our regular go-to spots when we’re in the Langsuan area. It’s a small place with only a few tables, but the cosy atmosphere and friendly service make it stand out. The menu mixes comforting Western and Thai dishes, all well presented with clear photos that always tempt us to order more than we planned.

We usually come back for the roast chicken or the beef stew with rice, both simple but consistently satisfying. There’s also a surprisingly good wine list, with a thoughtful selection by the glass starting at 280 baht. For something more special, the bottle list is even better.

Cuisine: Western and Thai – Comfort food
Location: Ground floor
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Phone: 099 442 1592
Price: reasonable
Reservations: usually always have tables available

Shabu Baru

Shabu Baru is the latest restaurant in the village. It serves the ever-popular shabu in individual pots placed around a central counter instead of the usual central cooking pot shared by up to four guests. The place is beautiful, but the price is a little high, especially for meat, to compete with other shabu around town. Good to know: the cheapest meat set is the best.

Cuisine: Japanese Shabu
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 061 528 8288
Hours: 11.45 am – 9 pm
Price: High
Reservations: recommended

Tonkatsu Aoki

Tonkatsu Aoki just opened at Velaa Sindhorn Village, and it’s already packed, especially at lunch. Even though it’s new, people are lining up, and the wait for food can be 30 minutes or more during peak hours. The space is small but well-designed, with wood panelling and an open kitchen where you can see the chefs preparing each tray with care. They specialise in Japanese pork cutlets—crispy outside, juicy inside—with different cuts like hire (fillet) and rosu (loin).

Each set comes with rice, shredded cabbage, pickles, and miso soup. The coating is light and crunchy, not oily, and you can taste that they’re using great quality pork. Prices are higher than average, but the portions are very generous, and everything is done properly. Service is polite, though the kitchen clearly works hard to keep up. It’s a good stop for fans of proper tonkatsu, but best to go early or outside peak times!

Cuisine: Tonkatsu
Location: Basement
Phone: 092 254 6588
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Price: a bit high

Louk In Louk Jaan

Louk In Louk Jaan is a new restaurant on Langsuan Road, tucked inside Velaa Sindhorn Village, and it’s already making an impression. This smaller, more casual branch comes from the team behind Saneh Jaan, the Michelin-listed Thai fine dining restaurant just around the corner at the Sindhorn Building.

Cuisine: Thai
Location: Basement
Phone: 092 254 6588
Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Price: Reasonable

Chicha San Chen

Chicha San Chen is a well-known Taiwanese tea brand that is now gaining attention in Bangkok. Located in the basement of Velaa Sindhorn Village on Langsuan Road, this branch offers a quiet escape from the city. The brand is known for its precision brewing using a patented Teapresso machine, which extracts flavour with espresso-like accuracy. Each cup is made to order using tea leaves grown and roasted in Taiwan.

The shop’s modern design and beautiful tea presentation enhance the overall experience. Signature drinks include the Dong Ding Oolong Tea Latte and Green Tea with Passion Fruit, with seasonal taro pearls also available. There is often a queue at the counter, but the team is efficient and fast.

Location: Basement Level, near Villa Market
Hours: 9 am – 9 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 9 pm
Phone: 092 267 7571

Maison Roru

Maison Roru is a stylish new hand roll and sake bar located at Velaa Sindhorn Village on Langsuan Road, developed by Michelin-starred Chef Masato Shimizu and Khun Pla from the Iberry Group. This new venture brings a more relaxed and approachable twist to Chef Masato’s renowned omakase experience at Sushi Masato on Sukhumvit. The focus here is on high-quality rolled sushi—“Roru” being the Japanese pronunciation of “roll”—served in curated sets or through an omakase menu. The design is modern, the vibe casual, but the craftsmanship remains serious. Despite being on opening night, the restaurant was fully booked with a line outside, showing strong interest right from the start.

Location: Basement Level
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Phone: 061 888 2130

Vilas

Vilas is a refined new Thai restaurant located at Velaa Sindhorn Village on Langsuan Road. The name “Vilas” carries dual meanings: ‘from other lands’ and ‘charm and beauty,’ reflecting its concept of blending traditional Thai cuisine with global influences. It’s already drawing a full house most days, and after trying it, we understand why.

The atmosphere has a warm, elegant touch, with a splash of colour and playful energy. The long open kitchen lets you see the team in action, and the staff—dressed in matching bright aprons—add to the charm. The menu features Thai dishes inspired by regional recipes but presented with a modern approach and fine ingredients. We really enjoyed the grilled river prawns and a Shan-style tomato relish with a crispy fritter—well-balanced and full of flavour.

Cuisine: Thai Fine Dining
Location: Basement
Phone: 094 997 8631
Hours: 5:30 pm – 11 pm
Price: Expensive

JTAP

JTAP is a new Thai restaurant in the basement of Velaa Langsuan. It’s the latest spot by Chef Tap Supasit Kokpol, and the name “JTAP” comes from the Thai way of showing respect, like calling someone “J Tap.” The place is simple and modern, with an open kitchen and a small but busy dining room. The menu mixes Thai classics with top-quality ingredients, like juicy grilled ribeye, spicy larb, and a great som tum with salted egg. They don’t serve alcohol yet, but you’re welcome to grab a drink from Villa Market just next door.

Cuisine: Thai
Location: Basement
Hours: 11 am – 11 pm
Phone: 083 995 1666
Price: High

Petits Plats

Petits Plats is a trendy French restaurant serving excellent cuisine for lunch and dinner. The facade seems small, but the restaurant is larger than it appears outside. The high price and fun decorations make it a popular Instagrammers’ playground, and people come as much to enjoy the food as to take tons of selfies, which can be a little surprising sometimes.

Cuisine: French
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 062 246 4466
Hours: 11 am – 11 pm
Price: very high
Reservations: recommended for dinner, especially on weekends

Maison Saigon

Maison Saigon is a Vietnamese restaurant known for its authentic cuisine and stylish décor. The menu features traditional dishes like banh loc (shrimp dumplings), goi ngo sen (lotus root salad), bun thit nuong (noodles with roasted pork), pho, and desserts such as banh flan and uyen thy pudding. The restaurant highlights Vietnamese flavours with a French influence in some dishes.

Cuisine: Vietnamese
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 656 4966
Hours: 11 am – 11 pm
Price: reasonable
Reservations: not necessary

Lim Lao Ngow x Cloud Dragon

Lim Lao Ngow x Cloud Dragon is a collaboration bringing together renowned fish ball noodle recipes from the original Lim Lao Ngow street food in Chinatown and a variety of Chinese dishes from Cloud Dragon. The menu includes premium offerings such as Abalone Noodles, which are available exclusively at this branch. Known for its attention to quality and flavour, the restaurant blends traditional recipes with a touch of modern sophistication.

Cuisine: Chinese Noodle Soup
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 085 140 9999
Hours: 10 am – 7 pm
Price: reasonable
Reservations: not necessary

Vaso Spanish Tapas Bar

Vaso is a popular upmarket restaurant where customers sit around two central counters in two adjacent rooms to enjoy excellent tapas. Despite the high prices, the restaurant is always full, and reservations are required. There is only one table of four if you prefer to sit separately. Note that you will be seated at the counter, and your neighbour will be seated very close to you, which is not always to everyone’s taste.

Cuisine: Spanish tapas
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 098 914 4664
Hours: 12.30 pm – 3 pm, 5 pm, 12 am
Price: very high
Reservations: recommended and probably necessary on weekends

El Gaucho Langsuan

El Gaucho is well known in Bangkok as the main restaurant in Sukhumvit, next to Terminal 21 Shopping Mall. This new branch has only one vast room because of the high price. The choice of cuts is immense and maybe a bit intimidating at first, so if you are unfamiliar, don’t start with the most expensive meats; it can build up very fast. Side dishes are also surprisingly expensive.

Cuisine: Steakhouse
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 098 893 5336
Hours: 11 am – 9 pm
Price: very high
Reservations: not necessary as the place is huge and not busy

Quickie Velaa Langsuan

Cuisine: Burgers
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 061 632 6444
Hours: 24 hours
Price: Reasonable

Sugo Pizza and Pasta

Cuisine: Pizzas and pasta
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 061 018 5385
Hours: 11:30 am – 11:30 pm
Price: Moderate

Umi

Cuisine: Sushi
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 061 961 4949
Hours: Sunday – Thursday: 12 pm – 2 pm, 6 pm – 11 pm, Friday: 12 pm – 2 pm, Saturday: 6 pm – 11 pm
Price: Expensive

The Coffee Academics

Cuisine: Coffee Shop
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 164 2500
Hours: 7 am – 10 pm
Price: Moderate

Baannok Bangkok

Baannok Bangkok on Langsuan Road is one of my favourite places to enjoy Korat-style food. The restaurant, located on the second floor of Vivre Langsuan, serves dishes inspired by family recipes. I always recommend trying the Pad Mhee Korat with giant river prawns or the Kaeng Liang Kam Thale So, a spicy soup packed with herbs. The Korat sausage is another great choice, and their caramelised banana dessert with coconut espuma is a perfect way to end the meal.

The atmosphere feels welcoming, with a mix of modern and nostalgic decor. What makes Baannok Bangkok even more special is the owner’s friendliness; he often chats with guests and sometimes surprises everyone with opera singing! The restaurant is very popular, so it’s often busy. If you plan to visit, I suggest booking a table in advance to avoid waiting.

Cuisine: Thai (Korat)
Location: Second floor
Phone: 063 934 1416
Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Price: Moderate to a little bit high

Shoutaian Tokyo Shabu Shabu

Shoutaian Tokyo Shabu Shabu is an upmarket Japanese restaurant at Vivre Langsuan, known for its premium meats and upmarket shabu shabu dining in a beautiful decor. The quality of the meat is excellent, and while prices are on the higher side, the overall experience makes it worth it, especially if you enjoy well-marbled cuts.

Each guest in the main dining room gets their own personal shabu pot, which means you can take your time and enjoy the meal at your own pace. If you prefer a more traditional shared experience, there are a few private rooms with central hot pots and a more classic group setup.

Service is attentive and friendly without being too formal. It’s not a big restaurant and it’s popular, so booking ahead is a good idea. If you’re around Langsuan and in the mood for quality Japanese hot pot, this is a great pick.

Cuisine: Japanese Shabu
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 099 194 7828
Hours: 11:30 am – 10 pm
Price: Expensive

Laugh by Nico Nico

Cuisine: Brunch and Izakaya
Location: Second floor
Phone: 080 204 2428
Hours: 8 am – 10 pm
Price: Moderate

Thepnakorn

Cuisine: Thai Boat Noodles
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 061 516 6999
Hours: 11 am – 9 pm
Price: Reasonable

Baan Langsuan

Baan Langsuan is a new Thai breakfast place set in a small wooden house on Langsuan Road. The house is over 80 years old, and they kept the old Thai-style design, which gives the place a nice, relaxed feel, like visiting someone’s home. Inside, it’s full of vintage furniture, old photos, and colourful porcelain dishes, which adds to the charm. The food is classic Thai comfort dishes, mostly what people in Bangkok grew up eating.

They serve things like pan-fried eggs in a hot pan, creamy omelette with sausage on rice, and toast with pandan custard. It’s all very simple, familiar, and tasty. It’s only open for breakfast and lunch, from 7 am to 5 pm, Tuesday to Sunday, so it gets busy, especially on weekends. The whole place is small and quiet, a nice change from the usual cafés, and feels like a good spot to slow down for a while.

Cuisine: Thai Food
Address: 39/2 Soi Langsuan, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 085 215 5055
Hours: 7:30 am – 11:30 pm
Price: Moderate

The Pickwick Chronicles

Pickwicks Chronicles is a tiny rooftop bar on Langsuan Road, just a short walk from Ploenchit. It’s easy to miss but popular with locals, especially on weekends — booking is a good idea. The cocktails are creative and on the pricier side, with a menu inspired by Dickens’ The Pickwick Papers. It’s more about storytelling than skyline views, and the vibe is relaxed and personal. The staff is friendly, and the space is small but full of charm. Gin lovers will feel right at home.

Address: 76/10 Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Hours: 6 pm – 1 am, closed on Sunday
Phone: 098 494 6727
Price: Expensive
Reservations: recommended on weekends

The Smoking Pug

The Smoking Pug on Langsuan Road is a small American BBQ restaurant that’s built a real reputation in Bangkok. It’s run by a friendly husband-and-wife team from the US who fell in love with Asia and brought their love for slow-smoked meats to the city. The place is cosy, lively, and packed most nights, so booking is a must.

People go for the ribs—tender, smoky, and full of flavour—but the brisket, burgers, and pulled pork also have a loyal following. The portions are big, the drinks strong, and the whole place has a relaxed vibe with blues music and dark wood decor. It’s casual, no dress code, just come hungry. It’s not cheap, but they focus on quality and consistency, and it shows.

Cuisine: Barbeque and smokehouse
Address: 105 Lang Suan Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10500
Phone: 083 029 7598
Hours: 5 pm – 11 pm
Price: Expensive

Bisou

Bisou is a modern French restaurant tucked in a quiet spot on Soi Langsuan. The name means “kiss” in French, and the place does feel warm and intimate, especially at night. The restaurant serves classic French dishes with a few fun, modern touches. They have an excellent wine list too.

The dining room is stylish without being formal, with soft lighting and a beautiful spiral staircase in the middle. It’s open only for dinner, and it fills up fast, especially on weekends, so it’s better to book ahead. It’s one of those places where you can enjoy good food, wine, and music without any pressure to dress up.

Cuisine: French
Address: 68, Lumpini Sub-District, 9 Soi Langsuan, Lumpini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 096 025 5858
Hours: 5:30 pm – 12 am
Price: Expensive

Inddee

INDDEE is a new Indian fine-dining restaurant on Langsuan, located in the same house where Gaggan used to be. We remembered the building well, and it’s nice to see it still full of life. The house is over a century old, but it’s been renovated with great care. The dining rooms feel elegant but not overly formal, and the garden outside adds a quiet charm. The space has changed since the Gaggan days, but it still feels special.

INDDEE has earned a Michelin star and offers a set menu that takes you through the flavours of India, from the north to the south. Dishes are creative but rooted in tradition, and the presentation is just as impressive as the taste. We tried the kasundi cod and the chicken khurchan—both were packed with flavour and perfectly cooked.

The whole experience is refined, from the welcome to the final course. It’s a place to enjoy a quiet, sophisticated dinner, ideal for special occasions or when you feel like something memorable.

Cuisine: Indian Fine Dining
Address: 68, 1 Soi Langsuan, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330
Phone:  062 812 9696
Hours: 5:30 pm – 11:30 pm
Price: Expensive

Khrua Nai Baan

Khrua Nai Baan is a long-running Thai restaurant on the lower part of Soi Langsuan, just before the street gets more polished. It doesn’t try to be trendy, and that’s part of the charm. The dining room is basic—plastic chairs, bright lights, and handwritten menus on the wall—but people come here for the food, not the look.

The menu covers all the familiar Thai favourites, and they cook them well. Dishes like green curry, stir-fried morning glory, and crispy fried fish are packed with flavour and come out fast. Prices are very reasonable, which is rare for this area, especially now that Langsuan has become one of the most expensive streets in Bangkok. It’s popular with locals, office workers, and people who’ve known the place for years. Service is straightforward, and everything feels relaxed. If you want a good Thai meal without the fancy setting or inflated prices, this is a great spot, just next to Lumphini Park.

Cuisine: Thai Food
Address: 90/2 Lang Suan Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 02 253 1888
Hours: 9 am – 8 pm
Price: Moderate

Okasan

Cuisine: Izakaya
Address: 94, 1-2 Lang Suan Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 095 982 0956
Hours: 5 pm – 1 am
Price: Moderate

Per Te

Per Te on Langsuan Road, just opposite Velaa Sindhorn Village, is hard to spot, and I always thought it was just a small coffee shop. From the outside, it’s a tiny vintage house with an old-fashioned sign and a few decorations, easy to overlook. One da,y we finally walked in—and it was a surprise.

Inside, the space is full of character, with small dining areas and a charming, cosy feel. At the back, there’s a unique room set up like an old train carriage, with sky-blue clouds painted on the ceiling and soft lamps lining the walls. It’s a fun and unexpected space for groups.

The food leans classic Italian at affordable prices, and everything we tried—from the clam pasta to the grilled lamb—was well-cooked and full of flavour. It’s the kind of restaurant where the team seems to know their regulars, and we felt welcome right away. We’ll definitely go back.

Cuisine: Italian
Address: 70 72 Soi Langsuan, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 02 255 5295
Hours: 11 am – 9 pm
Price: Moderate

Katsura

Cuisine: Japanese
Address: The Millennia Tower, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 065 426 6444
Hours: 11:30 am – 3 pm / 5 pm -10 pm
Price: Moderate

Sexy Cow

Sexy Cow at Millennia Tower on Langsuan takes a more refined approach to steak house dining. It’s not casual—this place aims for an upscale feel with its fancy interiors, dim lighting, and attentive service. The name might be playful, but the experience is quite sohisticated, from the dishes presentation to the wine list.

The focus is clearly on beef, with a strong menu built around steaks and wagyu cuts, both Thai and imported. The waitress even brought a tray of six different steak knives so we could choose our own. It’s a fun touch and shows the level of detail they’re going for. We tried the wagyu ribeye and a few side dishes, and everything was well-prepared and nicely presented. The prices are higher than average. Sexy Cow feels like the kind of place for date nights or small gatherings when you’re in the mood for something special but still relaxed. It’s a new addition to the Langsuan dining scene, and one we’ll probably return to when we feel like treating ourselves.

Cuisine: Steakhouse
Address: G Floor, The Millennia, 62 Soi Langsuan, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 082 924 4014
Hours: 5 pm – 12 am
Price: Moderate

Shiko Udon Bar

Shiko Udon Bar on Langsuan Road is a small, minimalist restaurant that specialises in handmade udon noodles. The menu features a variety of udon dishes, including both hot and cold options, with toppings like tempura, pork belly, and truffle. The noodles are made in-house and have a chewy texture that pairs well with the flavorful broths and sauces. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, with counter seating and a few tables, making it a good spot for a quick and casual meal.​

Shiko Udon Bar is open daily from 11 am to 9 pm. It’s located in front of Millennia Tower, just a short walk from Velaa Sindhorn Village.

Cuisine: Ramen
Address: The Millennia Tower, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Phone: 064 614 6465
Hours: 11 am – 9 pm
Price: Moderate

Hungry Tiger E-Sarn Shabu

Cuisine: E Sarn Shabu
Location: Second floor
Phone: 095 362 9665
Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Price: Reasonable

Hidden Room Langsuan

Despite its catchy name, Hidden Room Langsuan isn’t really hidden since it’s right on the ground floor of The Portico, facing busy Langsuan Road with big windows and glowing neon lights. The space is large, bright, and lively, with indoor seating, a live music corner, and a popular outdoor terrace.

The menu mixes Thai and Western dishes, though the Western options are a bit pricey. Most visitors come for the relaxed vibe and decent beer selection. It’s a casual, open spot—more bar-restaurant than speakeasy—and a convenient stop for after-work drinks or a night out near Chidlom and Ploenchit. No fuss, just easygoing fun.

Cuisine: Bar Food – Western and Thai Food
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 085 486 9555
Hours: 11 am – 12 pm
Price: Moderate

Ryu Izakaya

Cuisine: Izakaya
Location: Second floor
Phone: 066 149 9522
Hours: 11:30 am – 11 pm
Price: Moderate

Bistrot De La Mer

Bistrot de la Mer at Sindhorn Kempinski in Ploenchit brings the charm of the French Riviera to Bangkok. Located on the 19th floor, this French Mediterranean restaurant specialises in fresh seafood and classic dishes like bouillabaisse and salad niçoise, prepared with premium ingredients. The menu is crafted by Chef Slawomir Kowalik, whose expertise comes from working in Michelin-starred kitchens. The elegant decor, large windows, and vibrant atmosphere create a perfect setting for both lunch and dinner, offering a refined dining experience in the heart of the city.

Cuisine: French Seafood
Location: 19th floor
Phone: 02 095 9999
Hours: 12 pm –3 pm, 5 pm – 10 pm
Price: Expensive

Ki Izakaya

Ki Izakaya at Sindhorn Kempinski in Ploenchit is one of those places we often visit. It’s cosy, welcoming, and feels like a proper Japanese izakaya tucked into a five-star hotel. The mood is relaxed, with warm wood interiors, soft lighting, and just the right level of background music so you can actually talk.

We usually come here for dinner when we’re in the area. The grilled skewers are always reliable, and their small plates are fun to share. If you’re into whisky, the bar has a great selection of Japanese labels, plus a few cocktails that pair well with the food.

The service is friendly and easy-going. They remember your preferences if you visit more than once, which always feels nice. It’s not a big restaurant, but that’s part of the charm. If you’re around Langsuan or Ploenchit, it’s a great place to end the day.

Cuisine: Izakaya
Location: 9th floor
Phone: 02 095 9999
Hours: 12 pm –3 pm, 5 pm – 12 am
Price: Expensive

Flourish

Flourish at Sindhorn Kempinski is one of the restaurants we often return to when staying in the Langsuan area. The setting is elegant but not too formal, with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking a peaceful garden. It’s a good place to enjoy a quiet meal, especially for lunch or a weekend breakfast.

The menu covers a wide range of cuisines, from Thai and Western dishes to a few Middle Eastern options. The food is always well prepared, and the service is excellent without being too much. We usually go for Thai dishes, which are beautifully presented and full of flavour. Their breakfast buffet is also one of the best in the area, with a great variety and top-quality ingredients.

Cuisine: International
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 095 9999
Hours: 6:30 am – 11 am, 12 pm – 10 pm
Price: Expensive

Firefly Bar

Firefly Bar at Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok is a refined cocktail lounge in the Langsuan area, offering a quiet escape from the city’s busier nightlife spots. The atmosphere is warm and elegant, with dark wood interiors, soft lighting, and live jazz performances that create a relaxed mood. Bartenders craft creative drinks using regional ingredients, and the service is attentive without being formal. There’s also a small outdoor terrace surrounded by greenery. Open daily from 5 pm to 1 am, Firefly Bar is ideal for those who enjoy good cocktails, soft music, and a more sophisticated but comfortable setting in Bangkok.

Location: Ground Floor
Hours: 5 pm – 1 am
Phone: 02 0959 999
Dress code: Smart Casual

Anju (Korean)

Anju Korean Rooftop Bar, located on the 31st floor of Sindhorn Midtown Hotel in Ploenchit, is Bangkok’s first and highest Korean rooftop bar. The restaurant combines modern Korean cuisine with breathtaking city views. Chef YoungDae Shim reimagines traditional dishes like bibimbap, seafood tteokbokki, and Busan-style fishcake soup using premium ingredients. The menu also features creative Korean-inspired cocktails and mocktails. With its neon-lit decor, K-pop music, and vibrant atmosphere, Anju is a great spot to enjoy Korean food while overlooking the Bangkok skyline.

Cuisine: Korean
Location: 31st floor
Phone: 02 796 8888
Hours: 5 pm – 2 am
Price: Expensive

Bangkok’78

Cuisine: Thai
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 796 8888
Hours: 6:30 am – 10:30 pm
Price: Moderate

Tonchin Ramen

Tonchin Ramen is a respected ramen brand that began in Tokyo in 1992. It became known for its signature tonkotsu-gyokai broth, a rich combination of pork bone and fish stock. The ramen has a deep, satisfying taste without being too heavy, and its clean, modern presentation helped it stand out. Tonchin was later listed in the Michelin Guide Tokyo, which boosted its reputation.

In Bangkok, Tonchin has three branches. The one at Mercury Ville in Chidlom is convenient for visitors staying around Siam or Sukhumvit. The restaurant is simple and modern, with counter seating and a few small tables. The menu highlights their classic Tokyo Tonkotsu Ramen, but also includes tsukemen (dipping noodles), gyoza, and a couple of rice dishes.

The noodles are made in-house and have a nice bite. The broth is thick but balanced, and the pork chashu is soft and full of flavour. Service is quick and polite, and the prices are fair for the location and quality..

Cuisine: Japanese Ramen
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 098 242 9585
Hours: 11 am – 9 pm
Price: Reasonable

Smith & Co.

Cuisine: Western
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 090 918 1710
Hours: 10 am – 10 pm
Price: Reasonable

Mong Kok Sukiyaki

Mong Kok Sukiyaki at Mercury Ville on Langsuan Road is always busy, especially at dinner time. It’s an all-you-can-eat Hong Kong-style sukiyaki buffet with individual pots, which makes it easy whether you’re alone or in a group. The menu includes beef, pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables, with homemade dipping sauces and sides included. Everything is self-service, but the staff is quick to clear plates and refill drinks. The price is reasonable for the area, and the atmosphere stays casual, even when full. It’s easy to reach from Ploenchit BTS, just a short walk from the skywalk into Mercury Ville ground floor.

Cuisine: Japanese Sukiyaki
Location: Ground floor
Phone: 02 252 9989
Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
Price: Reasonable