Best Brunch in Bangkok: Top Cafés and Luxury Hotel Brunches with Price

The best brunch in Bangkok, from cult cafés like Fran's, Roast and Sarnies to a Japanese breakfast at Okonomi and luxury hotel brunches at Lord Jim's and Anantara Siam, with prices, hours and tips.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Best For

Classic café brunch: Fran's
Japanese breakfast: Okonomi
Specialty coffee and sourdough: Sarnies
Luxury brunch by the river: Lord Jim's
Sunday hotel brunch in a garden: Anantara Siam

Bangkok's brunch scene comes in two styles: relaxed all-day cafés serving eggs Benedict, pancakes and great coffee, and lavish hotel brunches with seafood, live cooking stations and free-flowing drinks. This guide picks ten of the best, from Thonglor cafés to riverside buffets.

How We Chose These Places

This is an editorial selection, not a scientific or absolute ranking. We focused on places with a strong brunch or breakfast menu, using official websites, menus and recent listings to check addresses, prices and hours.

The guide is compiled from published sources, not from personal visits. Weekend brunches fill up fast, so book ahead.

Bangkok's Best Brunch at a Glance

Place	Area	Style	Price
Fran's	Sathorn	Brunch café	Dishes about ฿280–490
Roast	Thonglor	Brunch café	About ฿500–1,000 per person
Sarnies	Charoen Krung	Café and bakery	About ฿300–650 per person
Okonomi	Sukhumvit 38	Japanese breakfast	Dishes about ฿270–420
Luka Cafe	Silom	Brunch café	Dishes about ฿290–355
Bonjour Bonsoir	Lumphini	French bistro	Dishes about ฿280–390
Brook's Brunch & Bar	Ari	Creative brunch	Dishes about ฿295–715
Larder	Phrom Phong	Sandwiches	Sandwiches about ฿290–330
Lord Jim's	Riverside	Hotel buffet	Weekend buffet ฿3,800++
Anantara Siam	Ratchadamri	Sunday hotel brunch	From about ฿2,500++

Prices come from 2022–2026 menus and listings. "++" means 10% service and 7% VAT are added.

Bangkok's Best Brunch Cafés

Fran's – Brunch & Greens

Address: 58 Soi Ngam Duphli, Thung Maha Mek, Sathorn, Bangkok

Opened by chef Chalee Kader, the chef behind Michelin-starred Wana Yook, Fran's quickly became one of Bangkok's most popular brunch spots. The bright, leafy space serves brunch classics such as the avocado breakfast and banana silver dollar pancakes.

Price and booking: the avocado breakfast costs about ฿490 and the pancakes about ฿280. Book ahead at weekends.

Good to know: open daily from 8am to 10pm.

Roast

Address: 3rd Floor, The Commons, 335 Thonglor Soi 17, Watthana, Bangkok

When Roast opened in 2011, it helped start Bangkok's café brunch culture. Its home on the top floor of The Commons serves pancakes, eggs and house-roasted coffee, with a second branch at the EmQuartier mall next to Phrom Phong BTS Station.

Price and booking: expect about ฿500 to ฿1,000 per person.

Sarnies

Address: 101–103 Charoen Krung Soi 44, Bang Rak, Bangkok

Set in a heritage shophouse, this Singapore-born café pairs specialty coffee with sourdough, pastries and all-day brunch dishes with Thai touches, such as tom yum eggs Benedict. A second branch is on Sukhumvit Soi 37.

Price and booking: expect about ฿300 to ฿650 per person. Weekend tables book out from 9am.

Okonomi

Address: 33/1 Soi Sukhumvit 38, Khlong Toei, Bangkok

Born in Brooklyn, Okonomi serves a calm Japanese breakfast in a small mint-green house. The signature Ichiju Gosai set features grilled fish, five seasonal side dishes, rice and miso soup.

Price and booking: dishes cost about ฿270 to ฿420.

Good to know: open daily from 7am to 7pm. Payment is by card or QR code only, no cash.

Luka Cafe

Address: 64/3 Pan Road, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok

Near the colourful Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, this relaxed café serves brunch all afternoon. Try the breakfast burrito or the French toast with bacon.

Price and booking: the breakfast burrito costs about ฿355 and the French toast about ฿290.

Bonjour Bonsoir

Address: Alliance Française Bangkok, 179 Witthayu Road, Lumphini, Bangkok

This Parisian-style bistro inside the Alliance Française serves croissants, brioche and French breakfast classics. Try the croissant Benedict or the pain perdu.

Price and booking: the croissant Benedict costs about ฿300, the French breakfast about ฿390 and the pain perdu about ฿280, plus a 10% service charge.

Brook's Brunch & Bar

Address: 18 Soi Ari 4 (North), Phaya Thai, Bangkok

Set in a two-storey house in the leafy Ari neighbourhood, Brook's serves creative brunch plates and turns into a wine bar in the evening. Try the chicken waffles or the omelette with grilled sea bass and mentaiko sauce.

Price and booking: the chicken waffles cost about ฿295 and the sea bass plate about ฿715.

Larder

Address: Soi Phrom Chai, Sukhumvit 39, Watthana, Bangkok

A good choice for a lighter brunch, Larder makes sandwiches on house-baked bread, such as its tuna sandwich and hot pastrami on Japanese milk bread.

Price and booking: sandwiches cost about ฿290 to ฿330.

Luxury Hotel Brunches

Lord Jim's

Address: Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, 48 Oriental Avenue, Bang Rak, Bangkok

A Bangkok institution for more than four decades, Lord Jim's serves a lavish buffet lunch overlooking the Chao Phraya River, with fresh seafood, roast meats and its signature pan-fried foie gras.

Price and booking: the weekend buffet lunch costs ฿3,800++ per person and the weekday buffet ฿2,850++, drinks extra.

Good to know: weekend lunch runs from 11:30am to 3pm. Men must wear long trousers and closed shoes.

Grand Siam Sunday Brunch at Anantara Siam

Address: Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel, 155 Ratchadamri Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok

One of Bangkok's best-known Sunday brunches for more than two decades, the Grand Siam Brunch spreads across the hotel's restaurants and garden terrace, with an international buffet, live cooking stations and live jazz.

Price and booking: packages start from about ฿2,500++ per person with soft drinks; free-flow alcohol and Champagne packages cost more. Book ahead. The hotel is a short walk from Ratchadamri BTS Station.

Good to know: Sundays only, from 12pm to 3:30pm.

How to Choose

For a classic brunch: Fran's or Roast.
For coffee lovers: Sarnies.
For something different: Okonomi's Japanese breakfast.
For a French morning: Bonjour Bonsoir.
For a special celebration: Lord Jim's or Anantara Siam.

Tips for Brunch in Bangkok

Book at weekends. Popular cafés and hotel brunches fill up fast on Saturdays and Sundays.
Check the dress code. Hotel brunches such as Lord Jim's require long trousers and closed shoes for men.
Budget for "++". Add about 17% to prices marked "++".
Go early in the hot season. Bangkok is hottest from March to May, so arrive early if you want a garden or terrace table.